Redding public meetings in 2023

Administrative Hearings Board - Regular Meeting

The Redding Administrative Hearings Board will conduct public hearings on five administrative citation appeals, including one for animal maltreatment and four for code enforcement violations. The board will decide whether to uphold, modify, or overturn the citations. The agenda also includes routine items like approving minutes, accepting a status report on pending orders, and adopting the 2024 calendar.

• Appeal of animal citation A-6944 for dog left in hot vehicle at 2510 Airpark Drive, fine $600
• Appeal of code citation C-4023 at 771 South Street
• Appeal of code citation C-4019 at 920 Grouse Drive
• Appeal of code citation C-4018 at 3386 Lemurian Road
• Appeal of code citation C-3761 at 2520 Reservoir Lane

Board of Administrative Review - Regular Meeting

The Administrative Hearings Board will conduct public hearings regarding several administrative citation appeals. These include an animal regulation appeal involving a dog left in a vehicle and four code enforcement appeals at various residential addresses.

• Animal citation appeal: Mark Ramus (Amended Citation No. A-6944, $600 fine)
• Code enforcement appeal: 771 South Street (Citation No. C-4023)
• Code enforcement appeal: 920 Grouse Drive (Citation No. C-4019)
• Code enforcement appeal: 3386 Lemurian Road (Citation No. C-4018)
• Code enforcement appeal: 2520 Reservoir Lane (Citation No. C-3761)

Redding City Council - Regular Meeting

The Redding City Council will consider several significant items, including appointing a new city attorney, endorsing the At Home Shasta Action Plan, and awarding a contract for infrastructure at a single-family housing development. The consent calendar includes routine approvals such as minutes, warrants, and various contracts. Public comment is limited to three minutes per speaker.

• Appoint Christian M. Curtis as City Attorney with $220,000 annual salary
• Endorse At Home Shasta Action Plan and appoint two council members to committee
• Award RFP for infrastructure at 850 Quartz Hill Road to K2 Development, with $22,563,040 budget appropriation
• Approve $564,564 funding agreement with No Boundaries Transitional Housing Inc.
• Declare 90 acres at 7501 Eastside Road as surplus property

Redding City Council - Special Meeting - Closed Session

The Redding City Council will hold a regular meeting on December 19, 2023, to select a Mayor Pro Tempore, appoint a new City Attorney, and consider several consent calendar items including property surplus declarations, grant agreements, and various contracts. The meeting includes a public comment period and a consent calendar with routine items.

• Select Mayor Pro Tempore (Item 2A)
• Appoint Christian M. Curtis as City Attorney with $220,000 annual salary (Item 9A)
• Declare ~90 acres at 7501 Eastside Road as surplus (Item 4.1(a))
• Authorize $750,000 grant for 12-unit mixed-use building at 815/825 Parkview Ave and 2520 Leland Ave (Item 4.2(b))
• Approve $564,564 funding agreement with No Boundaries Transitional Housing Inc. (Item 4.2(d))

City of Redding as Successor Agency to the Redding Redevelopment Agency - Special Meeting

The City of Redding as Successor Agency to the Redding Redevelopment Agency will consider authorizing the transfer of two city-owned properties at no cost to the Successor Housing Agency to facilitate income-qualifying housing development. The properties are 2520 Leland Avenue and 2321 South Bonnyview Road. The item is on the consent calendar and includes a CEQA categorical exemption finding.

• Transfer 2520 Leland Avenue and 2321 South Bonnyview Road at no cost for affordable housing
• Authorize Executive Officer to negotiate property transfer agreement
• CEQA categorical exemption under Section 15312 (Surplus Government Property Sales)
• Staff leveraged $1,550,000 in grant funds for mixed-use development at 2520 Leland Avenue
• Transfer agreements to be presented to Shasta County Consolidated Oversight Board on January 16, 2024

Redding Municipal Library Board - Regular Meeting

The Redding Area Bus Authority Board will consider the draft Short Range Transit Plan, which includes fare structure modifications and discontinuance of Route 12X, and set a public hearing for January 22, 2024. The board will also discuss service area modifications in unincorporated Shasta County and hear an oral report on a replica trolley service. Most other agenda items are routine consent calendar approvals, including budgets, reports, and equipment purchases.

• Approve $75,000 in State Transit Assistance for advertising and $125,000 for contract services in FY 2023-24 budget
• Authorize $25,000 bike share pilot program with Shasta Living Streets
• Authorize $100,000 pilot vanpool program with Enterprise Rent-A-Car
• Purchase one electric van for $336,372.63 and declare a paratransit van surplus
• Set public hearing for January 22, 2024 on Short Range Transit Plan with fare changes and Route 12X discontinuance

Redding Area Bus Authority - Regular Meeting

The Redding Area Bus Authority will consider the draft Short Range Transit Plan, which includes fare structure modifications and discontinuance of Route 12X, and set a public hearing for January 22, 2024. The board will also hear reports on service area modifications in unincorporated Shasta County and a replica trolley service, and vote on a consent calendar with several funding and purchase items.

• Approve $75,000 STA revenue for advertising and $125,000 for contract services in FY 2023-24 budget amendment
• Authorize $25,000 bike share first mile/last mile pilot program with Shasta Living Streets
• Authorize $100,000 pilot vanpool program with Enterprise Rent-A-Car
• Purchase one electric van for $336,372.63 via CALACT/MBTA cooperative
• Set public hearing for January 22, 2024 on Short Range Transit Plan with fare changes and Route 12X discontinuance

Community Services Advisory Commission - Regular Meeting

The Community Services Advisory Commission will hold a regular meeting to consider setting park hours for T.R. Woods Memorial Neighborhood Park and receive updates on park and recreation facility impact fees, as well as progress on several park projects including Panorama Park, South City Park, and Caldwell Park. The agenda also includes routine consent calendar items such as approval of minutes and monthly reports on parks, recreation, and grants.

• Consideration of setting park hours for T.R. Woods Memorial Neighborhood Park
• Update on Park and Recreation Facilities Impact Fees
• Panorama Park update: awarded $9.25M CDFA CRC grant, applied for additional $10M Resiliency Center funding
• South City Park update: secured $3.5 million in CDBG and City funding, seeking supplemental grants
• Caldwell Park update: pump track construction underway, adjusting scope to meet budget

Redding Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

The Redding Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two items: a use permit for PACE Supply Corporation to add 20,000 square feet of warehouse space and improve two acres for outdoor storage at 3676 Old 44 Drive, and a subdivision map for the Riverstone Subdivision, which would create 21 single-family parcels on a 10.5-acre site at 2980 Wyndham Lane. The commission will consider adopting Mitigated Negative Declarations and approving both applications subject to conditions. No consent calendar items are listed.

• Use Permit UP-2023-00550: PACE Supply Corporation to add 20,000 sq ft warehouse to existing 32,000 sq ft building at 3676 Old 44 Drive
• Subdivision Map S-2023-00582: Riverstone Subdivision to create 21 single-family parcels on 10.5 acres at 2980 Wyndham Lane
• Both projects require adoption of Mitigated Negative Declarations under CEQA
• PACE project includes improving two acres for circulation and outdoor storage, with tree preservation and wetland mitigation measures
• Riverstone site is zoned RS-3.5-FP with Floodplain Overlay and Greenway designation

Shasta Public Library Citizens Advisory Committee - Regular Meeting

The Shasta Public Libraries Citizens Advisory Committee will consider reorganizing itself, review the November infrastructure grant status report, and hear updates on the strategic plan, director's report, and marketing statistics. The agenda is largely routine, with no major policy decisions or public hearings.

• Consider reorganization of the committee
• Infrastructure grant status: Anderson Library $439,949, Redding Library $1,626,790, Burney Library $453,109
• Director's report: October 2023 statistics show increased digital circulation (11,845) and total physical circulation (36,211)
• Marketing report: launched 'Show Your Library Receipt' program with local businesses
• Strategic plan update

Board of Administrative Review - Regular Meeting

The Shasta Public Libraries Citizens Advisory Committee will consider its own reorganization, review the consent calendar (including minutes and an infrastructure grant status report), and receive updates on the strategic plan, director's report, marketing, and community services. Public comment is also scheduled.

• Consider reorganization of the Shasta Public Libraries Citizens Advisory Committee
• Infrastructure Grant Status Report: $2,519,848 total for Redding, Anderson, and Burney libraries
• Redding Library: $1,626,790 for carpet, electrical panel, generator, cameras
• Anderson Library: $439,949 for generator, solar, roof, security cameras
• Burney Library: $453,109 for life safety and maintenance

Redding City Council - Regular Meeting

The Redding City Council will hold a public hearing on proposed Redding Electric Utility (REU) rate increases of 4% per year for 2024 and 2025, along with an increase in the Residential Energy Discount. The council will also select a new mayor, vice mayor, and mayor pro tempore, and consider several consent items including the purchase of two bucket trucks for $436,698 and a subdivision map approval.

• Public hearing on REU rate increases: 4% revenue increase per year effective Jan 1, 2024 and Jan 1, 2025
• Increase Residential Energy Discount Fixed Charge Credit by $2.50 per month for eligible customers
• Authorize purchase of two bucket trucks from Altec Industries for $436,698 using Sourcewell contract pricing
• Approve Final Map for Alturas Crossing Subdivision (AMND-2023-00295)
• Adopt resolutions for successor MOU with Redding Police Managers Association and salary plan amendments

Redding City Council - Special Meeting - Closed Session

This is a special closed-session meeting of the Redding City Council. The council will discuss one potential case of anticipated litigation and the public employment of the City Attorney. No public action is expected, but any reportable action will be announced after the closed session.

• Closed session on anticipated litigation (one potential case)
• Closed session on public employment for City Attorney recruitment

Redding Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

This is a special closed-session meeting of the Redding City Council. The council will discuss one potential case of anticipated litigation and the public employment of the City Attorney. No public decisions are expected, as the items are for closed-session discussion only.

• Closed session on anticipated litigation (one potential case)
• Closed session on public employment for City Attorney recruitment

Redding City Council - Regular Meeting

The Redding City Council will consider appropriating $8,354,960 in Encampment Resolution Funding to address homelessness, including a new housing specialist position and a $500,000 agreement with Good News Rescue Mission. The consent calendar includes several large public works contracts, such as a $7.66 million wastewater treatment project and a $6.49 million bridge widening project. The meeting also includes presentations honoring retiring directors and appointments to the Community Development Advisory Committee.

• Appropriate $8,354,960 Encampment Resolution Funding (ERF 3-L) and add a Housing Specialist I/II position
• Authorize $500,000 agreement with Good News Rescue Mission for maintenance improvements
• Award $7,660,744.83 contract to SnL Group for Stillwater Wastewater Treatment Plant sludge lagoon project
• Award $6,493,039.98 contract to S.T. Rhoades Inc. for Old Alturas Road over Churn Creek Bridge widening
• Approve $565,000 bid to Arbor Pros LLC for electric line clearance services

Redding City Council - Special Meeting - Closed Session

The Redding City Council is holding a special closed-session meeting to discuss labor negotiations. The council will confer with its designated representative, Personnel Director Kibler, regarding negotiations with the Redding Police Managers' Association and unrepresented employees. No other business is on the agenda, and any reportable action will be announced when open session reconvenes.

• Closed session conference with labor negotiator under California Government Code Section 54957.6
• Negotiations with Redding Police Managers' Association
• Negotiations with unrepresented employees
• Designated agency representative: Personnel Director Kibler

Redding Municipal Library Board - Regular Meeting

The Redding City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss labor negotiations in closed session. The only item is a conference with the labor negotiator regarding the Redding Police Managers' Association and unrepresented employees. No public action is expected, and any reportable action will be announced after the closed session.

• Closed session under California Government Code Section 54957.6 for labor negotiations
• Designated agency representative: Personnel Director Kibler
• Employee organizations: Redding Police Managers' Association and unrepresented employees

Redding Area Bus Authority - Regular Meeting

The Redding Area Bus Authority board will vote on routine consent items including financial reports and agreements, and will discuss a proposed partnership with the San Joaquin Joint Powers Authority for transit services outside its area. The board will also consider resolutions for state 'State of Good Repair' funds for maintenance and bus shelters.

• Agreement with Shasta-Tehama-Trinity Joint Community College District for fare payments up to $30,000 in FY 2023-24
• Funding agreement with Redding School of the Arts for $15,000 to increase Route 17 service to Shasta College
• Resolution to invest monies in Local Agency Investment Fund, rescinding Resolution No. RABA 32
• Report on proposed partnership with San Joaquin Joint Powers Authority for transit services outside RABA service area
• Resolutions approving FY 2023-24 State of Good Repair Funds: $259,425 (99313) and $14,972 (99314) for maintenance and bus shelters

Redding Housing Authority - Regular Meeting

The Redding Area Bus Authority will vote on routine consent items including financial reports and agreements, and will discuss a proposed partnership with the San Joaquin Joint Powers Authority for transit services outside its service area. The board will also consider approving two resolutions for California State of Good Repair funds totaling about $274,397 for maintenance, supplies, and bus shelters.

• Agreement with Shasta-Tehama-Trinity Joint Community College District for fare payments up to $30,000 in FY 2023-24, $2.00 per fixed-route boarding and $4.00 per demand-response boarding, term November 2023 through September 2024 with one-year option
• Funding agreement with Redding School of the Arts to increase Route 17 service between Downtown Redding Passenger Terminal and Shasta College via Shasta View Drive and State Route 44, with $15,000 remitted to RABA for November 1, 2023 through June 30, 2024, with one-year option
• Resolution to invest monies in Local Agency Investment Fund, rescinding Resolution No. RABA 32
• Resolution approving FY 2023-24 State of Good Repair Project List: $259,425 (99313 funds) for maintenance/supplies ($219,425) and bus shelter equipment ($40,000), and $14,972 (99314 funds) for maintenance/supplies
• Report on proposed partnership with San Joaquin Joint Powers Authority for transit services outside RABA service area

Redding City Council - Special Meeting - Closed Session

The Redding City Council will convene a special meeting for a closed session. The council is scheduled to discuss matters related to public employment pursuant to California Government Code Section 54957(b).

• Closed session discussion regarding public employment

Administrative Hearings Board - Regular Meeting

The Administrative Hearings Board will conduct public hearings on five administrative citation appeals and compliance reviews, including an animal-in-vehicle citation, unpermitted construction at multiple properties, and other code violations. The board will decide whether to affirm, modify, or overturn the citations and adopt proposed orders. Public comment is also scheduled for non-agenda items.

• Appeal of $600 citation for dog left in hot vehicle at Costco, 4805 Bechelli Lane
• Appeal of citation for unpermitted construction at 4935 Eastside Road
• Appeal of citation at 1957 Acorn Lane
• Appeal of citation at 2841 Churn Creek Road
• Compliance review for abatement order at 473 Grove Street

Redding Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

The Commission will review a presentation regarding the Public Review Draft General Plan and its associated environmental impact report. This meeting is intended for input and feedback only, as no formal action will be taken on the plan at this time.

• Public Review Draft General Plan presentation
• Draft Environmental Impact Report review
• Discussion of proposed policy changes to the Introduction chapter

Redding City Council - Special Meeting - Closed Session

The Redding City Council is holding a special closed-session meeting to discuss the recruitment and public employment of the City Attorney. This is the only business on the agenda, and any reportable action will be announced after the closed session. The meeting is otherwise procedural.

• Closed session under California Government Code Section 54957(b) for Public Employment: City Attorney
• Special meeting called by Mayor Michael Dacquisto on November 7, 2023
• Public comment limited to 3 minutes per speaker for agendized items

Community Services Advisory Commission - Regular Meeting

The Community Services Advisory Commission will hold a regular meeting with roll call, public comment, and a consent calendar covering routine reports. The main agenda includes presentations on Redding tourism efforts and recreation program summer numbers, followed by updates on several parks and projects. The meeting is largely informational, with no major decisions or public hearings scheduled.

• Presentation on Redding tourism by Visit Redding's Danny Orloff
• Recreation program summer numbers and events presentation
• Panorama Park update, including $10M Resiliency Center funding application
• South City Park update, including LWCF grant application and RFP for design services
• Caldwell Park update, including pump track construction and scope adjustments

Board of Administrative Review - Regular Meeting

The Community Services Advisory Commission will receive reports on parks maintenance, recreation programs, and project updates, including the Caldwell Park expansion, Panorama Park, and South City Park improvements. Presentations on Redding tourism and summer recreation numbers are also scheduled. The meeting is largely informational with no major decisions on the agenda.

• Caldwell Park Expansion: pump track construction underway, scope adjustments to meet budget
• Panorama Park: 60% plans under review, applied for $10M Resiliency Center funding
• South City Park: RFP for design services closes November 20, 2023
• Creekside Park playground completed October 12
• Sundial Bridge lighting replaced with 16 programmable LED fixtures

Redding City Council - Regular Meeting

The Redding City Council will hold a public hearing on proposed increases to water, wastewater, and solid waste utility rates, effective January 1, 2024. The council will also consider approving $2.3 million in Housing and Homelessness Incentive Program funding, a new contract with IBEW electric workers, and several other routine items on the consent calendar.

• Public hearing on increased Water, Wastewater, and Solid Waste Utility rates effective Jan 1, 2024
• Approve $2,300,000 in Housing and Homelessness Incentive Program funding
• Adopt successor MOU with IBEW Local 1245 (Electric Department) for 3-year term
• Award $899,838.27 contract to GHD, Inc. for construction management on Old Alturas Road bridge project
• Approve $563,429.38 bid to Southern States, LLC for 115kV circuit switcher retrofit

Redding City Council - Special Meeting - Closed Session

This is a special closed-session meeting of the Redding City Council. The council will discuss existing litigation (Baker v. City of Redding), potential new litigation, negotiations for the sale of two lots in Stillwater Business Park, and labor negotiations with the Redding Police Managers' Association and unrepresented employees. All items are closed to the public, and any reportable action will be announced after the closed session.

• Closed session on existing litigation: Baker et al. v. City of Redding, Shasta County Superior Court Case No. 192661
• Closed session on anticipated litigation: one potential case
• Closed session on real property negotiations: Stillwater Business Park, Lots 14 and 15 (APNs 054-260-006 and 054-260-007), with Fabric Workshop, Inc., regarding price and terms
• Closed session on labor negotiations with Redding Police Managers' Association and unrepresented employees

Shasta Public Library Citizens Advisory Committee - Regular Meeting

The Shasta Public Libraries Citizens Advisory Committee will review and consider amendments to several library policies, including the Fines and Fees Schedule and Code of Conduct, and will receive updates on infrastructure grants and library statistics. The committee will also discuss its own operating rules and calendar. Public comment is limited to non-agendized matters.

• Review of Fines and Fees Schedule Policy, including removal of Inter-Library Loan section
• Review of Code of Conduct Policy, adding bag size limits (15x15x25 inches)
• Infrastructure Grant Status Report: $2,519,848 total for Redding, Anderson, Burney libraries
• Consent calendar includes October 2023 minutes and infrastructure grant report
• Director's and marketing reports for September 2023

Redding Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

The Shasta Public Libraries Citizens Advisory Committee will review and consider recommending amendments to library policies, including the Code of Conduct (adding bag size limits) and the Fines and Fees Schedule (removing interlibrary loan fees). They will also review all other library policies, operating rules, and the 2024 calendar. The committee will receive reports on infrastructure grants, statistics, and marketing.

• Code of Conduct amendment: prohibit containers larger than 15x15x25 inches
• Fines and Fees amendment: remove interlibrary loan section (service discontinued)
• Infrastructure grant status: $2,519,848 total for Redding, Anderson, Burney libraries
• Redding Library carpet/flooring design completed, electrical panel quote prepared
• Anderson Library generator, solar, roof contracts executed with PACE

Redding City Council - Regular Meeting

The Redding City Council will consider appointing Brian T. Barner as the new Chief of Police, following a resolution honoring retiring Chief William Schueller. The consent calendar includes routine items such as approving minutes, adopting ordinances on edible food recovery and City Engineer authority, and accepting completed construction projects. Presentations will cover tourism marketing and tobacco retail density. The meeting also includes a proclamation for Global Youth Justice Month.

• Approve appointment of Brian T. Barner as Chief of Police
• Adopt Ordinance No. 2664 on commercial edible food recovery (Solid Waste and Recycling)
• Re-appropriate $1,000,000 in ARPA funds for Fire Station Alerting system
• Ratify purchase of 18 police vehicles from John Jones Automotive Group for $823,575
• Accept Girvan Road Railroad Crossing and South Redding Bikeway project at final cost of $8,469,900

Redding City Council - Special Meeting - Closed Session

This is a special closed-session meeting of the Redding City Council. The council will discuss three confidential items: potential sale of property at 7501 Eastside Road to Haven Humane Society, anticipated litigation from a claim by Christopher Embury, and recruitment for the City Attorney position. No public decisions are expected, but any reportable action will be announced after the closed session.

• Closed session on real property negotiation for 7501 Eastside Road (APN 050-040-010) with Haven Humane Society
• Closed session on anticipated litigation from claims by Christopher Embury (Claim Nos. 24-002-610 and 23-073-610)
• Closed session on public employment for City Attorney recruitment

Redding Housing Authority - Regular Meeting

This is a special closed-session meeting of the Redding City Council. The council will discuss real estate negotiations for a property at 7501 Eastside Road with Haven Humane Society, potential litigation from a claim by Christopher Embury, and the recruitment for the City Attorney position. No public decisions are scheduled; any reportable actions will be announced after the closed session.

• Closed session: property negotiation for 7501 Eastside Road (APN 050-040-010) with Haven Humane Society
• Closed session: anticipated litigation from claims by Christopher Embury (personal injury and property damage, March 21, 2023)
• Closed session: public employment discussion for City Attorney recruitment

Community Services Advisory Commission - Regular Meeting

The Community Services Advisory Commission will hold a regular meeting to accept routine reports on parks maintenance, recreation, and department projects, and to receive presentations on parks maintenance projects, the Story Walk at Nur Pon Open Space, and the Community Creek Clean-Up. Updates will be given on Panorama, South City, and Caldwell Parks, along with other project updates.

• Presentation on Parks Maintenance Spring/Summer Projects
• Presentation on Story Walk at Nur Pon Open Space
• Presentation on Community Creek Clean-Up
• Panorama Park Update
• South City Park Update

Redding Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

The Redding Community Services Advisory Commission will hold a regular meeting to review routine reports and receive updates on various park and recreation projects. The agenda includes consent calendar items such as approval of minutes and activity reports, followed by presentations on parks maintenance, the Story Walk at Nur Pon Open Space, community creek clean-up, and updates on Panorama, South City, and Caldwell Parks. The meeting is primarily informational, with no major decisions or public hearings scheduled.

• Presentation on Parks Maintenance Spring/Summer Projects
• Presentation on Story Walk at Nur Pon Open Space
• Presentation on Community Creek Clean-Up
• Panorama Park Update (applied for $10M Resiliency Center funding)
• South City Park Update (LWCF grant application submitted)

Board of Administrative Review - Regular Meeting

The Redding Board of Administrative Review will hold public hearings on two items: a site development permit for a CrossFit gym and an amendment to a use permit for a high school and performing arts theater. The board will consider staff recommendations to approve both, including environmental determinations under CEQA.

• Site Development Permit SDP-2023-01069 for CrossFit gym at 2486 Progress Drive, Unit 4 (GI district)
• Amendment AMND-2023-01203 to Use Permit UP-11-07 for Redding School of the Arts, splitting 31,630 sq ft building into five (12,224 sq ft high school, 11,255 sq ft theater) at 955 Inspiration Place and 987 Gibralter Road
• CEQA categorical exemption (Section 15301) for gym; addendum to Mitigated Negative Declaration for school amendment
• Gym requires 22 parking spaces; applicant allocated 29
• School project adds approximately 84 new parking spaces

Shasta Public Library Citizens Advisory Committee - Regular Meeting

The Shasta Public Library Citizens Advisory Committee will receive presentations from Director Tolman on the Hoopla digital service, a California State Library grant for adult and family literacy, and the 1,000 Books by Kindergarten program. The committee will also review the consent calendar, including minutes from September 6 and an infrastructure grant status report, along with director's and marketing reports for August 2023.

• Infrastructure grant status report: $2,519,848 total Building Forward grants for Redding, Anderson, and Burney libraries
• Redding Library carpet/flooring layout design completed, UV filter installation expected 9/29/2023
• Anderson Library generator, solar, and roof contracts executed with PACE
• Burney Library generator contract executed with PACE
• Director's report: August 2023 physical circulation 39,815, digital circulation 10,928

Redding City Council - Regular Meeting

The Redding Board of Administrative Review will hold public hearings on two items: a site development permit for a CrossFit gym at 2486 Progress Drive, Unit 4, and an amendment to a use permit for the Redding School of the Arts to modify the approved high school and performing arts theater design. The board will consider approving both, subject to conditions, and will also take public comment on non-agendized matters.

• Site Development Permit SDP-2023-01069 for CrossFit gym at 2486 Progress Drive, Unit 4 (GI district)
• Amendment AMND-2023-01203 to Use Permit UP-11-07 for Redding School of the Arts high school and theater at 955 Inspiration Place and 987 Gibralter Road
• Proposed high school design change: separate 31,630 sq ft building into five buildings (approx. 23,479 sq ft total)
• CEQA exemptions: categorical exemption for gym, addendum to mitigated negative declaration for school
• Public comment period for non-agendized matters

Redding City Council - Special Meeting

The Redding City Council is holding a special meeting to consider a consent calendar with routine items and several regular agenda items. Key actions include authorizing a $2 million drought resiliency well grant application, awarding contracts for street and roof projects, and approving labor agreements with two employee unions. The council will also discuss a closed session on labor negotiations with the electrical workers union.

• Authorize $2,000,000 grant application for new drought resiliency well
• Award $1,615,736.40 contract for Trinity Street Bikeway Project
• Award $246,174 contract for Council Chambers and City Hall Roof Replacement
• Approve successor MOUs with UPEC RFMU and RPOA
• Approve $157,151 Emergency Solutions Grant application

Redding Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

The Redding Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider approving Use Permit UP-2023-01077 for the Shea Island Side Channel Restoration Project. The project aims to restore salmonid spawning and rearing habitat in the Sacramento River floodway and includes temporary equipment staging at Cascade Park. Staff recommends approval, subject to conditions.

• Public hearing on Use Permit UP-2023-01077 for Shea Island Side Channel Restoration Project
• Project covers 114.11 acres in the FEMA 100-year floodway of the Sacramento River
• Temporary equipment staging at Cascade Park, 3023 Island Drive
• CEQA compliance determination by Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board
• No public comments received as of staff report

Community Services Advisory Commission - Special Meeting

The Community Services Advisory Commission will hold a special meeting to consider several park-related items, including an amended lease agreement with the Shasta-Trinity Fly Fishers for the Clover Creek Clubhouse, a proposed name for the Downtown Park, and a scope change for the Caldwell Park Expansion Project. They will also receive a presentation from Riverfront Specific Plan consultants and appoint a commission representative to a community coalition. The agenda includes routine consent items such as approval of minutes and staff reports on parks, recreation, and grants.

• Consideration of amended and restated lease agreement with Shasta-Trinity Fly Fishers for Clover Creek Clubhouse
• Consideration of proposed name for Downtown Park
• Consideration of scope change for Caldwell Park Expansion Project
• Presentation by Riverfront Specific Plan consultants and appointment of CSAC representative to Community Coalition
• Approval of minutes from July 12, 2023 regular meeting

Redding City Council - Regular Meeting

The Redding City Council will consider a consent calendar with numerous routine items, including grant applications, contract awards, and budget amendments, plus several regular agenda items on housing, homelessness, electric utility, and code changes. The meeting includes presentations on mosquito control and tourism.

• Apply for Pathways to Removing Obstacles to Housing designation
• Apply for $750,000 Reconnecting Communities grant for MLK Jr. Neighborhood
• Award $1,243,029 contract to Dokken Engineering for Churn Creek/Victor/Rancho roundabout
• Approve $910,000 sole-source refurbishment of solid waste trucks
• Adopt 96th budget amendment increasing appropriations by $4,429,640

Redding City Council - Special Meeting - Closed Session

The Redding City Council is holding a special closed-session meeting to discuss real property acquisitions and labor negotiations. The council will consider price and terms for four properties, including ones for the Stillwater Bus Park Phase 2, Eastside Road at Olney Creek Bridge, Woodcliff Drive, and 2525 Tarmac Road. It will also confer with its labor negotiator regarding contracts with three employee organizations. No public decisions are expected, as the session is closed.

• Property negotiation for 8085 Airport Road (Stillwater Bus Park Ph 2)
• Property negotiation for 6065 Eastside Road (Olney Creek Bridge project)
• Property negotiation for 95 Hilltop Drive (Woodcliff Drive)
• Property negotiation for 2525 Tarmac Road (potential purchase)
• Labor negotiations with IBEW, Redding Peace Officers' Association, and UPEC-Fire

Redding Area Bus Authority - Regular Meeting

The Redding Area Bus Authority board will vote on a consent calendar covering routine financial reports and policy updates, and will consider a new policy outlining procedures for fare increases or major service reductions. The board will also hear an oral update from the transit manager on RABA activities.

• Adopt Resolution creating Board Policy No. 126 – Fare Increases and Major Service Reductions
• Authorize sole source purchase of fare equipment from Genfare, LLC for $154,621.35
• Adopt Resolution amending Board Policy No. 116 – Public Participation Policy for Transportation Planning
• Adopt Resolution amending Board Policy 124 – ADA-Title II Disabled Access, renamed to Americans with Disabilities Act Procedures
• Approve and certify annual RABA Safety Plan and Transit Asset Management Plan

Redding Housing Authority - Regular Meeting

The Redding Area Bus Authority board will vote on creating a new policy (No. 126) that outlines procedural requirements for fare increases or major service reductions. The board will also consider several routine consent items, including approving minutes, accepting financial reports, and authorizing a sole-source purchase of fare equipment for $154,621.35. An oral update from the Transit Manager on RABA activities is also scheduled.

• Adopt Resolution creating Board Policy No. 126 – Fare Increases and Major Service Reductions
• Authorize sole-source purchase of fare equipment from Genfare, LLC for $154,621.35
• Adopt Resolution amending Board Policy No. 116 – Public Participation Policy for Transportation Planning
• Adopt Resolution amending Board Policy 124 – ADA-Title II Disabled Access, renamed to Americans with Disabilities Act Procedures
• Approve and certify annual RABA Safety Plan and Transit Asset Management Plan

Redding Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

The Redding Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to decide whether to grant a three-year extension to the tentative map for the Seven Bridges Subdivision. This action allows MD Development to continue developing 127 single-family lots on 38.3 acres at 6600 Oasis Road, as the current map expires in September 2023. The commission will also select a member for the Redding Riverfront Specific Plan Community Coalition and receive informational presentations on the Draft General Plan 2045.

• Public hearing on Subdivision Extension Application EXT-2023-00968 for Seven Bridges Subdivision (127 lots, 38.3 acres)
• Staff recommends approving the three-year extension for MD Development's project at 6600 Oasis Road
• Selection of one Planning Commissioner to serve on the Redding Riverfront Specific Plan Community Coalition
• Informational presentation on the Draft General Plan 2045 and public feedback from Info Room and Youth Engagement Sessions

The commission voted 4‑2 to approve Tentative Subdivision Map Extension Application EXT‑2023‑00968, extending the Seven Bridges subdivision map for three years under existing conditions. Commissioners Aaron Hatch and Michele Goedert voted no, while Cameron Middleton, Gregory Balkovek, Brandi Greene, and Luke Miner voted yes. The commission also unanimously nominated Commissioner Michele Goedert to serve on the Redding Riverfront Specific Plan Community Coalition, with six yes votes, no noes, and one abstention. No other actions were taken; remaining agenda items were informational.

• Approved Tentative Subdivision Map Extension EXT‑2023‑00968 (4‑2)
• Nominated Commissioner Michele Goedert to Riverfront Specific Plan Community Coalition (6‑0, 1 abstain)
• Approved June 27, 2023 Planning Commission minutes (unanimous)
• Approved July 25, 2023 Planning Commission minutes (4‑0‑2)

Board of Administrative Review - Regular Meeting

The Board of Administrative Review will hold public hearings on two items. The first is a proposal by Baysinger Partners Architecture to amend an existing use permit to expand a garden center at 2691 Hilltop Drive, including a 5,936-square-foot building with greenhouse, a 10,941-square-foot outdoor garden area, outdoor merchandise display, and indoor pet grooming, plus a zoning exception for a 4.5% parking reduction. The second is a request by Community Revitalization and Development Corporation for a site development permit to continue nonconforming parking at 1859 Eugenia Avenue to replace a fire-destroyed dwelling. Staff recommends approval of both, subject to conditions.

• Amendment AMND-2023-00866 to Use Permit UP-26-73 for garden center expansion at 2691 Hilltop Drive
• Zoning Exception ZE-2023-01074 for 4.5% parking reduction at the shopping center
• Site Development Permit SDP-2023-01011 for 1859 Eugenia Avenue to replace fire-destroyed dwelling
• CEQA categorical exemptions recommended for both projects
• Public hearings scheduled for both items

The Board of Administrative Review approved an amendment for a garden center expansion and a site development permit to replace a fire-destroyed dwelling. Both projects were determined to be categorically exempt under the California Environmental Quality Act.

• Approved Amendment Application AMND-2023-00866 and Zoning Exception Application ZE-2023-01074 for garden center expansion at 2691 Hilltop Drive (3-0)
• Approved Site Development Permit Application SDP-2023-01011 to replace a fire-destroyed dwelling at 1859 Eugenia Avenue (3-0)

Shasta Public Library Citizens Advisory Committee - Regular Meeting

The Shasta Public Libraries Citizens Advisory Committee will consider recommending the 2023-2027 Strategic Plan to the Redding Municipal Library Board. The plan outlines four goals: library awareness, flexible spaces, community hub/cultural connector, and center for lifetime learning. The committee will also receive reports on infrastructure grants, summer reading, and statistics.

• Consideration of 2023-2027 Strategic Plan
• Infrastructure Grant Status Report for August 2023 (total grants $2,519,848)
• Presentation on 2023 Summer Reading Program
• Minutes from August 2, 2023 Regular Meeting
• Director's Report and Statistics for July 2023

The committee reviewed the Destination 2027 Strategic Plan, which outlines goals for library awareness, flexible spaces, community connectivity, and lifetime learning through 2027. The plan includes specific targets for marketing, outreach, and facility enhancements based on community data and public input.

• Proposed goal to increase awareness among 40% of service area population via communication campaigns
• Proposed goal to increase new cardholder activity by 5% through welcome newsletters
• Proposed creation of a branded 'Library to You' remote services brand by FY2024
• Proposed development of a STEM space for elementary and middle school students by FY2026-27
• Proposed implementation of a system-wide Memory Lab service for digitizing photos by FY2023-2025
• Proposed partnership with City Parks and Recreation for multigenerational gathering spaces by FY2023
• Proposed diversity audit of collections to respond to book challenges by FY2024-25
• Proposed expansion of offsite service options by five per year starting FY2024

Redding City Council - Regular Meeting

The Redding City Council will vote on several major contracts, including a $5.99 million award for the Well 12 Water Treatment Plant and a $3.99 million bid for the Downtown Park Plaza. They will also consider extending a $40,000 police signing bonus, adjusting downtown parking rules, and setting a public hearing for utility rate increases.

• Award $5,995,970 to SnL Group for Well 12 Water Treatment Plant, plus $640,000 admin/inspection, $250,000 development, $600,000 contingency
• Award $3,985,883 to SnL Group for Downtown Park Plaza at 1470 Market St, plus $100,000 admin, $350,000 development, $101,463 contingency
• Extend $40,000 police lateral signing bonus for 18 months with 3-year commitment
• Adopt resolution to increase downtown employee parking permits from 175 to 300 and allow Shasta College students to buy permits
• Set Nov 7 public hearing for 4-year Solid Waste, Water, Wastewater rate package

The City Council approved several major infrastructure projects, including the Well 12 Water Treatment Plant and the Downtown Park Plaza. The council also extended a $40,000 signing bonus for lateral police officers and authorized multiple grant applications for community resilience.

• Awarded Well 12 Water Treatment Plant project to SnL Group, Inc. for $5,995,970
• Awarded Downtown Park Plaza Project at 1470 Market St to SnL Group Inc. for $3,985,883
• Extended $40,000 lateral police officer signing bonus for 18 months (Unanimous)
• Authorized $10M grant application for Panorama Park and Resiliency Center
• Authorized $500,000 grant application for a day resource center
• Approved $200,000 from General Fund for community recreational program instructors
• Accepted $212,150 FEMA grant for Assistance to Firefighters
• Accepted $127,000 Office of Traffic Safety grant for police overtime and equipment

Redding City Council - Special Meeting - Closed Session

This is a special closed-session meeting where the Redding City Council will discuss labor negotiations with three employee organizations. No public action is expected, and any reportable action will be announced after the closed session.

• Closed session under Gov. Code 54957.6 with labor negotiator
• Negotiations with IBEW – Electric Employees
• Negotiations with Redding Peace Officers' Association
• Negotiations with UPEC – Redding Fire Management Unit

The City Council held a special meeting and adjourned to closed session to confer with labor negotiators. No reportable action was taken regarding the employee organizations discussed.

• No reportable action taken regarding conference with labor negotiators

Redding Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

The Redding City Council is holding a special closed-session meeting to discuss labor negotiations with three employee organizations: the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (Electric Employees), the Redding Peace Officers' Association, and the United Public Employees of California (Redding Fire Management Unit). The designated agency representative is Personnel Director Kibler. No other business is on the agenda, and any reportable action will be announced after the closed session.

• Closed session conference with labor negotiator for IBEW AFL-CIO – Electric Employees
• Closed session conference with labor negotiator for Redding Peace Officers' Association
• Closed session conference with labor negotiator for United Public Employees of California – Redding Fire Management Unit
• Designated agency representative: Personnel Director Kibler

The City Council held a special meeting and adjourned to closed session to confer with labor negotiators. No reportable action was taken on the items discussed.

• Took no reportable action regarding conference with labor negotiators

Redding Municipal Library Board - Regular Meeting

The Redding Area Bus Authority (RABA) board will hold a public hearing to consider submitting a Federal Transit Administration (FTA) Section 5310 grant application for approximately $250,000 to the California Department of Transportation. The board will also review routine consent calendar items, including approval of minutes, financial reports, and monthly system reports for May and June 2023, and receive a quarterly update from the Transit Manager.

• Public hearing on FTA Section 5310 grant application for approximately $250,000
• Approve minutes of the June 26, 2023 special meeting
• Accept cash reports, accounts payable registers, and staff authorized expenditures for May and June 2023
• Accept monthly system reports with performance and ridership trends for May and June 2023
• Accept treasurer's reports for May and June 2023

The Redding Area Bus Authority approved a grant application to provide transit options for seniors unable to use fixed routes. The board also accepted several financial and performance reports from May and June 2023.

• Authorized submission of FTA Section 5310 grant application for approximately $250,000 (5-1)
• Approved June 26, 2023 Special Meeting minutes (6-0)
• Accepted May and June 2023 Cash Reports and Accounts Payable Registers (6-0)
• Accepted May and June 2023 Monthly System Reports and Ridership Trends (6-0)
• Accepted May and June 2023 Treasurer’s Reports (6-0)
• Directed staff to develop a feasibility plan for a downtown open-air trolley system

Redding Area Bus Authority - Regular Meeting

The Redding Area Bus Authority will hold a public hearing to consider submitting a Federal Transit Administration Section 5310 grant application for approximately $250,000 to the California Department of Transportation. The board will also review routine financial reports, ridership trends, and receive a quarterly update from the Transit Manager. Most items are consent calendar approvals, with the grant application being the main action item.

• Public hearing on FTA Section 5310 grant application (~$250,000)
• Approve minutes from June 26, 2023 special meeting
• Accept cash reports and accounts payable for May and June 2023
• Accept monthly system reports with ridership trends for May and June 2023
• Accept treasurer's reports for May and June 2023

The Board approved a grant application to provide transit options for seniors unable to use fixed routes. The Board also accepted several financial and system performance reports from May and June 2023.

• Authorized FTA Section 5310 grant application for approx. $250,000 (5-1)
• Approved June 26, 2023 Special Meeting minutes (6-0)
• Accepted May and June 2023 Cash Reports and Accounts Payable Registers (6-0)
• Accepted May and June 2023 Monthly System Reports and Ridership Trends (6-0)
• Accepted May and June 2023 Treasurer’s Reports (6-0)
• Directed staff to develop a feasibility plan for a downtown open-air trolley system

Administrative Hearings Board - Regular Meeting

The Redding Administrative Hearings Board will hold public hearings on four code enforcement cases, including appeals of administrative citations and compliance reviews for properties on El Cedro Avenue, Progress Drive, and Lanning Avenue. The board will decide whether to affirm citations or adopt abatement orders, and will also receive a status update on 7023 Marvin Trail and pending orders.

• Appeal of Citation C-3734 at 798 El Cedro Avenue for junk, trash, debris, and fence height violations
• Appeal of Citation C-3941 at 2486 Progress Drive #3
• Compliance review at 2752 Lanning Avenue for abatement and penalties
• Compliance review at 2900 Lanning Avenue for abatement and penalties
• Status update on 7023 Marvin Trail

The Administrative Hearings Board modified a fine for 2486 Progress Drive and approved abatement and penalty orders for two Lanning Avenue properties. One citation appeal was continued to October. The board also accepted the August 2023 status report for pending orders.

• Approved July 19, 2023 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Continued citation appeal for 798 El Cedro Avenue to October 18, 2023
• Upheld citation C-3941 for 2486 Progress Drive #3: $15,000 immediately payable and $85,000 suspended for five years if no further violations occur
• Approved Administrative Abatement and Penalties Order for 2752 Lanning Avenue, removing the $1,000 immediately due penalty
• Approved Administrative Abatement and Penalties Order for 2900 Lanning Avenue as written
• Accepted August 2023 status report for pending orders

Board of Administrative Review - Regular Meeting

The Redding Board of Administrative Review will hold public hearings on two site development permits. One is for a video gaming lounge at 1518 Market Street, and the other is for a commercial development with a gas station, fast-food restaurant, and coffee kiosk at 1101 Twin View Boulevard. The board will consider approving both projects, subject to conditions, and will also consider a parcel map to divide the Twin View property into three parcels.

• Video gaming lounge (Area 151) at 1518 Market Street, 2,467 sq ft, in Downtown Core District
• Commercial development at 1101 Twin View Blvd: 9,044 sq ft, gas mart with 6 fuel pumps, drive-through fast food, coffee kiosk
• Parcel map to divide 6.95-acre site into three parcels at 1101 Twin View Blvd
• CEQA categorical exemptions recommended for both projects
• Public hearings for both permits

The Board of Administrative Review approved two site development permits. One allows a video gaming lounge at 1518 Market Street, and the other permits a gas mart, fast-food restaurant, and coffee kiosk at 1101 Twin View Boulevard.

• Approved Site Development Permit SDP-2023-00916 for a video gaming lounge at 1518 Market Street (3-0)
• Approved Site Development Permit SDP-2023-00874 for a gas mart, fast-food restaurant, and coffee kiosk at 1101 Twin View Boulevard (3-0)
• Approved Parcel Map Application PM-2022-00684 for the 1101 Twin View Boulevard development (3-0)

Redding City Council - Special Meeting - Closed Session

The City Council unanimously authorized the City Attorney to accept a written release to settle Shasta County Superior Court Case No. 200955 for $130,000.00. No reportable action was taken regarding labor negotiations or the City Manager's performance evaluation.

• Approved $130,000.00 settlement for O’Hern v. City of Redding (Unanimous)

Redding City Council - Regular Meeting

The Redding City Council will vote on a consent calendar covering routine items like minutes, a treasurer's report, and several contracts, including $500,000 for police Tahoe vehicles and a $461,516 gas monitoring agreement. The regular calendar includes adopting a new three-year union contract for technical employees and starting the process to amend the city's CalPERS contract for IBEW power production workers. The meeting also includes public comment and council travel reports.

• Approve $500,000 purchase of up to 10 Chevrolet Tahoe patrol vehicles for police
• Approve $461,516.64 four-year iNet gas monitoring agreement with Industrial Scientific Corp
• Approve $1,032,525 recyclable material sorting contract with Siskiyou Opportunity Center
• Adopt successor MOU with UPEC Local 792 Technical Employee Unit for 2023-2026
• Authorize grant applications for Oregon Street and California Street Bikeway projects

The City Council approved a three-year successor Memorandum of Understanding with UPEC Tech and authorized approximately $700,000 for new police patrol vehicles and outfitting. The Council also approved the city's role as the Collaborative Applicant for the FY 2023 Continuum of Care Application and accepted the completion of the Salt Creek Heights Neighborhood Park project.

• Approved successor MOU and salary schedules with UPEC Tech through June 30, 2026 (5-0)
• Approved purchase of up to 10 Chevrolet Tahoe patrol vehicles for approx. $500,000 plus $30,000 contingency (5-0)
• Authorized $200,000 annually for two years to Emergency Vehicle Outfitting Company (5-0)
• Authorized city to serve as Collaborative Applicant for FY 2023 Continuum of Care Application and ratified $58,792.30 in HHAP3 funding (5-0)
• Approved $1,032,525 contract with Siskiyou Opportunity Center for recyclable material sorting (5-0)
• Accepted completion of Salt Creek Heights Neighborhood Park Project at a final cost of $1,772,809.36 (5-0)
• Accepted completion of Benton Airpark Runway and Taxiway project at a final cost of $435,863.25 (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution No. 2023-077 appropriating $27,750 for Redding Regional Airport training (5-0)

Redding Planning Commission - Special Meeting

The Planning Commission held a public gathering for the Riverfront Specific Plan Update Open House. No formal actions were taken during this informational meeting.

Community Services Advisory Commission - Regular Meeting

The Redding Planning Commission is holding a special meeting that is an informational open house for the Riverfront Specific Plan. No legislative action will be taken; the commission will only gather public input.

• Riverfront Specific Plan Open House
• Informational meeting only, no legislative action
• Public gathering to participate in the open house

The meeting was a public gathering for the Riverfront Specific Plan Update Open House. The Planning Commission took no formal action on this informational item.

Redding Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

The Commission held a public hearing on the General Plan Update Draft Environmental Impact Report (Draft EIR). Commissioners discussed the use of aspirational language, climate resilience, and historical accuracy. The Draft General Plan review is scheduled for a September meeting.

• Approved minutes of April 25, 2023 meeting (4-0)
• Approved minutes of June 13, 2023 meeting (4-0)

Board of Administrative Review - Regular Meeting

The Board of Administrative Review will hold a public hearing to consider approving an amendment to the existing Use Permit for Churn Creek Marketplace. The proposal would add 5,386 square feet of building area, add a fifth drive-through, and change the use of several building pads to accommodate new tenants including a quick serve restaurant, Lay-Z-Boy, Below Five, and Michael's. Staff recommends approval, finding the project consistent with the prior environmental review.

• Amendment AMND-2023-00915 to Use Permit UP-2016-00219 for Churn Creek Marketplace
• Add 5,386 sq ft of building area and one additional drive-through
• New tenants: 2,350 sq ft quick serve restaurant with drive-through, 10,000 sq ft Lay-Z-Boy, 9,500 sq ft Below Five, 15,800 sq ft Michael's
• Properties at 4607-4681 and 4660-4674 Churn Creek Road in SC Shopping Center District
• Adoption of Addendum to Mitigated Negative Declaration

The Board of Administrative Review approved an amendment to Use Permit UP-2016-00219 for Churn Creek Marketplace. The approval allows for the modification of undeveloped building pads, the addition of 5,386 square feet of building area, and one additional drive-through.

• Approved Amendment Application AMND-2023-00915 to Use Permit UP-2016-00219 (3-0)

Administrative Hearings Board - Special Meeting

The Administrative Hearings Board will consider whether to affirm Administrative Citation C-3940 issued to the Todd L. Ratley and July P. Ratley Family Trust for alleged cannabis cultivation for commercial sale at 2486 Progress Drive. The item was continued from a June 29, 2023 meeting to allow review of documents. The Board may affirm the citation, adopt the proposed order, or modify it.

• Administrative Citation C-3940 for violation of Redding Municipal Code § 6.12.360 (Cannabis Cultivation for Commercial Sale)
• 661 cannabis plants found during January 31, 2023 warrant search
• Estimated street value of cannabis: $574,508.44
• Property owner cited: Todd L. Ratley and July P. Ratley Family Trust, 3535 Riverview Drive, Redding
• Hearing continued from June 29, 2023 for document review

The Administrative Hearings Board heard an appeal from Todd L. Ratley and July P. Ratley Family Trust regarding Administrative Citation C-3940. After testimony from the appellants, their attorney, and city staff, the Board voted to uphold the citation while lowering the fine amount.

• Upheld Administrative Citation C-3940 for 2486 Progress Drive and reduced the fine to $15,000 (2-1)

Shasta Public Library Citizens Advisory Committee - Regular Meeting

The Shasta Public Libraries Citizens Advisory Committee is meeting to hear presentations on the Redding Library's layout and departments, receive the director's and marketing reports for May and June 2023, and review the infrastructure grant status report. The agenda includes routine consent items and reports from partner organizations. No major decisions are scheduled; the meeting is primarily informational.

• Infrastructure grant status report: $2,519,848 total awarded for Redding, Anderson, and Burney libraries; contracts executed with PACE engineering for generators, solar, roofs, and electrical panels
• Director's report for May 2023: digital circulation 9,836; physical circulation 33,444; library visits 37,832
• Director's report for June 2023: Redding Library hosted Kid's Messy Art Day with 200 participants; Water Safe Shasta had 41 participants
• Marketing report for May and June 2023
• Presentations on Redding Library layout and departments by Library Director Jared Tolman and Assistant Director Jessie Spragge

The committee approved the June 7, 2023, meeting minutes and the July 2023 Infrastructure Grant Status Report. Library Director Jared Tolman presented a new layout design for the Redding Library featuring relocated departments and updated shelving. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved Consent Calendar including June 7 minutes and July Infrastructure Grant Status Report (4-0)

Redding City Council - Special Meeting - Closed Session

This is a special closed-session meeting of the Redding City Council. The council will discuss labor negotiations with two employee organizations, potential litigation from a property damage claim, and a performance evaluation for the City Manager. No public decisions are expected, as all items are confidential.

• Closed session labor negotiations with IBEW AFL-CIO Electric Employees and Redding Police Managers' Association
• Anticipated litigation: Claim No. 23-051-442 by Aaron Gibeson and Roxanne Ryerson for property damage from police apprehension on Feb 7, 2023
• Closed session performance evaluation of City Manager

The City Council met in closed session to discuss labor negotiations, anticipated litigation, and a personnel evaluation. No reportable action was taken on any of the items discussed.

• No reportable action taken regarding labor negotiations with IBEW and Redding Police Managers' Association
• No reportable action taken regarding Claim No. 23-051-442 (Aaron Gibeson and Roxanne Ryerson)
• No reportable action taken regarding City Manager performance evaluation

Redding City Council - Regular Meeting

The Redding City Council will consider approving a two-year consulting agreement with the Economic Development Corporation of Shasta County for $161,000 per year. The consent calendar includes several routine items such as approving minutes, adopting a sewer ordinance update, selling city-owned property, and accepting grants. A presentation on economic development activities is also scheduled.

• Consulting agreement with Economic Development Corporation of Shasta County, $161,000/year for FY 2023-24 and 2024-25
• Sale of 3.7 acres at 5300 Venture Parkway to Crosland Barnes Group
• Adopt Ordinance No. 2662 updating sanitary sewer requirements
• Accept $60,188 state library grant for ESL services
• Accept $31,855 Alcohol Policing Partnership grant

The City Council approved the sale of 3.7 acres at Stillwater Business Park to Crosland Barnes Group. The council also authorized several grants for library services and alcohol enforcement, as well as a professional services agreement with the Economic Development Corporation of Shasta County.

• Approved sale of 3.7 acres at 5300 Venture Parkway to Crosland Barnes Group for $325,000 (5-0)
• Approved $161,000 annual agreement with Economic Development Corporation of Shasta County for FY 2023-24 and 2024-25 (Unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 2662 updating sanitary sewer requirements (5-0)
• Accepted $60,188 California State Library grant for English as a Second Language Services (5-0)
• Accepted $31,855 Alcohol Policing Partnership grant for enforcement overtime and training (5-0)
• Approved $6,500 purchase of Public Services Easement at 6965 Eastside Road (5-0)
• Awarded $233,874.85 contract to TRC Companies, Inc. for Foothill Water Treatment Plant Generator Project (5-0)
• Approved minutes from February 16, May 16, June 6, and July 18, 2023 meetings (5-0)

Redding Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

The Redding Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two use permit applications: a 49-unit affordable housing development with a community center at 2303 Alfreda Way, and a new charter school at 2001 and 2023 College View Drive. The commission will also receive informational presentations on the economics of community design and the General Plan update. No consent calendar items or minutes are on the agenda.

• Use Permit UP-2022-01555: 49-unit affordable housing, 4,357 sq ft community center, off-site road improvements including Industrial Street extension and Little Churn Creek culvert
• Use Permit UP-2023-00201: New charter school with three buildings totaling 22,962 sq ft at 2001 and 2023 College View Drive
• Parking waiver request: 84 spaces instead of required 89 for the housing project
• Removal of all 77 trees on the housing site, with 42 replacement trees required
• Informational presentation on Economics of Community Design by Urban3 Planner Joe Minicozzi

The Commission approved a 49-unit multiple-family development and a new public charter school. Both projects were approved subject to specific conditions of approval regarding landscaping and infrastructure.

• Approved Use Permit UP-2022-01555 for a 49-unit development at 2303 Alfreda Way (4-0, 1 abstention)
• Approved Use Permit UP-2023-00201 for a new public charter school at 2001 and 2023 College View Drive (5-0)

Board of Administrative Review - Regular Meeting

The Board of Administrative Review will hold a public hearing to consider approving Amendment Application AMND-2023-00108, which would allow Rick L. Webb Construction to expand the vehicle storage lot for Hild Collision Center onto property at 2591 Oxford Road in an RM-9 residential district. Staff recommends approval, finding the project categorically exempt from CEQA and subject to conditions including a buffer yard. The lot has already been constructed without permits, and a $10,000 fine for unpermitted tree removal was settled.

• Public hearing on AMND-2023-00108 to amend Site Development Permit SDP-2017-00428 for a commercial parking lot at 2591 Oxford Road
• Proposed lot already constructed; modifications needed for paving, curbing, drainage
• $10,000 fine paid for unpermitted removal of five oak trees
• Buffer yard with 20-foot setback and 6-foot fence or wall required
• CEQA categorical exemption under Section 15303

The Board of Administrative Review approved an amendment to a site development permit for Rick L. Webb Construction. The project allows for the installation of a commercial parking lot at 2591 Oxford Road. The board also determined the project is categorically exempt under the California Environmental Quality Act.

• Approved Amendment Application AMND-2023-00108 for a commercial parking lot (3-0)
• Determined project is categorically exempt under CEQA (3-0)

Administrative Hearings Board - Regular Meeting

The Administrative Hearings Board will hold public hearings on four code enforcement matters: an appeal of a massage business citation at 2014 Hilltop Drive, and compliance reviews at 7023 Marvin Trail, 1630 Bechelli Lane, and 5180 Westside Road. The board will decide whether to affirm or modify proposed orders for each case.

• Appeal of Administrative Citation C-3483 against Wu Yu for massage code violations at 2014 Hilltop Drive
• Compliance review at 7023 Marvin Trail (Marjorie James)
• Compliance review at 1630 Bechelli Lane (Robert P. and Maria K. Milton)
• Compliance review at 5180 Westside Road (Blenheim Investments LLC)
• Status report on pending orders

The Administrative Hearings Board denied one citation appeal and approved two Administrative Abatement and Penalties Orders. One compliance review was continued to August 16, 2023, pending property compliance.

• Denied appeal and upheld Administrative Citation C-3483 for 2014 Hilltop Drive (3-0)
• Continued compliance review for 7023 Marvin Trail to August 16, 2023 (3-0)
• Adopted Administrative Abatement and Penalties Order for 1630 Bechelli Lane (3-0)
• Approved Administrative Abatement and Penalties Order for 5180 Westside Road (3-0)
• Approved minutes from June 29, 2023 Special Meeting (3-0)
• Accepted July 2023 Status Report for Pending Orders

Redding City Council - Regular Meeting

The City Council approved several infrastructure projects, including $16.2M in grant funds for street improvements and $2.6M for wastewater treatment equipment. The council also authorized a $2M loan for senior housing and adopted a new police policy regarding military equipment.

• Approved $16,236,000 for Victor and Butte Street Improvement Projects
• Approved $2,599,460 for biosolids processing equipment at Clear Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant
• Authorized loan not-to-exceed $2,000,000 for Piper Way Senior Housing
• Adopted Ordinance No. 2661 regarding Redding Police Department military equipment policy
• Approved $1,132,009.11 for bucket trucks and a line digger derrick for Electric Utility
• Approved $291,160 for a new Voice over Internet Protocol phone system
• Approved $1,284,150 for Solid Waste Utility residential and commercial containers
• Adopted Resolution No. 2023-069 confirming annual assessments for Sanitary Sewer Maintenance Districts

Redding City Council - Special Meeting - Closed Session

This is a special closed-session meeting of the Redding City Council. The council will discuss existing litigation, anticipated litigation regarding Clean Water Act violations, and labor negotiations with three employee organizations. No public decisions are expected, as the session is closed.

• Closed session on Estate of Hames v. City of Redding, U.S. District Court Case No. 2:20-CV-01435-WBS-DMC
• Discussion of Clean Water Act lawsuit threat from California River Watch over Stillwater and Clear Creek wastewater treatment plants
• Labor negotiations with IBEW 1245, Redding Peace Officers' Association, and UPEC Technical Unit

The City Council met in closed session to discuss existing litigation, anticipated litigation regarding wastewater treatment plants, and labor negotiations. No reportable actions were taken on any of the items discussed.

• No reportable action taken regarding Estate of Hames, et al. v. City of Redding, et al.
• No reportable action taken regarding California River Watch Notice of Violations
• No reportable action taken regarding labor negotiations with IBEW 1245, Redding Peace Officers’ Association, and UP EOF California

Redding Municipal Library Board - Regular Meeting

The Redding City Council is holding a special closed-session meeting to discuss existing and anticipated litigation, including a federal lawsuit and a Clean Water Act notice, as well as labor negotiations with three employee organizations. No public action is expected; any reportable action will be announced after the closed session.

• Closed session on existing litigation: Estate of Hames v. City of Redding, U.S. District Court Case No. 2:20-CV-01435-WBS-DMC
• Closed session on anticipated litigation: Clean Water Act notice from California River Watch regarding Stillwater and Clear Creek wastewater treatment plants
• Closed session on labor negotiations with IBEW 1245 (Electric Employees), Redding Peace Officers' Association, and United Public Employees of California (Technical Unit)

The City Council met in closed session to discuss existing litigation, anticipated litigation regarding wastewater treatment plants, and labor negotiations. No reportable actions were taken on any of the items discussed.

• No reportable action taken regarding Estate of Hames, et al. v. City of Redding, et al.
• No reportable action taken regarding Clean Water Act litigation notice from California River Watch
• No reportable action taken regarding conferences with IBEW 1245, Redding Peace Officers’ Association, and UPEC Redding Technical Unit

Community Services Advisory Commission - Regular Meeting

The Community Services Advisory Commission will hold a regular meeting with roll call, public comment, and a consent calendar to approve minutes and accept routine reports for June 2023. The main agenda includes a presentation on the Bureau of Land Management's Northwest California Integrated Resource Management Plan, followed by updates on Panorama Park, South City Park, and Caldwell Park, as well as general project updates. The meeting is largely informational and routine, with no major decisions or public hearings scheduled.

• Presentation on BLM's NW California Integrated Resource Management Plan
• Updates on Panorama Park, South City Park, and Caldwell Park
• Approval of minutes from June 14, 2023 meeting
• Acceptance of Parks Maintenance, Recreation and Marketing, Action Plan Status, and Grants and Donations reports for June 2023

The Community Services Advisory Commission approved the June 14, 2023, meeting minutes and various department reports. The remainder of the meeting consisted of staff updates on park projects, grant statuses, and a presentation on BLM land management.

• Approved Consent Calendar including June 14 minutes and June 2023 department reports (4-0)

Redding Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

The Redding Planning Commission is holding a regular meeting to discuss and potentially act on several items, including a presentation on the Bureau of Land Management's Northwest California Integrated Resource Management Plan, updates on Panorama, South City, and Caldwell Parks, and approval of routine consent calendar items such as minutes and monthly reports. The meeting is primarily informational and procedural, with no major policy decisions or public hearings listed.

• Presentation on BLM's NW California Integrated Resource Management Plan
• Panorama Park update (30% plans, $10M Resiliency Center funding application)
• South City Park update (LWCF grant application, CA State Parks site visit)
• Caldwell Park update (bike park and improvements at 90% design)
• Consent calendar: approval of June 14 minutes and monthly reports

The Commission approved the consent calendar including June 2023 meeting minutes and department reports. The remainder of the meeting consisted of staff updates on park projects, grant applications, and a presentation on BLM land management.

• Approved Consent Calendar including June 14, 2023 minutes and June 2023 reports (4-0)

Board of Administrative Review - Regular Meeting

The Board of Administrative Review will hold public hearings on two parcel map applications. The first, by Christian Church Homes, seeks to divide 2.97 acres at 3592 Placer Street into three lots, including a previously approved 60-unit affordable senior housing project. The second, by the City of Redding, proposes creating four parcels on properties at 720 Auditorium Drive and 800/848 Sundial Bridge Drive. The board will consider CEQA exemptions and approve the maps if findings are met.

• Parcel Map PM-2023-00344: divide 2.97 acres into 3 lots at 3592 Placer Street (RS-3 and RM-9 zones)
• Parcel Map PM-2023-00160: create 4 parcels at 720 Auditorium Drive and 800/848 Sundial Bridge Drive (PF-SP zone)
• Both projects recommended for CEQA categorical exemption
• Christian Church Homes project includes density bonus for 60-unit affordable senior housing
• Public comment period for non-agendized matters

The Board of Administrative Review approved two applications to divide land parcels. Both projects were determined to be categorically exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA).

• Approved Parcel Map Application PM-2023-00344 to divide 2.97 acres into three lots at 3592 Placer Street (3-0)
• Approved Parcel Map Application PM-2023-00160 to create four new parcels at 720 Auditorium Drive, 800 Sundial Bridge Drive, and 848 Sundial Bridge Drive (3-0)

Redding City Council - Regular Meeting

The Board of Administrative Review will hold public hearings on two parcel map applications. The first, by Christian Church Homes, seeks to divide 2.97 acres at 3592 Placer Street into three lots, including one for an approved 60-unit affordable senior housing project. The second, by the City of Redding, proposes creating four parcels on properties at 720 Auditorium Drive, 800 Sundial Bridge Drive, and 848 Sundial Bridge Drive. The board will also take public comment on non-agendized matters.

• Parcel Map PM-2023-00344: divide 2.97 acres at 3592 Placer Street into 3 lots (Christian Church Homes)
• Parcel Map PM-2023-00160: create 4 parcels at 720 Auditorium Dr, 800 & 848 Sundial Bridge Dr (City of Redding)
• Both projects recommended for CEQA exemption and approval
• Parcel 2 (95,860 sq ft) to host 60-unit affordable senior housing project
• Public comment period for non-agendized matters

The Board approved two requests to divide land into new parcels. One application concerned a private church property, and the other involved City-owned land to comply with grant requirements.

• Approved Parcel Map Application PM-2023-00344 to divide 2.97 acres into three lots at 3592 Placer Street (3-0)
• Approved Parcel Map Application PM-2023-00160 to create four new parcels at 720 Auditorium Drive, 800 Sundial Bridge Drive, and 848 Sundial Bridge Drive (3-0)

Administrative Hearings Board - Special Meeting

The Administrative Hearings Board denied a citation appeal for 64 Hartnell Avenue and adopted an Administrative Abatement and Penalties Order for 3576 Oasis Road. Several other appeals were continued to future meetings. The Board also approved the May 25, 2023, meeting minutes.

• Approved May 25, 2023, meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Denied appeal and upheld Administrative Citation C-3489 for 64 Hartnell Avenue (3-0)
• Adopted proposed Administrative Abatement and Penalties Order for 3576 Oasis Road (3-0)
• Continued appeal for 2486 Progress Drive #3 to August 16, 2023 (3-0)
• Continued appeal for 798 El Cedro Avenue to August 16, 2023 (3-0)
• Moved item #2 to July 19, 2023, meeting (unanimous)
• Accepted June 2023 Status Report for Pending Orders

Redding Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

The Redding Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on Amendment Application AMND-2023-00295, which proposes to replace the attached townhome-style units in Phase 2 of the Alturas Crossing (formerly Live Oak Estates) subdivision with 20 detached single-family units. The project, by ADK Properties, LLC, totals 59 units (39 multi-family and 20 single-family) on 8 acres at 1200 and 1368 Old Alturas Road. Staff recommends approval, finding the project consistent with the General Plan and that an Addendum to the Mitigated Negative Declaration is adequate under CEQA.

• Public hearing on amendment to Tentative Subdivision Map S-2017-00239 and Planned Development PD-2017-00241
• Replace 10 duplex units in Phase 2 with 20 detached single-family units, each on individual lots
• Total project remains 59 units: 39 multi-family and 20 single-family on 8 acres
• Site zoned RM-12-PD, General Plan designation Residential 10-20 units per acre; net density 10.7 units/acre
• Staff recommends approval and adoption of Addendum to Mitigated Negative Declaration

The Planning Commission approved a three-year extension for the Tentative Subdivision Map of The Vistas Subdivision. The commission also approved the minutes from the March 28, 2023 meeting.

• Approved Subdivision Extension Application EXT-2023-00602 for The Vistas Subdivision (unanimous)
• Approved March 28, 2023 meeting minutes (unanimous)

Redding Housing Authority - Special Meeting

The Redding Housing Authority Board will hold a special meeting to consider adopting a resolution approving the agency's biennial budget for fiscal years 2023-24 and 2024-25. The board will also accept routine financial reports and minutes from prior meetings. Public comment is limited to non-agendized items.

• Resolution approving the Housing Authority's Biennial Budget for FY 2023-24 and 2024-25
• Accept cash reports and housing assistance registers for December 2022 through April 2023
• Approve minutes from November 21, 2022, January 23, 2023, and March 20, 2023 meetings

The Redding Housing Authority adopted Resolution No. RHA 2023-002 to approve budget appropriations and capital outlay for the 2023-24 and 2024-25 fiscal years. The board also accepted several monthly financial reports and approved previous meeting minutes.

• Approved Biennial Budget for Fiscal Years 2023-24 and 2024-25 via Resolution No. RHA 2023-002 (Unanimous)
• Accepted Cash Reports, Housing Assistance Registers, and staff expenditures for December 2022 through April 2023 (Unanimous)
• Approved minutes for meetings held November 21, 2022, January 23, 2023, and March 20, 2023 (Unanimous)

Redding Area Bus Authority - Special Meeting

The Redding Area Bus Authority Board will hold a special meeting to consider a consent calendar of routine items and several major actions, including approving the FY 2023-24 budget and 7-Year Financial Plan, adopting a Zero Emissions Transition Plan, and suspending bus fares for three months. The board will also hear informational reports on farebox recovery ratio and the transit manager's report.

• Approve FY 2023-24 budget and 7-Year Financial Plan
• Adopt Zero Emissions Transition Plan for CARB and FTA
• Suspend bus fares July 1–September 30, 2023, reimbursed by LCTOP grant
• Authorize $200,000 Clean California Local Grant application
• Approve agreements with FlixBus, Greyhound, and Token Transit for mobile ticketing

The Board approved the Fiscal Year 2023-24 budget and a 7-year financial plan. Members also adopted a Zero Emissions Transition Plan and authorized a temporary suspension of bus fares from July 1 to September 30, 2023.

• Approved FY 2023-24 budget and 7-Year Financial Plan (6-2)
• Adopted Zero Emissions Transition Plan (5-3)
• Authorized bus fare suspension from July 1 to Sept 30, 2023 (7-1)
• Approved $200,000 grant application for Clean California Local Grant Program (7-1)
• Approved Resolution No. RABA 2023-005 allowing staff to approve special routes without prior Board approval (5-3)
• Approved agreements with FlixBus, Inc. and Greyhound Lines, Inc. (7-1)
• Approved mobile ticketing agreement with Token Transit, Inc. (7-1)
• Updated asset capitalization limit from $1,000 to $5,000 (Unanimous)

Administrative Hearings Board - Regular Meeting

The Redding Housing Authority Board will hold a special meeting to consider adopting a resolution approving the agency's biennial budget for fiscal years 2023-24 and 2024-25. The board will also accept routine financial reports for December 2022 through April 2023, including cash reports, housing assistance registers, and staff-authorized expenditures, and approve minutes from prior meetings.

• Resolution approving the Housing Authority's Biennial Budget for FY 2023-24 and 2024-25
• Accept cash reports and housing assistance registers for December 2022 through April 2023
• Approve minutes from November 21, 2022, January 23, 2023, and March 20, 2023 meetings

The Redding Housing Authority approved its biennial budget and spending plan for fiscal years 2023-24 and 2024-25. The board also accepted several monthly cash reports and expenditures from December 2022 through April 2023.

• Adopted Resolution No. RHA 2023-002 approving Biennial Budget for FY 2023-24 and 2024-25 (Unanimous)
• Accepted Cash Reports, Housing Assistance Registers, and expenditures for December 2022 (Unanimous)
• Accepted Cash Reports, Housing Assistance Registers, and expenditures for January 2023 (Unanimous)
• Accepted Cash Reports, Housing Assistance Registers, and expenditures for February 2023 (Unanimous)
• Accepted Cash Reports, Housing Assistance Registers, and expenditures for March 2023 (Unanimous)
• Accepted Cash Reports, Housing Assistance Registers, and expenditures for April 2023 (Unanimous)
• Approved minutes for meetings on November 21, 2022, January 23, 2023, and March 20, 2023 (Unanimous)

Redding City Council - Special Meeting - Closed Session

This is a special closed-session meeting of the Redding City Council. The council will discuss existing litigation, labor negotiations with four employee organizations, and the recruitment and performance evaluation of the City Attorney. No public decisions are expected, and any reportable action will be announced after the closed session.

• Closed session on existing litigation: Estate of Hames, et al. v. City of Redding, et al., U.S. District Court Case No. 2:20-CV-01435-WBS-DMC
• Closed session on labor negotiations with IAFF Local 1934, Redding Peace Officers' Association, UPEC-Fire Management, and UPEC-Technical
• Closed session on public employment: City Attorney recruitment
• Closed session on performance evaluation of City Attorney

The City Council held a special meeting in closed session to discuss litigation, labor negotiations, and personnel matters. No reportable actions were taken on any of the agenda items.

Redding City Council - Regular Meeting

The Redding City Council will hold a public hearing on adjusting the city's Schedule of Fees and Service Charges and consider adopting the 2023-25 Biennial Budget. The consent calendar includes numerous routine items such as property sales, grant acceptances, and construction contracts. The council will also appoint members to a homelessness steering committee and discuss a firefighter memorial design.

• Public hearing on Resolution to adjust Schedule of Fees and Service Charges
• Adopt Resolution approving City of Redding Biennial Budget 2023-25
• Approve sale of 6550 Lockheed Drive to Shasta County for $265,000
• Accept $800,000 Whole Person Care grant for mixed-use building at 815/825 Parkview Ave and 2520 Leland Ave
• Award $2,592,275 contract to SnL Group for Foothill Water Treatment Plant Generator Project

The City Council adopted an ordinance amending zoning standards for short-term rentals and approved several real estate transactions, including a $265,000 sale to Shasta County. The council also accepted $800,000 in Whole Person Care Program funds for mixed-use housing development.

• Adopted Ordinance No. 2660 amending short-term rental zoning standards
• Approved sale of 6550 Lockheed Drive to County of Shasta for $265,000
• Accepted $800,000 in WPC Program funds for mixed-use building development
• Approved $32,245,323.68 in accounts payable and payroll registers
• Adopted Resolution No. 2023-051 honoring Pamela Mize
• Authorized sale of real property at 3811 El Portal and 2955 Leland Avenue
• Appropriated $250,000 for Redding Regional Airport runway lighting and shoulder improvements
• Authorized application for Organized Retail Theft Prevention Grant up to $6,125,000

Redding Housing Authority - Regular Meeting

The Redding City Council is holding a special closed-session meeting to discuss existing litigation, labor negotiations with four employee organizations, and the recruitment and performance evaluation of the City Attorney. No public decisions are scheduled; any reportable actions will be announced after the closed session.

• Closed session on Estate of Hames v. City of Redding (U.S. District Court, Case No. 2:20-CV-01435-WBS-DMC)
• Labor negotiations with IAFF Local 1934, Redding Peace Officers' Association, UPEC-Fire Management, and UPEC-Technical
• Discussion of public employment for City Attorney recruitment
• Performance evaluation of City Attorney

The City Council convened a special meeting and entered closed session to discuss litigation, labor negotiations, and personnel matters. No reportable actions were taken on any of the items discussed.

• No reportable action taken regarding Estate of Hames, et al. v. City of Redding, et al.
• No reportable action taken regarding labor negotiations with four employee organizations
• No reportable action taken regarding City Attorney public employment
• No reportable action taken regarding City Attorney performance evaluation

Solid Waste Disposal Committee - Regular Meeting

The Solid Waste Disposal Committee will consider a 7% increase in the combined Replacement and Improvement (R&I) and Closure/Post-Closure Maintenance (CPCM) fund tipping fee, from $18.24 to $19.52 per ton, to match CalRecycle inflation factors. They will also review and possibly approve the FY 2023-24 budget of $7,709,220, a $135,000 personnel budget adjustment for FY 2022-23, and receive reports on tonnage and fund balances. The meeting includes routine consent items and a verbal update on organics, construction, and a landfill fire.

• Proposed tipping fee increase: R&I fund from $12.24 to $13.52 per ton, CPCM unchanged at $6.00, combined $19.52 per ton
• Approve FY 2023-24 budget of $7,709,220 and adopt tipping fees
• Approve $135,000 personnel budget adjustment for FY 2022-23 due to salary increases
• Proposed R&I fund expenditures of $1,905,000 for FY 2023-24 (methane monitoring, leachate upgrades, etc.)
• Tonnage report: projected FY 2022-23 total 163,400 tons, short of original projection by 1,533 tons

Community Services Advisory Commission - Regular Meeting

The Community Services Advisory Commission will hold a regular meeting with routine consent items, including approval of minutes and reports on parks maintenance, recreation, and grants. The main agenda features presentations on the Shastina Ranch Dog Park by the Enterprise Lions Club, Redding tourism efforts by Visit Redding, and recreation program spring numbers. Updates will be given on several park projects, including Panorama Park, South City Park, and Caldwell Park.

• Presentation on Shastina Ranch Dog Park by Celestina Traver of Enterprise Lions Club
• Presentation on Redding Tourism Efforts by Danny Orloff of Visit Redding
• Parks Maintenance Activity Report for April-May 2023 (includes Aquatic Center slide installation, tree pruning, fuel reduction)
• Recreation and Marketing Activity Report for April-May 2023 (includes programs and events)
• Action Plan Status Report (includes Caldwell Park Expansion, Shastina Ranch Park, Panorama Park, South City Park)

The meeting consisted of staff reports and project updates. No formal votes or policy decisions were recorded in the minutes.

• Received status update on Panorama Park plans (currently at 30% stage)
• Received report that Tree Ordinance Committee recommendations were handed to City staff
• Received update on two $3.5M grant applications for South City Park revitalization
• Reviewed Recreation Program Report for February 2023 - May 2023

Redding Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

The Redding Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two items: a 64-unit affordable housing apartment project by Danco Group at 3350 Placer Street and 1658 San Francisco Street, and a three-year extension request for the Vistas Subdivision's tentative map. The commission will decide whether to approve the planned development permit and the subdivision extension.

• 64-unit affordable housing project with density bonus (55% over base) at 3350 Placer Street and 1658 San Francisco Street
• Proposed extension of Piper Way from San Francisco Street to the project site
• Off-site sewer, water, and storm drain extensions for the housing project
• Three-year extension for Tentative Subdivision Map S-2017-00328 (Vistas Subdivision, Units 3 and 4, 65 lots on 47.7 acres at 555 Quartz Hill Road)
• CEQA exemption determination for the housing project (In-Fill Development Projects)

The Commission elected Aaron Hatch as Chair and Luke Miner as Vice Chair. It approved a three-year extension for the Vistas Subdivision map. The meeting included a public hearing for a 64-unit affordable housing project, though the provided record ends before a final decision was reached.

• Elected Aaron Hatch as Chair and Luke Miner as Vice Chair (All Ayes)
• Approved Subdivision Extension Application EXT-2023-00602 for the Vistas Subdivision (All Ayes)

Community Development Advisory Committee - Special

The Community Development Advisory Committee will review and propose changes to the rating and ranking guidelines for future CDBG Public Service grant applications, and will formulate a funding recommendation for the City Council. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from the March 22, 2023 special meeting.

• Review of current rating and ranking guidelines for CDBG Public Service grants
• Proposed changes to guidelines for 2024-25 year
• Formulate funding recommendation for City Council
• Approval of minutes from March 22, 2023 special meeting

Board of Administrative Review - Regular Meeting

The Board of Administrative Review will hold public hearings on two site development permit applications. The first is for a large hangar and office at the airport, and the second is to re-establish a truck repair business. The board will decide whether to approve the permits and determine that the projects are exempt from CEQA.

• Site Development Permit SDP-2023-00729: Air Shasta Rotor & Wing to build 39,600 sq ft hangar and 16,000 sq ft office at 3770 Flight Avenue
• Site Development Permit SDP-2023-00351: Bill's Truck Repair and M&M Truck Repair to re-establish use at 2370 Twin View Boulevard
• Both projects recommended for approval with CEQA categorical exemptions
• Air Shasta project includes conditions to maintain fire station parking loop and trash enclosure security
• Truck repair project on 2.73 acres zoned GC-SP

The Board of Administrative Review approved two site development permits. One allows for a new hangar and office space at 3770 Flight Avenue, and the other authorizes the legal operation of a vehicle repair business at 2370 Twin View Boulevard.

• Approved Site Development Permit SDP-2023-00729 for a 39,600-square-foot hangar and 16,000-square-foot office at 3770 Flight Avenue (3-0)
• Determined SDP-2023-00729 is categorically exempt under CEQA (3-0)
• Approved Site Development Permit SDP-2023-00351 for vehicle repair business at 2370 Twin View Boulevard (3-0)
• Determined SDP-2023-00351 is categorically exempt under CEQA (3-0)

Shasta Public Library Citizens Advisory Committee - Regular Meeting

The Shasta Public Library Citizens Advisory Committee is meeting to review routine items including April 2023 minutes and infrastructure grant status, hear a presentation on the Library Strategic Plan focus groups, and receive reports from the director, marketing, community services, and library support groups. The agenda is largely informational, with no major decisions or public hearings listed.

• Infrastructure grant status: $2,519,848 total for Redding, Anderson, Burney libraries; projects include UV filtration, generators, solar, roofs, cameras, carpet, and more, with various completion dates through 2025.
• Director's report: April 2023 statistics show 32,398 physical circulations system-wide, 9,375 digital circulations, 34,552 library visits, and 813 volunteer hours.
• Marketing report: Week of the Young Child events, including Rev, Rumble & Roar! with over 400 kids, and outreach with 16 library card applications distributed.
• Volunteer recognition: 163 volunteers honored for 11,311 hours of service and shelving over 395,000 materials.
• Strategic plan focus group presentation by Debbie Joy of LS&S.

The committee approved the consent calendar, including the May 3, 2023, meeting minutes and the April 2023 Infrastructure Grant Status Report. Members participated in a strategic plan focus group to discuss community trends and library goals. Staff provided reports on library programming, marketing, and facility usage.

• Approved Consent Calendar including May 3, 2023 minutes and April 2023 Infrastructure Grant Status Report (3-0)

City of Redding as Successor Agency to the Redding Redevelopment Agency - Special Meeting

The City of Redding as Successor Agency to the Redding Redevelopment Agency will consider a resolution to rescind a previously adopted resolution and reauthorize the issuance of Tax Allocation Refunding Bonds, Series 2023. The action is needed because an incorrect resolution was attached to the May 16, 2023 staff report and adopted. The bonds are expected to generate about $2,306,836 in debt service savings through 2036, with the City receiving an estimated $194,479 in increased residual tax increment payments.

• Resolution to rescind Resolution No. 2023-001 and authorize Tax Allocation Refunding Bonds, Series 2023
• Estimated debt service savings of approximately $2,306,836 over bond term through September 1, 2036
• City of Redding to receive estimated $194,479 in increased residual tax increment payments
• Approval of minutes from the May 16, 2023 special meeting
• Teleconference participation by Council Member Tenessa Audette from Sacramento

Redding City Council - Regular Meeting

The Redding City Council will consider a consent calendar with routine approvals, including a $1.25 million body-worn camera contract for the police department, and a continued public hearing on short-term rental regulations. The meeting also includes a report on $15.9 million in settlement proceeds from CVPIA litigation, with pass-through payments to Shasta Lake and Redding Rancheria.

• Approve $249,964 annual contract with Axon Enterprise for body-worn cameras (5 years, total $1,249,822)
• Continued public hearing on short-term rental ordinance (RMC 18.43.180)
• Accept $15.9 million CVPIA settlement; pass $1,468,109 to Shasta Lake and $33,268 to Redding Rancheria
• Award $822,800 to Iron Mountain General Engineering for electric utility trench work
• Approve $200,000 ESG grant for South Market Micro-Shelter at 3211 Mark Street

The City Council approved revising the striping configuration on Placer Street to a three-lane section. Multiple infrastructure contracts were awarded, including projects for ADA curb ramps, wastewater plant generators, and electric utility trench work.

• Approved revising Placer Street striping between Airpark Drive and Court Street to a three-lane section (Unanimous)
• Awarded $822,800 electric utility trench and excavation contract to Iron Mountain General Engineering, Inc.
• Awarded $220,531 ADA Curb Ramp Project 2023 contract to Axner Excavating
• Awarded $366,820 Wastewater Treatment Plant Generators Project contract to Stewart Engineering, Inc.
• Awarded backflow prevention assembly contract to Chris Jaeger Construction and Testing for $219,825
• Ratified $3.5 million grant application for South City Park improvements (4-1)
• Established Fiscal Year 2023-24 appropriation limit at $286,911,340
• Awarded fleet tire services contract to Tehama Tire Service

Redding City Council - Special Meeting - Closed Session

The City Council met in a special closed session to discuss legal counsel and labor negotiations. No reportable action was taken on any of the agendized items.

• No reportable action taken regarding Peters v. City of Redding litigation
• No reportable action taken regarding Richey v. City of Redding litigation
• No reportable action taken regarding claims by Geana, Lilly and Adaline Hughes
• No reportable action taken regarding claim by Richard Christoph
• No reportable action taken regarding conference with labor negotiators

Administrative Hearings Board - Special Meeting

The Administrative Hearings Board will consider an appeal of Administrative Citation C-3941 issued to Tyler Frederick for alleged commercial cannabis cultivation at 2486 Progress Drive #3, Redding. Code Enforcement recommends affirming the citation and adopting the proposed order. The board may affirm, modify, or reject the citation based on the evidence presented.

• Appeal of Administrative Citation C-3941 for violation of Redding Municipal Code § 6.12.360 (cannabis cultivation for commercial sale)
• 382 cannabis plants found during a January 31, 2023 warrant search; estimated street value $332,015.46
• Electrical usage records show high consumption at the property from July 2022 to January 2023
• Property owner: Ratley Todd L & July P Fam Trust; APN 048-110-042-000
• Hearing notice sent April 27, 2023; hardship request and deposit receipt included

The Administrative Hearings Board decided on three citation appeals and one compliance review. Two appeals resulted in reduced fines, and one compliance order was adopted as written. One appeal was continued to the next meeting.

• Approved minutes from March 15 and April 19, 2023 (unanimous)
• Continued citation appeal for 2486 Progress Drive #3 to next meeting
• Reduced fine to $100 for 3751 Mercury Drive by upholding appeal on unlicensed vehicles and denying appeal on junk/debris
• Reduced fine to $100 for 3121 Middleton Lane by upholding appeal on occupied trailer and denying appeal on junk/debris
• Adopted Administrative Abatement and Penalties order as written for 8484 Valley View Road
• Accepted May 2023 status report for pending orders

Redding Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

The Board heard four code enforcement cases, resulting in two partially upheld appeals, one adopted abatement order, and one continuance. The Board also approved meeting minutes from March and April 2023.

• Approved meeting minutes from March 15, 2023, and April 19, 2023 (Unanimous)
• Continued administrative citation appeal for 2486 Progress Drive #3 to next meeting
• Partially upheld appeal for 3751 Mercury Drive; reduced fine to $100
• Partially upheld appeal for 3121 Middleton Lane; reduced fine to $100
• Adopted Administrative Abatement and Penalties order for 8484 Valley View Road
• Accepted May 2023 status report for pending orders

Board of Administrative Review - Regular Meeting

The Board of Administrative Review will hold a public hearing to consider approving an amendment to Tractor Supply Company's use permit, allowing construction of a 2,160-square-foot greenhouse at its store on Mountain View Drive. Staff recommends approval, finding the project exempt from CEQA and consistent with zoning and design criteria. The board may also take public comment on non-agendized matters.

• Amendment AMND-2022-02550 to Use Permit UP-36-99 for a 2,160-square-foot greenhouse at 5450 and 5490 Mountain View Drive
• CEQA categorical exemption under Section 15301 (Existing Facilities)
• Condition requiring merger of Assessor's Parcels 073-080-47 and 073-080-48
• Condition to remove or reduce existing pole sign to 25 feet and 90 square feet
• Public comment period for non-agendized matters

The Board of Administrative Review approved an amendment to a use permit for Tractor Supply Company to build a greenhouse within its existing outdoor garden center. The project was determined to be categorically exempt under the California Environmental Quality Act.

• Approved Amendment Application AMND-2022-02550 to Use Permit UP-36-99 for greenhouse construction at 5450 and 5490 Mountain View Drive (3-0)

Community Services Advisory Commission - Special Meeting

The Community Services Advisory Commission is holding a special meeting that consists of a bus tour of four select City of Redding park project sites. The tour convenes and concludes at Redding City Hall, 777 Cypress Avenue. No decisions or votes are scheduled; the agenda includes roll call, the tour, closing comments, and adjournment.

• Bus tour of Kum Bay Xerel Open Space, 7230 Riverland Drive
• Bus tour of Shastina Ranch, 3300 Bolam Creek Road
• Bus tour of John Reginato River Access and Park Host Site, 3845 S. Bonnyview Road
• Bus tour of Nur Pon Open Space, 2502 Henderson Road

Administrative Hearings Board - Regular Meeting

The Community Services Advisory Commission is holding a special meeting on May 17, 2023, at 3:00 p.m., which will consist of a bus tour of four select City of Redding park project sites. The tour convenes and concludes at Redding City Hall, 777 Cypress Avenue. The only business is the tour, roll call, closing comments, and adjournment.

• Bus tour of Kum Bay Xerel Open Space, 7230 Riverland Drive
• Bus tour of Shastina Ranch, 3300 Bolam Creek Road
• Bus tour of John Reginato River Access and Park Host Site, 3845 S. Bonnyview Road
• Bus tour of Nur Pon Open Space, 2502 Henderson Road

Redding City Council - Special Meeting - Closed Session

This is a special closed-session meeting of the Redding City Council. The council will discuss two existing lawsuits against the city and confer with its labor negotiator regarding contracts with five employee organizations. No public decisions are scheduled; any reportable action will be announced after the closed session.

• Closed session on Lang v. City of Redding, Shasta County Superior Court Case No. 193947
• Closed session on Baker, et al. v. City of Redding, Shasta County Superior Court Case No. 192661
• Labor negotiations with five employee groups including IAFF Local 1934, IBEW, RIEO, RPOA, and UPEC

The City Council met in a special closed session to discuss existing litigation and labor negotiations. No reportable actions were taken on any of the agenda items.

• No reportable action taken regarding Lang v. City of Redding litigation
• No reportable action taken regarding Baker, et al. v. City of Redding litigation
• No reportable action taken regarding conferences with labor negotiators

City of Redding as Successor Agency to the Redding Redevelopment Agency - Special Meeting

The City of Redding as Successor Agency to the Redding Redevelopment Agency is holding a special meeting to consider issuing Tax Allocation Refunding Bonds, Series 2023, to refinance outstanding 2006 bonds from the SHASTEC Redevelopment Project Area. The proposed refunding is expected to generate about $2.3 million in debt service savings through 2036, with the City receiving an estimated $194,479 increase in residual tax increment payments. The board will also approve minutes from a prior meeting.

• Resolution authorizing Tax Allocation Refunding Bonds, Series 2023, to refund $9,535,000 outstanding 2006 bonds
• Estimated debt service savings of approximately $2,306,836 through September 1, 2036
• City of Redding estimated to receive $194,479 increase in residual tax increment payments
• Approval of minutes from Special Meeting of January 23, 2023

Redding City Council - Regular Meeting

The Redding City Council will consider a consent calendar that includes awarding a $5.99 million contract for the Lake Boulevard Transmission Watermain Project, plus several other contracts and agreements. A public hearing will address a proposed ordinance amending the short-term rental regulations. The council will also receive quarterly financial reports for the electric utility and general fund, and consider a stormwater trash control measures report.

• Award $5,988,883 to SnL Group, Inc. for Lake Boulevard Transmission Watermain Project (Bid 5351), plus $775,261 for admin/inspection and $429,000 for project development
• Approve $248,502.54 to Federal Pacific for padmount distribution switches (Bid 5364)
• Approve $73,144 funding agreement and no-cost lease for Old City Hall Arts Center with Shasta County Arts Council
• Approve $1,260,000 increase to sewer line reimbursement agreement with Sierra Pacific Land and Timber (total $3,200,000)
• Public hearing on ordinance amending short-term rental regulations (RMC 18.43.180)

The City Council approved several infrastructure contracts, including a $5.9M watermain project and a stormwater trash control plan. A public hearing on short-term rental ordinances was continued to June 6, 2023, due to a lack of consensus on permit caps and distance requirements.

• Awarded Lake Boulevard Transmission Watermain Project to SnL Group, Inc. for $5,988,883 (4-0)
• Approved Stormwater Trash Control Scenario 2, including 655 catch basin inserts (4-0)
• Continued short-term rental ordinance public hearing to June 6, 2023 (4-0)
• Reappointed Gene Norton to the Redding Housing Authority Board of Commissioners (4-0)
• Awarded Padmount Distribution Switches contract to Federal Pacific for $248,502.54 (4-0)
• Approved $73,144 funding and no-cost lease for Shasta County Arts Council (4-0)
• Approved $1.26M increase for Trinity Street sewer line project (4-0)
• Appropriated $120,000 for continued labor negotiations via Resolution No. 2023-043 (4-0)

Redding City Council - Special Meeting - Closed Session

The Redding City Council is holding a special closed session meeting to consult with the police and fire departments about providing emergency evacuation training for council and staff during meetings in the Council Chambers. This is the only substantive item on the agenda, and any reportable action will be announced after the closed session.

• Closed session under California Government Code Section 54957 (Threat to Public Services or Facilities)
• Consultation with Redding Police and Fire Departments on emergency evacuation procedures
• Training for City Council and staff regarding evacuations in Council Chambers

The City Council held a special meeting and closed session to discuss emergency evacuation procedures for the Council Chambers. No reportable action was taken on the item.

• No reportable action taken regarding emergency evacuation procedure training

Redding Housing Authority - Regular Meeting

The Redding Area Bus Authority board will hold a regular meeting with a consent calendar covering routine approvals and informational presentations on the California High Speed Rail project, RABA funding trends, and the Short Range Transit Plan. No major decisions are expected beyond routine consent items.

• Approve minutes of April 17, 2023 regular meeting
• Accept March 2023 cash report and accounts payable register
• Accept March 2023 treasurer's report (portfolio balance $2,153,108.61)
• Approve 2023 Beach Bus seasonal program outside service area
• Informational presentations on high-speed rail, funding trends, and Short Range Transit Plan

The Redding Area Bus Authority approved the implementation of the 2023 Beach Bus Seasonal Program and its associated environmental exemptions. The board also accepted financial and ridership reports for March 2023. No formal action was taken on presentations regarding high-speed rail, funding trends, or the Short Range Transit Plan.

• Approved implementation of 2023 Beach Bus Seasonal Program (7-0)
• Approved CEQA and NEPA environmental exemptions for Beach Bus project (7-0)
• Approved minutes from April 17, 2023 meeting (7-0)
• Accepted March 2022 Cash Report and Accounts Payable Register No. 9 totaling $541,554.04 (7-0)
• Accepted March 2023 Treasurer’s Report with portfolio balance of $2,153,108.61 (7-0)
• Accepted March 2023 System Report showing fixed route ridership of 34,279 (7-0)

Redding Area Bus Authority - Regular Meeting

The Board approved the implementation of the 2023 Beach Bus Seasonal Program and associated environmental exemptions. The Board also accepted financial reports and ridership data for March 2023. No formal action was taken on presentations regarding high-speed rail, funding trends, or the Short Range Transit Plan.

• Approved implementation of 2023 Beach Bus Seasonal Program (7-0)
• Approved CEQA and NEPA environmental exemptions for Beach Bus project (7-0)
• Approved minutes from April 17, 2023 meeting (7-0)
• Accepted March 2022 Cash Report and Accounts Payable Register No. 9 totaling $541,554.04 (7-0)
• Accepted March 2023 Treasurer’s Report with portfolio balance of $2,153,108.61 (7-0)
• Accepted March 2023 System Report and Ridership Trends (7-0)

Redding Municipal Library Board - Regular Meeting

The Redding City Council is holding a special meeting that consists entirely of a closed session. The council will discuss two existing lawsuits (Lang v. City of Redding and Baker, et al. v. City of Redding) with legal counsel, and will confer with its labor negotiator regarding contracts with five employee organizations. No public action is scheduled; any reportable action will be announced after the closed session.

• Closed session on Lang v. City of Redding, Shasta County Superior Court Case No. 193947
• Closed session on Baker, et al. v. City of Redding, Shasta County Superior Court Case No. 192661
• Labor negotiations with five employee groups including IAFF Local 1934, IBEW, RIEO, RPOA, and UPEC-Technical

The City Council met in closed session to discuss existing litigation and labor negotiations. No reportable actions were taken on any of the agenda items.

• No reportable action taken regarding Lang v. City of Redding
• No reportable action taken regarding Baker, et al. v. City of Redding
• No reportable action taken regarding conferences with labor negotiators

Community Services Advisory Commission - Regular Meeting

This is a special meeting of the Redding City Council, not the Community Services Advisory Commission. The only business is a closed session under California Government Code Section 54957 to consult with the Redding Police and Fire Departments about providing emergency evacuation training for meetings in the Council Chambers. No other items are on the agenda.

• Closed session on threat to public services or facilities
• Consultation with Redding Police and Fire Departments
• Training on emergency evacuation procedures for Council Chambers
• Public comment limited to agendized items, 3 minutes per speaker

The City Council held a special meeting that primarily consisted of a closed session. No reportable actions were taken regarding the discussed item.

• No reportable action taken regarding emergency evacuation procedures training

Redding City Council - Special Meeting - Budget Workshop

The Redding City Council held its third and final budget workshop for the 2023-25 biennial budget, receiving presentations on enterprise funds including Redding Electric Utility, Public Works utilities (water, wastewater, storm drain, solid waste), and airports. The Council took no reportable action on the item; staff will incorporate direction from the workshops and return with a proposed budget.

• No action taken on enterprise fund budget presentations

Board of Administrative Review - Regular Meeting

The Shasta Public Libraries Citizens Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss library operations, including a presentation on the Summer Reading Program, a budget update for the Redding Main Library and branch libraries, and reports on infrastructure grants and monthly statistics. The committee will also consider consent items, including approval of the April 5, 2023 minutes and the March 2023 infrastructure grant status report.

• Presentation on Summer Reading Program by Assistant Library Director Jessie Spragge
• Library Budget Update by Community Services Project Coordinator Chanel Kincaid
• Infrastructure Grant Status for March 2023 (consent item)
• Director's Report and Statistics for March 2023
• Marketing Report and Statistics for March 2023

The Library Citizens Advisory Committee approved the consent calendar (minutes and grant report) unanimously. They received a presentation on the 2023 Summer Reading Program 'Find Your Voice,' which will double events from June 1 to July 31. The committee also heard budget overviews and reports on library operations and marketing.

• Approved consent calendar including April 5, 2023 minutes and March 2023 Infrastructure Grant Status Report (3-0)

Shasta Public Library Citizens Advisory Committee - Regular Meeting

The Shasta Public Library Citizens Advisory Committee will hear a presentation on the Summer Reading Program, receive a library budget update, and review the director's and marketing reports for March 2023. The agenda also includes routine consent items such as approving minutes and an infrastructure grant status report. No votes on policy are scheduled; the meeting is primarily informational.

• Presentation on Summer Reading Program by Assistant Library Director Jessie Spragge
• Library Budget Update by Community Services Project Coordinator Chanel Kincaid
• Infrastructure Grant Status Report for March 2023 (Anderson, Burney, Redding libraries)
• Director's Report and Statistics for March 2023
• Marketing Report and Statistics for March 2023

The Shasta Public Libraries Citizens Advisory Committee approved the consent calendar (minutes and infrastructure grant status report) unanimously. Presentations covered the 2023 Summer Reading Program 'Find Your Voice,' a budget overview for the library system, and a volunteer appreciation brunch honoring 163 volunteers. No public comment was received, and no other actions were taken.

• Approved consent calendar (minutes of April 5, 2023, and March 2023 Infrastructure Grant Status Report) (3-0)

Redding City Council - Special Meeting - Closed Session

The City Council met in closed session to discuss labor negotiations with two employee unions. No reportable action was taken on the item.

• No reportable action taken on labor negotiations with IBEW Local 1245 and UPEC-Redding Technical Unit

Redding City Council - Regular Meeting

The Redding City Council will vote on a consent calendar that includes accepting a $950,000 state grant for encampment resolution, expanding transitional housing by 20 rooms, and authorizing negotiations for residential development on city-owned land. The council will also hold a public hearing on the 2023-24 HUD Action Plan and consider the Electric Utility's 2023 Wildfire Mitigation Plan.

• Approve $950,000 Encampment Resolution Funding Round 2 grant from California Department of General Services
• Increase No Boundaries Transitional Housing contract by $343,500 to $1,276,800, adding 20 rooms/116 beds
• Authorize Exclusive Negotiating Agreement with Dawson Homes for potential mixed residential development at 1313 Rose Lane
• Adopt resolution compelling removal of Orion Outdoor Media billboard adjacent to I-5 (state outdoor advertising number 22024)
• Approve 2023 Wildfire Mitigation Plan for Redding Electric Utility

The Redding City Council unanimously approved a consent calendar that included accepting $950,000 in Encampment Resolution Funding and expanding a contract with No Boundaries Transitional Housing by $343,500 to add 116 beds for the unsheltered. The council also adopted the 2023-24 Annual Action Plan for HUD funds, approved the Electric Utility's Wildfire Mitigation Plan, and raised salaries for certain engineer and construction manager classifications.

• Approved $950,000 Encampment Resolution Funding grant (5-0)
• Expanded No Boundaries Transitional Housing contract by $343,500 for 116 additional beds (5-0)
• Adopted 2023-24 Annual Action Plan for HUD funds (5-0)
• Approved Redding Electric Utility's 2023 Wildfire Mitigation Plan (unanimous)
• Adopted salary increases for Engineer series and Construction Manager classifications (5-0)
• Authorized $4,462,400 in additional grant funds for Old Alturas Road bridge rehabilitation (5-0)
• Approved $497,314.89 purchase of a 2023 CAT 950M Loader for Solid Waste Utility (5-0)
• Adopted resolutions for Peace Officers' Memorial Day and National Police Week (5-0)

City of Redding Tree Management Ordinance Update Committee - Regular Meeting

The Tree Management Ordinance Update Committee will review six topics related to the Tree Management Ordinance and make recommendations for potential changes. Topics include permit applicability criteria, exemptions, enforcement, tree planting, compensation/mitigation for tree loss, and organization/layout. The committee will discuss and determine what changes, if any, are necessary. No presentations are scheduled.

• Review of permit applicability criteria
• Review of exemptions
• Review of enforcement
• Review of tree planting
• Review of compensation and/or mitigation for tree loss

Redding Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

The Redding Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two items: a request to extend the tentative subdivision map for Ridgewood Estates, and proposed amendments to the city's short-term rental ordinance. The commission will also consider approving minutes from previous meetings and hear public comment on non-agendized matters.

• 3-year extension request for Tentative Subdivision Map S-2018-00098, Ridgewood Estates, 6 lots on 2.1 acres at 11574 Ridgewood Drive
• Proposed amendments to short-term rental ordinance (Section 18.43.180), including a 400-permit cap and 500-foot separation between rentals
• Proposed parking rules for vacation rentals: minimum two on-site spaces, no street parking, and advertisement of parking availability
• Proposed owner criteria for vacation rentals: must be a natural person, trustee of a living trust, or LLC
• Proposed inspection requirement before vacation rental permit issuance

The Planning Commission approved a three-year extension for a tentative subdivision map for Ridgewood Estates. The commission also held a public hearing and discussed proposed amendments to the short-term rental ordinance, though the provided text cuts off before a final decision on those amendments was recorded.

• Approved Subdivision Extension Application EXT-2023-00456 for Ridgewood Estates (7-0)
• Approved minutes of February 28, 2023 and March 14, 2023 meetings (4-0, 3 abstentions)

Board of Administrative Review - Regular Meeting

The Board approved an amendment to Use Permit UP-11-07 for the McConnell Foundation and Redding School of the Arts. The project allows for a 300-student-capacity high school facility, a performing arts theater, and additional parking. Approval included a modified tree replacement requirement.

• Adopted Mitigated Negative Declaration for the project (3-0)
• Approved Amendment Application AMND-2022-00353 to Use Permit UP-11-07 (3-0)
• Amended Condition 58 to designate all trees outside the project site to remain as shown on the site plan (3-0)
• Added Condition 59 requiring any additional trees removed at the building permit stage be replaced at a 2-to-1 ratio with blue oak (3-0)

Administrative Hearings Board - Regular Meeting

The Administrative Hearings Board will conduct public hearings on four code enforcement cases: three administrative citation appeals and one compliance review. The board will decide whether to affirm the citations and adopt proposed orders, or modify them. The agenda also includes approval of minutes, public comment, and a status report on pending orders.

• Appeal of Citation C-3930 at 2841 Churn Creek Road for hazardous wiring, plumbing, mechanical equipment, disrepair, parking, and permit violations
• Appeal of Citation C-3925 at 1725 Riviera Drive
• Appeal of Citation C-3684 at 3121 Middleton Lane
• Compliance review at 1760 Kenyon Drive for abatement and penalties
• Public comment for non-agendized matters

Hearing Officer Peter Figura denied two administrative citation appeals while reducing their associated fines. One appeal was continued to the next meeting, and one administrative abatement and penalties order was accepted after the property owner failed to appear.

• Denied appeal for 2841 Churn Creek Road and upheld Citation C-3930, reducing fine to $700
• Denied appeal for 1725 Riviera Drive and upheld Citation C-3925, reducing fine to $525
• Granted continuance for 3121 Middleton Lane appeal to the next meeting
• Accepted Administrative Abatement and Penalties Order for 1760 Kenyon Drive
• Passed over approval of March 15, 2023 minutes due to lack of Board Members
• Accepted April 2023 status report for pending orders

Redding City Council - Regular Meeting

The City Council approved the purchase of 1.33 acres at 2525 Tarmac Road for Fire Station 9 and the sale of property at 6550 Lockheed Drive to Shasta County. The council also adopted an ordinance establishing one-way traffic in the downtown core and authorized several utility and road project contracts.

• Approved purchase of 1.33 acres at 2525 Tarmac Road for Fire Station 9 (not to exceed $575,000)
• Approved sale of City-owned property at 6550 Lockheed Drive to the County of Shasta
• Adopted Ordinance No. 2659 establishing one-way directional traffic in the downtown core
• Authorized $370,000 for Redding Electric Utility Fire Monitoring System Upgrade Projects
• Approved $194,125.32 contract amendment for Canyon Road Bridge rehabilitation
• Authorized purchase of Atlas Copco blower for Stillwater Wastewater Treatment Plant ($159,400 plus up to $30,000 for shipping/taxes)
• Authorized application for up to $130,000 grant for a new Redding Police Department boat
• Authorized Mayor to send letter to Bureau of Indian Affairs regarding Redding Rancheria fee-to-trust application

Redding City Council - Special Meeting - Closed Session

The Redding City Council is holding a special closed-session meeting to discuss four items: existing litigation in Saldana v. City of Redding, labor negotiations with three employee organizations, and two real property negotiations. No public action is expected, but any reportable action will be announced after the closed session.

• Closed session on Saldana v. City of Redding, Shasta County Superior Court Case No. 197149
• Labor negotiations with IBEW Local 1245, Redding Peace Officers' Association, and UPEC-Redding Technical Unit
• Property negotiations for 2200 Canyon Rd., 2114 Canyon Rd., and vacant land (APNs 051-010-013, 051-010-014, 051-040-014) for Canyon Road Bridge project
• Property negotiations for Stillwater Business Park Lot 6A (APN 054-220-028) with Crosland Barnes Group, Inc.

The City Council met in a special closed session to discuss litigation, labor negotiations, and real property negotiations. The council took no reportable action on any of the items discussed.

• No reportable action taken regarding litigation Saldana v. City of Redding
• No reportable action taken regarding labor negotiations with IBEW Local 1245, Redding Peace Officers’ Association, and UP EOF California
• No reportable action taken regarding real property negotiations for 2200 Canyon Rd., 2114 Canyon Rd., and Vacant Land
• No reportable action taken regarding real property negotiations for Stillwater Business Park, Lot 6A

Redding Joint Powers Financing Authority - Special Meeting

The Redding Joint Powers Financing Authority will consider approving an amended and restated Revolving Credit Agreement with U.S. Bank for Redding Electric Utility, extending the line of credit until November 1, 2025, and reducing the annual cost from $87,500 to $75,000. The consent calendar includes this item, and the meeting also allows for suggestions for future agenda topics. The agreement provides up to $25 million for REU to bridge bond financing and reduce rate increases.

• Approve amended Revolving Credit Agreement (C-8717) with U.S. Bank, extending to Nov 1, 2025, reducing annual cost to $75,000
• Line of credit maximum $25,000,000 for Redding Electric Utility
• Initial attorney fees for the agreement total approximately $10,000
• Annual undrawn commitment fee of $75,000 (30 basis points) payable from REU revenues
• Index changes from LIBOR to Bloomberg Short-Term Bank Yield Index (BSBY)

Redding Municipal Library Board - Regular Meeting

The Redding Area Bus Authority will vote on a license agreement with Shasta Living Streets to install bike-share docking stations at several RABA properties and grant a public facilities easement to The McConnell Foundation for the Shasta Bike Depot at Bell Plaza. The board will also approve routine consent items including minutes, financial reports, and the February 2023 system report.

• License agreement with Shasta Living Streets for bike-share docking stations at 1346 California St, 1376 California St, 1595 Shasta St, and 1530 Yuba St
• Public facilities easement to The McConnell Foundation for sub-grade electrical service at Shasta Bike Depot, Bell Plaza
• Approve minutes from Jan 23, 2023 special meeting, Mar 20, 2023 regular meeting, and Nov 21, 2022 regular meeting
• Accept cash report, accounts payable register, and staff expenditures for February 2023
• Accept treasurer's report and monthly system report with ridership trends for February 2023

The Redding Area Bus Authority approved a license agreement for bikeshare docking stations at downtown parking and transit locations. The board also authorized a public facilities easement for electrical service at the Shasta Bike Depot. Additionally, the board accepted February 2023 financial and ridership reports.

• Approved License Agreement with Shasta Living Streets for bikeshare docking stations at 1346 California Street, 1376 California Street, 1595 Shasta Street, and 1530 Yuba Street (7-0)
• Authorized Public Facilities Easement with McConnell Foundation for electrical service at Shasta Bike Depot at Bell Plaza (7-0)
• Accepted February 2023 System Report showing fixed route ridership of 29,585, paratransit ridership of 2,132, and Burney Express ridership of 191 (7-0)
• Approved minutes from January 23, March 20, and November 21 meetings (7-0)
• Accepted February 2023 Cash Report with investments of $2,195,453.69 and Accounts Payable of $627,405.45 (7-0)
• Accepted February 2023 Treasurer’s Report with portfolio balance of $2,195,453.69 (7-0)

Redding Area Bus Authority - Regular Meeting

The Redding Area Bus Authority will vote on a license agreement with Shasta Living Streets to install Redding Bikeshare docking stations at four downtown locations. The board will also grant a public facilities easement to The McConnell Foundation for electrical service at The Shasta Bike Depot at Bell Plaza. Routine consent items include approving minutes from previous meetings and accepting financial reports for February 2023.

• Approve License Agreement with Shasta Living Streets for bikeshare stations at 1346 California St, 1376 California St, 1595 Shasta St, and 1530 Yuba St
• Grant Public Facilities Easement to The McConnell Foundation for sub-grade electrical service at The Shasta Bike Depot at Bell Plaza
• Approve minutes from Special Annual Meeting of Jan 23, 2023, and Regular Meetings of Mar 20, 2023, and Nov 21, 2022
• Accept Cash Report, Accounts Payable Register, and staff expenditures for February 2023
• Accept Treasurer’s Report and Monthly System Report with Ridership Trends for February 2023

The Board approved a license agreement for bike share docking stations at several downtown locations and an easement for electrical service at the Shasta Bike Depot. The Board also accepted February 2023 financial and ridership reports.

• Approved License Agreement with Shasta Living Streets for bike share docking stations at 1346 California St, 1376 California St, 1595 Shasta St, and 1530 Yuba St
• Authorized Public Facilities Easement with McConnell Foundation for electrical service at Shasta Bike Depot at Bell Plaza
• Approved minutes from Jan 23, March 20, and Nov 21, 2022 meetings
• Accepted February 2023 Cash Report with investments of $2,195,453.69 and Accounts Payable of $627,405.45
• Accepted February 2023 System Report noting fixed route ridership of 29,585
• Directed staff to provide future presentations on 5-year funding trends, High Speed Rail funding impacts, and fare-box ratio recovery

Redding Housing Authority - Regular Meeting

The Tree Management Ordinance Update Committee will discuss and recommend potential changes to Redding's Tree Management Ordinance, covering permit criteria, exemptions, enforcement, tree planting, mitigation for tree loss, and ordinance layout. No presentations are scheduled, and the committee cannot act on public comment items under the Brown Act.

• Review of permit applicability criteria
• Review of exemptions from the ordinance
• Review of enforcement mechanisms
• Review of tree planting requirements
• Review of compensation/mitigation for tree loss

City of Redding Tree Management Ordinance Update Committee - Regular Meeting

The Tree Management Ordinance Update Committee will discuss and determine what changes, if any, are needed to the Tree Management Ordinance. Topics for review include permit applicability criteria, exemptions, enforcement, tree planting, compensation or mitigation for tree loss, and organization and layout. No presentations are scheduled, and the committee cannot take action on public comment items.

• Review of permit applicability criteria
• Review of exemptions
• Review of enforcement
• Review of tree planting
• Review of compensation and/or mitigation for tree loss

Community Services Advisory Commission - Regular Meeting

The Community Services Advisory Commission will hold a regular meeting with routine consent items, including approval of minutes and staff reports on parks, recreation, and grants. The main business includes presentations on the Riverland Farm and Overlook Project, plus updates on several parks and committees. No major decisions or public hearings are scheduled.

• Presentation on Riverland Farm by Robert 'Bud' Hancock, Providence International
• Presentation on Overlook Project by Anne Thomas, Shasta Living Streets
• Parks Maintenance Activity Report for March 2023: storm damage cleanup, Redding Aquatic Center pool upgrades, new K2 Tee Ball Field
• Recreation and Marketing Activity Report for March 2023: summer job recruitment, upcoming Peter Rabbit's Egg-cellent Glow-in-the-Dark Egg Hunt
• Action Plan Status Report: Caldwell Park Expansion, Shastina Ranch Park, Panorama Park, South City Park, MLK Center improvements

The Community Services Advisory Commission approved the March 8, 2023, meeting minutes and the March 2023 reports for parks maintenance, recreation activity, and grants. The meeting primarily consisted of presentations regarding local farm and trail projects and updates on park maintenance and the Panorama Park development.

• Approved Consent Calendar including March 8 minutes and March 2023 department reports (5-0)

Redding Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

The Commission approved the consent calendar, including the March 8, 2023, meeting minutes and various department reports. The meeting primarily consisted of presentations regarding local park maintenance, the Overlook Project, and updates on the Panorama Park and Caldwell Park developments.

• Approved Consent Calendar including March 8, 2023 minutes (5-0)

Redding City Council - Special Meeting - Budget Workshop

The Redding City Council is holding a special budget workshop to receive a presentation on the development of the City's General Fund Biennial Budget for Fiscal Years 2023-25 and the 10-year Plan. The council will provide general direction to staff on the proposed budget elements. No formal decisions or votes are scheduled; the meeting is for discussion and guidance.

• Presentation on General Fund Biennial Budget for Fiscal Years 2023-25
• Discussion of 10-year financial plan
• Council to provide general direction to staff on budget elements

The City Council held a budget workshop covering the General Fund, CalPERS, and department summaries. No formal action was taken on the budget presentations. The Council directed staff to research opportunities for revenue enhancements for future discussion.

• Directed staff to research revenue enhancement opportunities and return with recommendations

Board of Administrative Review - Regular Meeting

The Board of Administrative Review will hold a public hearing to consider approving a site development permit for Robert Cronic to redevelop the existing Market Street Manor Motel at 2171 Market Street into transitional/supportive housing. Staff recommends approval, finding the project categorically exempt from CEQA and meeting zoning requirements. The board will also take public comment on non-agendized matters.

• Site Development Permit SDP-2022-02518 for redevelopment of 7,699 sq ft motel into 30-room supportive housing
• Project at 2171 Market Street in DMUD-SP district
• CEQA categorical exemption under Section 15301
• Conditions include 18 parking spaces, landscaping, and utility upgrades
• Public hearing and potential approval of permit

The Board of Administrative Review approved a site development permit to redevelop an existing hotel into transitional and supportive housing. The project, led by Robert Cronic and operated by non-profit Shasta Thrive, was determined to be categorically exempt under CEQA.

• Approved Site Development Permit SDP-2022-02518 for transitional/supportive housing at 2171 Market Street (3-0)

Shasta Public Library Citizens Advisory Committee - Regular Meeting

The Shasta Public Library Citizens Advisory Committee is meeting to hear a presentation on a strategic plan proposal from Library Systems & Services (LS&S), receive an organizational overview from the Library Director, and review reports on library trends, statistics, and marketing. The committee will also consider the consent calendar, which includes approval of minutes and an infrastructure grant status report for February 2023.

• Presentation on Library Strategic Plan by Debbie Joy, LS&S
• Infrastructure Grant Status Report: $2,519,848 total for Redding, Anderson, and Burney libraries
• Approval of Minutes from March 1, 2023 Regular Meeting
• Director's Report and Statistics for February 2023
• Marketing Report and Statistics for February 2023

The committee approved the consent calendar, including the March 1, 2023, meeting minutes and the February 2023 Infrastructure Grant Status Report. Members received presentations on a proposed strategic plan, organizational staffing, and current library trends regarding censorship. No other formal actions were taken.

• Approved Consent Calendar including March 1, 2023 minutes and February 2023 Infrastructure Grant Status Report (4-0)

Redding City Council - Special Meeting - Closed Session

This is a special closed-session meeting of the Redding City Council. The council will discuss existing litigation and negotiate real property transactions, with no public action expected. All items are closed to the public, and any reportable action will be announced after the session.

• Closed session on Lawson et al. v. City of Redding (Case No. 197195)
• Property negotiations for Stillwater Business Park Lots 11b, 12, 13 (APNs 054-220-019, 054-260-003, 054-260-004, 054-260-005) with PDC Sacramento LPIV, LLC
• Property negotiations for 6550 Lockheed Drive (APN 054-280-008) with County of Shasta

The City Council met in a special closed session to discuss litigation and real property negotiations. No reportable actions were taken on any of the agenda items.

• No reportable action taken regarding Lawson, et al. v. City of Redding, et al. litigation
• No reportable action taken regarding property negotiations for Stillwater Business Park
• No reportable action taken regarding property negotiations for 6550 Lockheed Drive

Redding City Council - Regular Meeting

The Redding City Council will vote on a consent calendar that includes a zoning code update, a $2.46 million contract for Shastina Ranch Park, and a letter opposing state housing legislation. The council will also hold a public hearing on forming a landscape maintenance district and consider a new union agreement for power plant workers.

• Adopt Ordinance No. 2658 updating zoning code for residential districts, antennas, pools, walls, parking, and signs
• Award $2,460,708.34 to SNL Group, Inc. for Shastina Ranch Park, plus $62,000 for landscape maintenance
• Authorize letter opposing Senate Bill 423, which would limit local control over multi-family housing approvals
• Increase contract with No Boundaries Transitional Housing, Inc. by $551,310 to $933,300
• Approve $72,320 grant for officer wellness and mental health programs

The City Council approved the Turtle Bay Boat Ramp Project and adopted Ordinance No. 2658 to update the Zoning Code. The council also formed Landscape Maintenance District 01-23 and authorized a letter of opposition to Senate Bill 423.

• Approved Turtle Bay Boat Ramp Project (4-1)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 2658 updating Zoning Code (Unanimous)
• Formed Landscape Maintenance District 01-23 (Rancho Industrial Park) (Unanimous)
• Authorized opposition letter to Senate Bill 423 (Unanimous)
• Awarded $2,460,708.34 Shastina Ranch Park contract to SNL Group, Inc. (Unanimous)
• Approved $551,310 contract increase for No Boundaries Transitional Housing, Inc. (Unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution No. 2023-032 approving IBEW Power Production MOU and salary schedules (Unanimous)
• Approved five appointments to the Building Code Board of Appeals (Unanimous)

City of Redding Tree Management Ordinance Update Committee - Regular Meeting

The Tree Management Ordinance Update Committee will discuss and vote on two additional meeting dates from April 17, 24, or May 1, 2023. They will also review six topics—permit applicability, exemptions, enforcement, tree planting, compensation/mitigation for tree loss, and organization/layout—and recommend potential changes to the ordinance. No presentations are scheduled.

• Vote to select two meeting dates from April 17, April 24, and May 1, 2023
• Review permit applicability criteria for tree management
• Review exemptions and enforcement provisions
• Review tree planting and compensation/mitigation for tree loss
• Review organization and layout of the ordinance

Redding Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

The Planning Commission received presentations on the draft General Plan Update and the Community Development and Design Element. Commissioners provided guidance on policy wording, land use, and tribal inclusion, though no final plan was adopted.

• Approved minutes of February 14, 2023, meeting
• Approved inclusion of Policies CDD3D and CDD3E
• Agreed that the Oasis Specific Plan may require updating

Community Development Advisory Committee - Special Meeting - Discussion

The Community Development Advisory Committee will discuss its preliminary ratings and rankings of public service project proposals and formulate a funding recommendation to submit to the City Council. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from the March 14 and 15 special meetings. Available CDBG funding for public services is $108,902 for fiscal year 2023-24.

• Discuss rating and ranking of public service project proposals
• Formulate funding recommendation for City Council
• Approve minutes from March 14 and 15, 2023 special meetings
• CDBG public service funding available: $108,902

Board of Administrative Review - Regular Meeting

The Board of Administrative Review will hold a public hearing to consider approving a site development permit for Crossroads Enterprises Inc. (DBA Hordes & Boards) to operate a video and board gaming lounge in an existing tenant space at 1250 Hartnell Avenue. Staff recommends approval, finding the project categorically exempt from CEQA and that sufficient parking exists. The board will also take public comment on non-agendized matters.

• Site Development Permit SDP-2022-02498 for a gaming lounge at 1250 Hartnell Avenue in the HC-FP Heavy Commercial District with Floodplain Overlay
• Proposed hours: 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday–Thursday, 10 a.m. to 1 a.m. Friday–Saturday, Sunday limited to party rentals
• 1,830-square-foot tenant space with PC/console gaming, table games, VR room, snacks, and retail sales
• CEQA categorical exemption under Section 15301 (Existing Facilities)
• Parking: 20 spaces required based on one space per two seats; site has 62 spaces total

The Board of Administrative Review approved a Site Development Permit for Crossroads Enterprises Inc. to operate a gaming lounge at 1250 Hartnell Avenue. The project was determined to be categorically exempt under the California Environmental Quality Act.

• Approved Site Development Permit SDP-2022-02498 for a video and board gaming lounge (3-0)

Redding City Council - Special Meeting - Closed Session

This is a special closed-session meeting of the Redding City Council. The only item is a conference with the city's labor negotiator to discuss negotiations with six employee organizations, including fire fighters, electrical workers, and police officers. No public action is expected, but any reportable action will be announced after the closed session.

• Closed session under California Government Code Section 54957.6 for labor negotiations
• Negotiations with Local 1934 of International Association of Fire Fighters
• Negotiations with International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers 1245 AFL-CIO – Power Production Unit
• Negotiations with Redding Independent Employees’ Organization (two units) and Redding Peace Officers’ Association
• Negotiations with unrepresented employees

The City Council met in closed session to confer with labor negotiators regarding six employee organizations. No reportable action was taken on this item.

• No reportable action taken regarding conference with labor negotiators

Redding City Council - Special Meeting

The City Council ratified an emergency construction contract for a storm drain system and roadway slope on Eastside Road. The council authorized spending up to $200,000 for the project and approved contingency funds of up to $50,000.

• Adopted Resolution No. 2023-027 ratifying emergency storm drain contract (5-0)
• Authorized public works contract for Eastside Road project not to exceed $200,000 (5-0)
• Authorized construction contingency amounts up to $50,000 (5-0)
• Found project categorically exempt from California Environmental Quality Act review (5-0)

Redding City Council - Regular Meeting

The Redding City Council will hold public hearings on a zoning code cleanup ordinance and an appeal of the Planning Commission's approval of the Bethel Church Collyer Drive Campus expansion. The council will also consider several consent calendar items, including grant applications, a truck purchase, and participation in the national opioid settlement.

• Public hearing on appeal of Bethel Church campus expansion at 2080 Collyer Drive, adding 36,383 sq ft
• Public hearing on zoning text cleanup ordinance amending Redding Municipal Code Title 18
• Grant applications to Caltrans Clean California: up to $5,000,000 for Calaboose Creek area, $1,500,000 for overlook plaza on Diestelhorst to Downtown Trail
• Purchase of one 2024 Autocar ACX64 Hook Lift truck for $359,600.50 for Solid Waste Utility
• Resolution to participate in nationwide opioid litigation settlement with Teva, Allergan, CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart

The City Council failed to achieve a majority vote to grant an appeal against the Bethel Church Collyer Drive Campus project, leaving the Planning Commission's approval for the facility expansion in place. The Council also introduced a zoning code update and approved several administrative contracts and grants.

• Maintained Planning Commission approval for Bethel Church Collyer Drive Campus expansion (2-2 vote, no majority to overturn)
• Offered Ordinance No. 2658 for first reading to update Zoning Code (Unanimous)
• Approved $359,600.50 purchase of one 2024 Autocar ACX64 Hook Lift truck (Unanimous)
• Authorized grant applications for Calaboose Creek ($5M) and a Sacramento River overlook plaza ($1.5M) (4-0, Mayor recused)
• Adopted Resolution No. 2023-026 to participate in nationwide opioid litigation settlement (Unanimous)
• Appointed Marcus Partin, Greg Balkovek, and reappointed Luke Miner to the Planning Commission (Unanimous)
• Approved $90,051.39 amended purchase order for distribution transformers from OneSource Distributors (Unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution No. 2023-025 extending the agreement with Modesto Irrigation District through August 1, 2040 (Unanimous)

Redding Housing Authority - Regular Meeting

The Redding Housing Authority will hold a public hearing to consider adopting a resolution approving its Streamlined Annual Public Housing Authority Plan for Fiscal Year 2023-24, which is required for continued HUD funding. The plan covers the administration of 1,786 Housing Choice Vouchers and includes new Project-Based Voucher units. The board will also authorize the chair to execute compliance certificates and make environmental findings.

• Public hearing on Resolution approving submission of the Streamlined Annual PHA Plan for FY 2023-24 to HUD
• Plan includes 1,786 Housing Choice Vouchers: 1,418 tenant-based, 159 project-based, 70 VASH, 75 Mainstream, 64 Emergency Housing Vouchers
• New Project-Based Voucher units: California Place Apartments (63), Kennett Court III (29), Center of Hope I (29), Lowden Lane (60), Piper Way (59)
• No fiscal impact from adopting the resolution
• Alternative: final Annual Plan must be adopted by April 15, 2023 if not approved

The Redding Housing Authority adopted Resolution No. RHA 2023-001. This action approves the submission of the Streamlined Annual Public Housing Authority Plan for Fiscal Year 2023-24 to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.

• Adopted Resolution No. RHA 2023-001 approving the FY 2023-24 Annual Plan (6-0)

Redding Area Bus Authority - Regular Meeting

The Redding Area Bus Authority will consider authorizing the purchase of two vans for up to $405,400, funded by federal, state, and local sources, and declaring two paratransit vans surplus. The board will also hear a presentation on the North State Intercity Bus System (Salmon Runner) and accept routine financial and ridership reports.

• Authorize purchase of two vans not to exceed $405,400 ($202,700 each) with radio and surveillance equipment, funded by FTA 5339 ($202,000), Prop 1B ($120,000), State of Good Repair ($29,000), and TDA ($54,400)
• Declare two paratransit vans surplus and authorize their sale
• Presentation by Shasta Regional Transportation Agency on North State Intercity Bus System (Salmon Runner)
• Approve free shuttle service for City of Redding Sundial Splash event on June 17, 2023
• Approve special RABA route for Kool April Nites event on April 29, 2023

The Redding Area Bus Authority approved the purchase of two vans and the sale of two surplus paratransit vans. The board also authorized free shuttle services for the Sundial Splash event and a special route for Kool April Nites. Financial reports and ridership trends for December 2022 and January 2023 were accepted.

• Authorized purchase of two vans not to exceed $405,400 (7-0)
• Declared two paratransit vans surplus and authorized their sale (7-0)
• Authorized free shuttle service for Sundial Splash event on June 17, 2023 (7-0)
• Established special route for Kool April Nites event on April 29, 2023 (7-0)
• Accepted December 2022 Cash Report and authorized expenditures of $722,510.85 (7-0)
• Accepted January 2023 Cash Report and authorized expenditures of $943,075.40 (7-0)
• Accepted December 2022 Monthly System Report and Ridership Trends (7-0)
• Accepted January 2023 Monthly System Report and Ridership Trends (7-0)

Redding Municipal Library Board - Regular Meeting

The Redding Municipal Library Board will consider accepting the Shasta Public Libraries 2022 Annual Report and approving a proposal from Library Systems & Services for a 2023-2027 strategic plan. The board will also hear an oral report from the Library Director on library activities. No fiscal impact is noted for either action.

• Accept 2022 Annual Report for Shasta Public Libraries
• Approve proposal from Library Systems & Services for 2023-2027 Strategic Plan
• Oral report from Library Director Jared Tolman on library activities
• Annual report highlights: 416,974 library visits, 395,211 physical circulation, 94,576 digital circulation
• New resources in 2022: Hoopla streaming, Coursera, FamilySearch, Brainfuse tutoring

The Board approved a proposal from Library Systems & Services to define goals and create a strategic plan for 2023-2027. Members also accepted the 2022 Annual Report and a presentation on library activities.

• Accepted Shasta Public Libraries 2022 Annual Report (Unanimous Ayes)
• Approved Library Systems & Services proposal for 2023-2027 Strategic Plan (Unanimous Ayes)
• Accepted report on Shasta Public Libraries activities (Unanimous Ayes)

City of Redding Tree Management Ordinance Update Committee - Regular Meeting

The Tree Management Ordinance Update Committee will review six topics related to the Tree Management Ordinance and make recommendations for potential changes. The topics include permit applicability criteria, exemptions, enforcement, tree planting, compensation/mitigation for tree loss, and organization/layout. No presentations are scheduled, and the committee will not take action on public comment items.

• Review of Permit Applicability Criteria
• Review of Exemptions
• Review of Enforcement
• Review of Tree Planting
• Review of Compensation and/or Mitigation for Tree Loss

Community Development Advisory Committee - Special

The Community Development Advisory Committee will hold a special meeting to review funding projections and evaluation criteria for the 2023-24 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program, and to conduct public hearings on proposed public service activities from four local nonprofits. The committee will hear presentations from Shasta Family YMCA, Youth Violence Prevention Council, Shasta County Child Abuse Prevention Coordinating Council, and Dignity Health Connected Living, and will rank their proposals using a scoring matrix.

• Public hearing on $30,000 request from Shasta Family YMCA for Eagles Soar Partnership for Near Homeless Children
• Public hearing on $25,000 request from Youth Violence Prevention Council for Youth Peer Court program
• Public hearing on $25,000 request from Shasta County Child Abuse Prevention Coordinating Council for Pathways to Hope for Children
• Public hearing on $20,069 request from Dignity Health Connected Living
• Review of 2023-24 funding projections and proposal evaluation criteria/ranking matrix

Administrative Hearings Board - Regular Meeting

The Administrative Hearings Board will hold public hearings on two appeals of administrative citations for alleged Redding Municipal Code violations, both related to outdoor cannabis cultivation. The board will decide whether to affirm the citations and adopt proposed hearing orders, or modify them. The agenda also includes approval of prior meeting minutes, swearing in of witnesses, public comment, and a status report on pending orders.

• Appeal of Citation C-2287 for 19 outdoor cannabis plants at 3815 Oro Street (Connor Delgado)
• Appeal of Citations C-3931 and C-3944 at 128 Hartnell Avenue (Xiaoling Jian)
• Approval of minutes from Dec 21, 2022, Jan 24, 2023, and Feb 15, 2023 meetings
• Public comment period for non-agendized matters
• Status report on pending orders

The Administrative Hearings Board upheld two administrative citations for a property at 128 Hartnell Avenue. The Board also adopted a modified hearing order for a settlement agreement regarding a citation at 3815 Oro Street. Previous meeting minutes and the March 2023 status report were approved.

• Approved minutes from Dec 21, 2022, Jan 24, 2023, and Feb 15, 2023 (unanimous)
• Adopted Proposed Administrative Hearing Order for 3815 Oro Street with language modifications to match settlement terms (3-0)
• Upheld Administrative Citations C-3931 and C-3944 for 128 Hartnell Avenue (3-0)
• Accepted March 2023 Status Report for Pending Orders

Redding Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

The Planning Commission received presentations and public input on the draft Parks, Trails, and Recreation Element and the draft Natural Resources Element. No formal votes were taken on these elements as they are intended for further public review and future recommendations to the City Council.

• Approved minutes of the January 24, 2023 meeting (unanimous)

Community Development Advisory Committee - Special

The Community Development Advisory Committee (CDAC) is holding a special meeting to consider approving minutes, receive funding projections for 2023-24, review evaluation criteria and ranking matrix, and conduct public hearings on five proposed public service activities seeking Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds. The committee will hear presentations from FaithWorks, No Boundaries, United Way, Northern Valley Catholic Social Services, and Girls Inc., and will rank the proposals using the provided criteria.

• Public hearings for five CDBG applicants: FaithWorks ($25,000), No Boundaries ($190,560), United Way ($25,000), NVCSS ($25,000), Girls Inc. ($23,874)
• Review of 2023-24 funding projections and evaluation criteria/ranking matrix
• Approval of minutes from March 30, 2022 and February 8, 2023 special meetings
• Total CDBG requests for March 14 presentations: $289,434; all presentations total $389,503

Community Services Advisory Commission - Regular Meeting

The Community Services Advisory Commission will hold a regular meeting with public comment, consent calendar items, and presentations. Key items include updates on the Redding Civic Auditorium, recreation program numbers, the Tree Ordinance Committee, and South City Park. The commission will also review routine reports on parks maintenance, recreation activities, and department projects.

• Presentation on Redding Civic Auditorium by General Manager Julie Dyar
• Recreation Program Fall/Winter Numbers and Events presentation
• Tree Ordinance Committee update
• South City Park update
• Caldwell Park update

Board of Administrative Review - Regular Meeting

The Board approved a site development permit for a 21,600 square foot warehouse and office facility. Approval was granted subject to specific conditions regarding tree mitigation and building setbacks.

• Approved Site Development Permit SDP-2021-01953 (3-0)
• Required 3-to-1 tree replanting ratio based on 15 lost trees
• Required tree loss be addressed prior to grading permit issuance
• Required building permit stage to meet 25-foot setback from right-of-way
• Found project categorically exempt from CEQA

Redding City Council - Special Meeting - Closed Session

The Redding City Council is holding a special closed-session meeting solely to discuss labor negotiations with four employee organizations. No public decisions or votes are scheduled; any reportable action will be announced after the closed session.

• Closed session under California Government Code Section 54957.6 for labor negotiations
• Negotiations with Local 1934 of International Association of Fire Fighters
• Negotiations with International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers 1245 AFL-CIO – Power Production Unit
• Negotiations with United Public Employees of California - Redding Technical Unit
• Negotiations with Redding Independent Employees’ Organization – Clerical, Technical and Professional Unit

The City Council met in a special closed session to confer with labor negotiators. No reportable action was taken during the meeting.

• No reportable action taken regarding conference with labor negotiators

Redding City Council - Regular Meeting

The City Council approved the forgiveness of a $3,206,743 loan for the Redding Electric Utility Soccer Park turf replacement. The council also authorized several infrastructure contracts and grant applications for wildfire prevention and homeless housing.

• Approved forgiveness of $3,206,743 Redding Electric Utility Soccer Park turf replacement loan (3-1)
• Approved $5,495,518 contract amendment for Pump House 1 Replacement Project (4-0)
• Authorized $5M CAL FIRE Wildfire Prevention Grant application
• Authorized application for Homeless Housing, Assistance and Prevention Program Round 3 Grant
• Approved $475,000 purchase of one Type III wildland engine from Golden State Fire Apparatus, Inc.
• Approved $125,000 for Sundial Bridge LED lighting system replacement
• Awarded $598,261.08 contract to Ghirardelli Associates, Inc. for Lake Boulevard Transmission Water Main Project
• Released $102,243.38 in retention to Tullis, Inc. for Bechelli Lane Roundabout Project

Shasta Public Library Citizens Advisory Committee - Regular Meeting

The Shasta Public Libraries Citizens Advisory Committee will consider recommending the 2022 Annual Report to the Redding Municipal Library Board, hear presentations on upcoming events, and receive updates on the Library Infrastructure Grant and monthly statistics. The meeting includes routine items like consent calendar approval and reports from staff and partner organizations.

• Recommendation to accept 2022 Annual Report (no fiscal impact)
• Presentation on Dr. Seuss Day (March 2, 2023)
• Presentation on Rev, Rumble, & Roar! event (April 6, 2023, 10am-12pm)
• Library Infrastructure Grant update: Anderson, Burney, Redding projects (e.g., solar, generator, carpet) with completion dates through 2025
• Director's Report: January 2023 statistics (physical circulation 31,419; digital 9,305; visits 33,365)

The committee approved the 2022 Annual Report and the minutes from the February 1, 2023 meeting. Members received updates on infrastructure grants for the Anderson, Burney, and Redding libraries, as well as plans for upcoming youth programming.

• Approved February 1, 2023 meeting minutes (5-0)
• Approved Shasta Public Libraries 2022 Annual Report (5-0)

Redding Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

The Redding Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a set of minor amendments to the city's Zoning Ordinance, covering density for two-family dwellings, wireless facility permits, pool filter requirements, electrified security fences, parking for health clubs, and flagpole heights. The commission will also receive a presentation on the draft Community Health, Wellness, and Environmental Justice Element of the General Plan and solicit public input. The meeting includes approval of minutes from January 10, 2023, and public comment for non-agendized items.

• Rezoning Application RZ-2023-00236: amend Title 18 Zoning to correct density for two-family dwellings, clarify telecom facility permits, eliminate pool filter requirements, allow electrified security fences in non-residential districts, clarify parking for health clubs, and reduce flag pole height from 20 to 16 feet in residential areas
• Public hearing and recommendation to City Council on the zoning ordinance amendments
• Presentation and input on Draft Community Health, Wellness, and Environmental Justice Element of the General Plan
• Approval of minutes from January 10, 2023 meeting

The Planning Commission approved a staff recommendation to amend the City's Zoning Ordinance covering density, telecommunications, pool filters, security fences, parking, and flagpole heights. The commission also reviewed a draft element of the General Plan Update regarding community health and environmental justice.

• Approved minutes of January 10, 2023 meeting (unanimous)
• Recommended adoption of Zoning Ordinance amendments RZ-2023-00236 (5-1)

City of Redding Tree Management Ordinance Update Committee - Regular Meeting

The Tree Management Ordinance Update Committee is meeting to receive informational presentations on the background of the ordinance, its implications for project design, a developer's perspective, and suggested changes. No action items are listed; the meeting is for discussion and information gathering.

• Presentation on background of Tree Management Ordinance by Kent Manuel
• Presentation on implications for project design and construction plans by Tim McLean
• Presentation on developer's perspective by Rocky Slaughter
• Presentation on tree canopy loss, violations, mitigation in other cities, and suggested changes by David Ledger

Board of Administrative Review - Regular Meeting

The Board of Administrative Review will hold a public hearing to consider a site development permit for a 64-room, 3-story hotel (29,392 sq ft) at 905 E Cypress Ave, 937 E Cypress Ave, and 2609 Larkspur Lane. Staff recommends approval, finding the project categorically exempt from CEQA and meeting all findings. The board will vote on the permit and conditions of approval.

• Site Development Permit SDP-2023-00275 for a 64-room hotel by Pacific Northwest My Place Hotels, LLC
• CEQA categorical exemption under Section 15332 (In-Fill Development)
• Project site is 3.58 acres, previously vacant since 2010, with a demolished building
• Conditions include 66 parking spaces, 4 RV spaces, and street improvements on Larkspur Lane
• No public comments received as of staff report

The Board of Administrative Review approved Site Development Permit SDP-2023-00275 for Pacific Northwest My Place Hotels, LLC. The project allows for the construction of a 29,392 square foot, 3-story hotel. The Board also determined the project is categorically exempt under the California Environmental Quality Act.

• Approved Site Development Permit SDP-2023-00275 for a 64-room hotel (3-0)
• Determined project is categorically exempt from CEQA (3-0)

Redding City Council - Special Meeting - Closed Session

The Redding City Council is holding a special closed-session meeting to discuss labor negotiations with four employee organizations and to confer with legal counsel about one potential case of anticipated litigation. No public action items are on the agenda; any reportable action will be announced after the closed session.

• Closed session labor negotiations with IAFF Local 1934, UPEC-Redding Technical Unit, IBEW 1245 Electric, and IBEW 1245 Power Production Unit
• Closed session conference with legal counsel regarding one potential case of anticipated litigation
• Teleconference participation by Mayor Pro Tempore Tenessa Audette from Stuart, Florida

The City Council met in a special closed session to discuss labor negotiations and anticipated litigation. No reportable actions were taken on either item.

• Conference with labor negotiator: no reportable action
• Conference with legal counsel regarding anticipated litigation: no reportable action

Redding City Council - Regular Meeting

The City Council established a Director's Ad-hoc Committee to recommend modifications to the Municipal Code regarding short-term rentals. The Council also approved several grant applications and a 10-year concession agreement for a food truck court at Carnegie Park.

• Formed Director's Ad-hoc Committee to develop short-term rental code modifications (5-0)
• Removed public hearing for short-term rental ordinance amendment from agenda (5-0)
• Approved 10-year concession agreement with TF Investment Group, LLC for Carnegie Park food truck court (5-0)
• Approved Letter of Agreement with Big League Dreams USA, LLC for lease obligations and capital improvements (5-0)
• Authorized grant application up to $10M for homeless shelter crisis programs (5-0)
• Authorized $10M grant application for Panorama Park and Community Center (5-0)
• Authorized $25M RAISE grant application for South Bonnyview project (5-0)
• Re-appointed Barbara Ghidinelli to Shasta County Commission on Aging (5-0)

Redding Area Bus Authority - Regular Meeting

The Redding City Council is holding a special closed-session meeting to discuss labor negotiations with four employee organizations and to confer with legal counsel about one potential case of anticipated litigation. The meeting includes teleconference participation by Mayor Pro Tempore Tenessa Audette from a location in Florida. No public action items are on the agenda; any reportable action from closed session will be announced when open session reconvenes.

• Closed session labor negotiations with IAFF Local 1934, UPEC Technical Unit, IBEW 1245 Electric, and IBEW 1245 Power Production
• Closed session conference with legal counsel regarding one potential case of anticipated litigation
• Teleconference participation by Mayor Pro Tempore Tenessa Audette from Stuart, Florida

The City Council convened a special meeting and entered closed session to discuss labor negotiations and anticipated litigation. No reportable actions were taken on these items.

• No reportable action taken regarding conference with labor negotiator
• No reportable action taken regarding conference with legal counsel for anticipated litigation

Redding City Council - Special Meeting - Budget Workshop

The Council adopted Resolution No. 2023-019 to appropriate $10,333,320 for the FY 2022-23 mid-year budget. Members also reached consensus on several funding directions for the FY 2023-25 biennial budget, including reductions to police and fire equipment budgets.

• Adopted Resolution No. 2023-019 appropriating $10,333,320 (5-0)
• Approved revenue assumptions for the FY 2023-25 biennial budget
• Supported forgiving the Soccer Park loan from REU to the General Fund
• Directed staff to discontinue pursuing a bond issuance for fire stations
• Reduced General Fund facilities repair budget from $250,000 to $125,000
• Reduced fire rolling stock budget by $200,000 and equipment replacement by $95,000
• Reduced police rolling stock budget by $50,000 and body worn camera budget by $250,000
• Directed staff to seek reallocation options for $6 million in ARPA funding

Administrative Hearings Board - Regular Meeting

The Redding Administrative Hearings Board will hold public hearings on three code enforcement cases: appeals of administrative citations for outdoor cannabis cultivation at 3190 Sacramento Drive and 128 Hartnell Avenue, and a compliance review at 3201 Middleton Lane. The board will decide whether to affirm the citations and adopt proposed orders, or modify them. The agenda also includes approval of prior meeting minutes, public comment, and a status report on pending orders.

• Appeal of citation C-2286 for 34 outdoor cannabis plants at 3190 Sacramento Drive (Steven Fisher)
• Appeal of citation C-3098 at 128 Hartnell Avenue (Xiaoling Jian)
• Compliance review at 3201 Middleton Lane (Tamara Nelson)
• Approval of minutes from Dec 21, 2022 and Jan 24, 2023 meetings
• Public comment for non-agendized matters

The Administrative Hearings Board upheld two administrative citations and accepted an abatement and penalties order for a public nuisance property. The board also accepted the February 2023 status report for pending orders.

• Upheld Administrative Citation C-2286 for 3190 Sacramento Drive, suspending the fine for one year if no further RMC § 6.12.020 violations occur (2-0)
• Upheld Administrative Citation C-3098 for 128 Hartnell Avenue and approved the Administrative Hearing Order as written (2-0)
• Accepted the Administrative Abatement and Penalties Order as written for 3201 Middleton Lane (2-0)
• Accepted the February 2023 Status Report for Pending Orders
• Passed over approval of December 21, 2022, and January 24, 2023, minutes to the next meeting

Redding Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

The Redding Planning Commission will receive presentations on two draft General Plan elements—Public Health & Safety and Public Facilities and Services—and solicit public and commission input. This is an informal workshop; no formal action or recommendation will result. The full draft General Plan and its environmental impact report are expected for formal review in Spring 2023.

• Draft Public Health & Safety Element: covers seismic/geologic hazards, flood, dam failure, urban/wildland fire, crime prevention, emergency response, hazardous materials, extreme weather, community health
• Draft Public Facilities and Services Element: presentation and input solicitation
• General Plan update uses 2000-2020 General Plan as base; Housing Element excluded (separate state process)
• State grants fund update and required EIR; tight schedule limits public engagement
• No consent calendar or public hearings on this agenda

The Planning Commission received presentations and discussed potential modifications for the draft Public Health and Safety and Public Facilities and Services elements of the General Plan. No formal votes or final decisions were recorded; the commission provided guidance and requested clarifications from staff.

• Received presentation on Draft Public Health and Safety Element
• Received presentation on Draft Public Facilities and Services Element

Board of Administrative Review - Regular Meeting

The Board of Administrative Review will hold a public hearing on a site development permit for a 21,600-square-foot warehouse with office space at 17105 Clear Creek Road. Staff recommends approval, finding the project categorically exempt from CEQA. The board will also take public comment on non-agendized matters.

• Site Development Permit SDP-2021-01953 for a 21,600-sq-ft warehouse at 17105 Clear Creek Road
• CEQA categorical exemption under Section 15332 (In-Fill Development)
• Potential use includes cannabis warehousing
• Requires 24 parking spaces, including 3 accessible
• Future intensification would require Clear Creek Road improvements

The Board continued the public hearing for a 21,600 square foot warehouse and office facility. The decision follows discussions regarding discrepancies between the site plan and tree removal plan.

• Continued Site Development Permit Application SDP-2021-01953 to March 8, 2023 (3-0)

Community Services Advisory Commission - Regular Meeting

The Community Services Advisory Commission will consider amendments to the concession agreement for The Park at Carnegie Park, including extending the term to ten years and adjusting weather cancellation rules. The commission will also hear presentations on the Riverfront Specific Plan, California Soccer Park, and MLK Jr. Center, and receive routine reports on parks, recreation, and grants.

• Amendments to Concession Agreement for The Park at Carnegie Park: extend term to 10 years, weather cancellations at 105°F+, <60°F, or 1"+ rain, concessionaire pays electrical/sewer
• Presentation on Upcoming Riverfront Specific Plan by Development Services Director Jeremy Pagan
• Presentation on California Soccer Park by General Manager Chad New
• Presentation on MLK Jr. Center by Recreation Supervisor Christina Massey
• Consent calendar includes January 2023 reports: Parks Maintenance, Recreation Activity, Action Plan Status, Grants and Donations

The commission recommended a new concession agreement for The Park at Carnegie Park to City Council, which includes a 10-year term and updated weather-related operational rules. The body also reorganized its leadership and approved the previous meeting's consent calendar.

• Appointed James Finck as Chair and Denise Yergenson as Vice Chair (4-0)
• Approved the Consent Calendar (4-0)
• Recommended City Council approve the new Concession Agreement for The Park at Carnegie Park (4-0)

Redding City Council - Special Meeting - Closed Session

This is a special closed-session meeting of the Redding City Council. The council will discuss existing litigation, real property negotiations for two parcels on Eastside Road, and labor negotiations with three employee organizations. No public action is expected, and any reportable action will be announced after the closed session.

• Closed session on existing litigation: Weaver v. City of Redding (WCAB Case No. ADJ15713990)
• Closed session on property negotiations for 4301 Eastside Road (APN 048-130-024) and 4231 Eastside Road (APN 048-130-025) with Albert Shufelberger 1998 Trust, for the Eastside Bridge Project
• Closed session on labor negotiations with IAFF Local 1934, UPEC-Redding Technical Unit, and IBEW 1245 AFL-CIO

The City Council met in a special closed session to discuss litigation, real property negotiations, and labor negotiations. No reportable actions were taken on any of the agenda items.

• No reportable action taken regarding Weaver v. City of Redding litigation
• No reportable action taken regarding real property negotiations for 4301 and 4231 Eastside Road
• No reportable action taken regarding labor negotiations with Local 1934, UP EOF California, and IBEW 1245

Redding City Council - Regular Meeting

The City Council approved a contract with MIG/Populous to update the Redding Riverfront Specific Plan and prepare an Environmental Impact Report. The Council also appointed Greg Robinett as Director of Finance and City Treasurer. Several infrastructure contracts and grant applications were approved via the consent calendar.

• Approved contract with MIG/Populous for Riverfront Specific Plan update up to $1,230,043 (3-2)
• Appointed Greg Robinett as Director of Finance and City Treasurer (5-0)
• Approved $1.01M asphalt concrete surfacing contract to JV Lucas Paving, Inc. (5-0)
• Approved $1.94M sewer line reimbursement agreement with Sierra Pacific Land and Timber Company (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution No. 2023-016 establishing policy for naming park facilities (5-0)
• Authorized $1M FEMA grant application for fire department breathing apparatus parts (5-0)
• Approved $10M grant application for the Linden Canyon Project and $1M for the Parkview Project (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution No. 2023-017 recognizing IBEW Local 1245 Power Production Unit (5-0)

City of Redding Tree Management Ordinance Update Committee - Regular Meeting

This is a special closed-session meeting of the Redding City Council. The council will discuss existing litigation, real property negotiations for two parcels on Eastside Road, and labor negotiations with three employee organizations. No public action is expected; any reportable action will be announced after the closed session.

• Closed session on Weaver v. City of Redding (WCAB Case No. ADJ15713990)
• Property negotiations for 4301 and 4231 Eastside Road (APNs 048-130-024 and 048-130-025) for the Eastside Bridge Project
• Labor negotiations with IAFF Local 1934, UPEC-Redding Technical Unit, and IBEW 1245

The City Council convened a special meeting and entered closed session to discuss litigation, real property negotiations, and labor negotiations. No reportable actions were taken on any of the items discussed.

• No reportable action taken regarding Weaver v. City of Redding litigation
• No reportable action taken regarding real property negotiations for 4301 and 4231 Eastside Road
• No reportable action taken regarding labor negotiations with Local 1934, UP EOF California, and IBEW 1245

Shasta Public Library Citizens Advisory Committee - Regular Meeting

The Shasta Public Libraries Citizens Advisory Committee will hold a regular meeting with presentations on Big Read book recommendations, library collection management, advocacy, and 2023 strategic planning. The committee will also consider reorganizing itself and introduce new members, including a new committee member and assistant library director.

• Consider reorganization of the Shasta Public Libraries Committee
• Introduction of new Committee Member Steve Morgan
• Introduction of new Assistant Library Director Jessie Spragge
• Presentation on 'Big Read' Recommendations: Deaf Republic and There There
• Presentation on Strategic Planning efforts for 2023

The committee reorganized its leadership and approved the minutes from the November 2022 meeting. Staff provided presentations on library collection budgets, the National Endowment for the Arts Big Read selections, and the launch of the Burney Access program.

• Appointed Kari Wurch-Goldenson as Chair and Jennifer Powell as Vice-Chair (3-0)
• Approved November 2, 2022 meeting minutes (3-0)

Solid Waste Disposal Committee - Regular Meeting

The Solid Waste Disposal Committee will consider routine consent items including approval of minutes, acceptance of tonnage and financial reports, and mid-year budget adjustments. They will also receive verbal updates on organics, weather impacts, and a construction project. The meeting is largely procedural with informational reports.

• Accept tonnage report: City delivered 52,084 tons (51% of projection) and County 29,076 tons (46%) to West Central Landfill in first half of FY 2022-23
• Accept FY 2021-22 financial reports: transfers of $204,784 to City and $28,799 to County Rate Stabilization Funds
• Approve mid-year budget adjustments for FY 2022-23
• Approve minutes of June 30, 2022 special meeting
• Verbal updates on organics, weather impacts, and construction project

Administrative Hearings Board - Special Meeting

Hearing Officer Peter Figura reviewed an Administrative Compliance Review for properties owned by Sundial Villas LLC and Allen Ansari. The Hearing Officer modified the Abatement and Penalties Order to extend the compliance window from 30 to 60 days.

• Modified Abatement and Penalties Order compliance deadline from February 24, 2023, to March 24, 2023

Redding Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

The Redding Planning Commission will receive presentations on the draft Transportation and Economic Development elements of the General Plan update and solicit public and commissioner input. No formal action is expected; the meeting is an informal workshop to guide staff on revisions. The agenda includes no public hearings or consent calendar items.

• Draft Transportation Element: shifts from Level of Service (LOS) to Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) standards per SB 743, adds Complete Streets policies, and includes new evacuation route measure IM-T1F-3
• Draft Economic Development Element: presentation and input solicitation
• General Plan update process: multiple workshops scheduled January through March 2023, with final draft and EIR expected in Spring 2023
• No consent calendar or public hearings on this agenda

The Planning Commission received presentations and provided feedback on draft updates to the General Plan's Transportation and Economic Development elements. No formal votes were taken on these elements; the commission solicited public input and provided guidance to staff for future modifications.

• Approved minutes of the December 13, 2022 meeting (unanimous)

Redding Housing Authority - Regular Meeting

The Redding Housing Authority will hold its annual reorganization, appointing a new Chair and Vice Chair to its Board of Commissioners. The board will also accept several routine financial reports, including cash reports and the independent auditor's report for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2022.

• Appoint new Chair and Vice Chair to the RHA Board
• Accept cash reports and housing assistance registers for July through November 2022
• Accept independent auditor's reports and basic financial statements for year ended June 30, 2022

The Board of Commissioners reorganized its leadership and approved a series of financial reports. The board accepted cash reports and reimbursement figures for the period of July through November 2022, as well as the fiscal year 2022 auditor's reports.

• Appointed Commissioner Mezzano as Chair and Commissioner Audette as Vice Chair (Unanimous)
• Accepted July 2022 Cash Report balance of $2,263,275.03 and related registers (Unanimous)
• Accepted August 2022 Cash Report balance of $2,313,877.00 and related registers (Unanimous)
• Accepted September 2022 Cash Report balance of $2,252,051.52 and related registers (Unanimous)
• Accepted October 2022 Cash Report balance of $2,163,947.02 and related registers (Unanimous)
• Accepted November 2022 Cash Report balance of $1,939,876.50 and related registers (Unanimous)
• Accepted Independent Auditor’s Reports and Basic Financial Statements for fiscal year ended June 30, 2022 (Unanimous)

Redding Municipal Library Board - Special Annual Meeting

The Redding Municipal Library Board will hold its annual reorganization, appointing a new President and Vice President. The board will also consider a resolution amending three library policies: Circulation, Meeting Room, and Internet and Computer Use, which include adding a Limited Access Library Card, allowing food in the Foundation Room, and extending computer sessions. A report from the Library Director will be presented.

• Annual reorganization: appoint new President and Vice President (likely Vice Mayor Mark Mezzano and Mayor Pro Tempore Tenessa Audette)
• Resolution to amend Circulation Policy (adds Limited Access Library Card for those without permanent residency)
• Resolution to amend Meeting Room Policy (allows food/beverage in Foundation Room, adds Podcast Studio reservations)
• Resolution to amend Internet and Computer Use Policy (extends public computer sessions)
• Oral report from Library Director Jared Tolman on Shasta Public Libraries activities

The Board adopted Resolution No. 2023-001 to amend policies regarding circulation, meeting room use, and internet and computer use. The board also conducted its annual reorganization of leadership. No action was taken on the Shasta Public Libraries Activity Report.

• Appointed Board Member Mezzano as President and Board Member Audette as Vice President (Unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution No. 2023-001 amending Circulation, Meeting Room, and Internet and Computer Use policies (5-0)

Redding Area Bus Authority - Regular Meeting

The Redding Area Bus Authority Board will hold its annual reorganization, selecting a Chair and Vice Chair, and will appoint a representative and alternate to the Shasta Regional Transportation Agency. The board will also accept routine financial and performance reports for October and November 2022, including the annual comprehensive financial report.

• Annual reorganization: appoint Chair and Vice Chair per Policy No. 121
• Appoint representative and alternate to Shasta Regional Transportation Agency (SRTA) Board
• Accept cash reports and accounts payable registers for October and November 2022
• Accept October and November 2022 Treasurer's Reports
• Accept FY 2021-22 System Performance Review

The Redding Area Bus Authority reorganized its board leadership and appointed representatives to the Shasta Regional Transportation Agency. The board also accepted several financial reports and system performance data for late 2022.

• Appointed Board Member Mezzano as Chair and Board Member Justin Jones as Vice Chair (7-0)
• Appointed Board Member Audette as representative and Board Member Munns as alternate to the SRTA Board of Directors (7-0)
• Accepted October 2022 Cash Report and authorized expenditures of $716,297.15 (7-0)
• Accepted November 2022 Cash Report and authorized expenditures of $586,319.69 (7-0)
• Accepted Treasurer's Reports for October and November 2022 (7-0)
• Accepted Monthly System Reports and ridership trends for October and November 2022 (7-0)
• Accepted Comprehensive Annual Financial Report for Fiscal Years ended June 30, 2022, and 2021 (7-0)
• Accepted Fiscal Year 2021-22 System Performance Review (7-0)

Redding Joint Powers Financing Authority - Special Annual Meeting

The Redding Joint Powers Financing Authority will hold its special annual meeting to reorganize leadership, ratifying Mayor Michael Dacquisto as Chair and Vice Mayor Mark Mezzano as Vice Chair. The board will also approve minutes from the prior year's meeting. No fiscal impact is noted for the reorganization item.

• Ratify Mayor Michael Dacquisto as Chair and Vice Mayor Mark Mezzano as Vice Chair
• Approve minutes from the Special Annual Meeting of January 24, 2022
• No fiscal impact for the reorganization item

Redding Capital Services Corporation - Special Annual Meeting

The Redding Capital Services Corporation Board will hold a special annual meeting to reorganize its leadership, ratifying Mayor Michael Dacquisto as President and Vice Mayor Mark Mezzano as Vice President. The board will also approve the minutes from the previous special annual meeting. No other substantive business is on the agenda.

• Ratify Mayor Michael Dacquisto as President and Vice Mayor Mark Mezzano as Vice President
• Approve minutes of the January 24, 2022 special annual meeting
• No fiscal impact from the reorganization

The board ratified the appointments of the corporation's leadership and approved the minutes from the previous year's special annual meeting.

• Approved appointments of Mayor Dacquisto as President and Vice Mayor Mezzano as Vice President (5-0)
• Approved minutes from the January 24, 2022 Special Annual Meeting (5-0)

City of Redding as Successor Agency to the Redding Redevelopment Agency - Special Meeting

The City of Redding as Successor Agency to the Redding Redevelopment Agency will hold a special meeting to reorganize its board by selecting a chairperson and vice chairperson for one-year terms. The agenda also includes approval of the minutes from the January 24, 2022 special meeting. This is a routine administrative meeting with no substantive policy decisions.

• Selection of Chairperson and Vice Chairperson for one-year terms
• Approve minutes from January 24, 2022 special meeting

Board of Administrative Review - Regular Meeting

The Board approved a parcel map to create four additional parcels for commercial use at 1300 Dana Drive. A site development permit for a warehouse at 17105 Clear Creek Road was continued to a future meeting due to improper public notice.

• Approved Parcel Map PM-2022-00942 for 1300 Dana Drive (3-0)
• Determined 1300 Dana Drive project is exempt from CEQA (3-0)
• Continued Site Development Permit SDP-2021-01953 for 17105 Clear Creek Road to February 8, 2023 (3-0)

Administrative Hearings Board - Regular Meeting

The Redding Housing Authority Board will reorganize by appointing a new Chair and Vice Chair, likely Vice Mayor Mark Mezzano and Mayor Pro Tempore Tenessa Audette per past practice. The board will also accept consent calendar items including cash reports, housing assistance registers, and the independent auditor's report for fiscal year ending June 30, 2022.

• Appoint new Chair and Vice Chair to the RHA Board
• Accept cash report and housing assistance register for July 2022 (total housing assistance payments $819,033.05)
• Accept cash report and housing assistance register for August 2022 (total housing assistance payments $852,608.40)
• Accept cash reports and registers for September, October, and November 2022
• Accept Independent Auditor's Reports and Basic Financial Statements for year ended June 30, 2022

The Board of Commissioners completed its annual reorganization by appointing new leadership. The board also approved several cash reports and financial statements from 2022.

• Appointed Commissioner Mezzano as Chair and Commissioner Audette as Vice Chair (Unanimous)
• Accepted July 2022 Cash Report balance of $2,263,275.03 (Unanimous)
• Accepted August 2022 Cash Report balance of $2,313,877.00 (Unanimous)
• Accepted September 2022 Cash Report balance of $2,252,051.52 (Unanimous)
• Accepted October 2022 Cash Report balance of $2,163,947.02 (Unanimous)
• Accepted November 2022 Cash Report balance of $1,939,876.50 (Unanimous)
• Accepted Independent Auditor’s Reports and Basic Financial Statements for fiscal year ended June 30, 2022 (Unanimous)

Redding City Council - Regular Meeting

The Redding City Council is meeting to consider a consent calendar with routine approvals, including a $31 million drought relief grant application, utility contracts, and a resolution honoring retiring Assistant City Manager Sheri DeMaagd. The council will also hold a public hearing on the five-year Capital Improvement Plan and consider reports from independent auditors and the annual financial report.

• Approve $31M grant application for drought relief projects
• Award $198,820.75 annual bid to Anixter for electric meters
• Authorize $796,428.17 purchase of underground line trucks from Altec
• Approve $105,000/year fireworks agreement with McConnell Foundation
• Public hearing on Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan

The City Council adopted the Capital Improvement Plan for Fiscal Years 2022-23 to 2027-28. The council also approved several utility contracts, a new Assistant City Attorney position, and various grant applications.

• Approved Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan for FY 2022-23 to 2027-28 (5-0)
• Approved addition of full-time Assistant City Attorney and $50,980 budget appropriation (3-2)
• Approved $796,428.17 purchase of five underground line and inspector trucks (5-0)
• Approved $198,820.75 annual contract with Anixter, Inc. for electric meters (5-0)
• Approved $180,990 contract with NBS for utility rate study update (5-0)
• Approved $105,000 annual funding agreement with The McConnell Foundation for fireworks (5-0)
• Approved $60,000 appropriation for Jenny Creek Trail Project environmental studies (5-0)
• Authorized grant application up to $31M for Urban Community Drought Relief (5-0)

Redding City Council - Special Meeting - Closed Session

The City Council met in a special closed session to confer with labor negotiators regarding the International Association of Fire Fighters Local 1934 and the United Public Employees of California - Redding Technical Unit. No reportable action was taken on these items.

• No reportable action taken regarding conference with labor negotiators

Redding Area Bus Authority - Regular Meeting