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Planning staff member Tom Westford told the council the property currently contains three industrial buildings and that the applicant is dividing one parcel into two; Taylor was not present at the meeting but had discussed the proposal with staff. The planning commission reviewed the application at its July 27, 2025 meeting and voted 3‑0 to recommend approval to the council.

A public hearing was opened and closed at the meeting; there were no substantive public comments reported. Council Member John Gonzales moved to approve the resolution number 31‑2025 as written; the motion was seconded by Council Member Straub and passed on roll call with all council members voting yes.

The resolution approves the tentative parcel map and authorizes application processing as described in the staff report. No building permits or site changes were approved at the meeting; the action was limited to the tentative parcel map approval. Staff said future permits or land‑use approvals will follow applicable development review and permitting processes.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","City Council Regular Meeting 9/2/2025 5:30 PM","oneSentenceSummary","The council approved a tentative parcel map submitted by applicant Pete Taylor to split an industrial property on Vista Way into two lots that meet the planned‑industrial zoning requirements; the planning commission had recommended approval July 27, 2025.","taxTitle","Red Bluff City, Tehama County, California","taxId",71944,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6132943,"Council directs staff to draft amendment aligning 24‑hour parking rule with 72‑hour towing ordinance",756,939000,1695000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5705713-22eec1128048ccf82b0e9bf7aa8240f2&start=939&end=1695","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5705713-22eec1128048ccf82b0e9bf7aa8240f2/thumbnail_939000.jpg","/articles/6132943/Red-Bluff-City/Tehama-County/California/Council-directs-staff-to-draft-amendment-aligning-24hour-parking-rule-with-72hour-towing-ordinance","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6132943-acdb52a7d659d8a9db20a6258978919b/orig.mp4?Expires=1770575799&Signature=XPUKLuUFgL95a1HZhXAsvFPWRwlAyWnZtK-VaZEd1gkpXaR64RPP5zCELB-GRjLdRiz-5gQk46HJRZfv~bJ6n0cvqvwKaSp3UkAjRacOMNhghlCu-6b-0vilO9HEmIJ8mKFmPAGpNsJ7nH54Spqp-toEYAXVvS61K0i9uQCBnlVWlEwnUhrE2AhHmOdD268zPj9W5uzFzGp072h6rFf~sU1vYq3te4TYlYEi0g941UOOwGhfUpfsWtHyg1YJwKNCBRBsA4vkIvWxO22QO2jtBuxCpdWoT08CounVNBDN38QnM7MipRjngdf4JyDpjwSjSu8j6OgS1mwkB~dudwER1g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Randolph City Council on Sept. 2 directed staff to prepare a code amendment to reconcile the city's 24‑hour consecutively parked vehicle rule with the 72‑hour towing authority so both time limits match. The move followed a multi‑member discussion about enforcement practicality, impacts on residents without off‑street parking, and recurring RV or vehicle‑habitation issues.

Chief Ortega, the city's police chief, told the council staff provided the applicable city code sections for 24‑hour parking and 72‑hour removal and described how the two rules operate in practice. \"The 24 hour ordinance allows us to start the process and allows us to start communication with the vehicle owner,\" Ortega said. He explained the 24‑hour mark typically prompts staff contact or observation, while the 72‑hour rule is the legal threshold to remove a vehicle.

A council member proposed changing the 24‑hour restriction in city code section 13.13 to 72 hours to align enforcement and reduce inadvertent violations by residents who must park on city streets. Multiple council members supported the idea, noting that many older neighborhoods lack driveways or off‑street parking and that a 24‑hour rule can criminalize ordinary parking patterns.

Council members also discussed enforcement tradeoffs. Chief Ortega said the department encounters RVs or vehicle‑habitation cases regularly: \"Every week,\" he said, when asked whether that is a recurring issue. Staff and council noted that the 24‑hour provision is a communication tool (to contact owners) and that removal requires the 72‑hour violation standard.

The council asked staff to draft a formal code amendment to change the 24‑hour consecutive parking standard to 72 hours and to return the amendment as a future agenda item for formal consideration. Staff indicated the change would be brought back as a code amendment for council action; no ordinance vote occurred Sept. 2.

Speakers during the discussion included Chief Ortega and multiple council members and a resident who described local driveway constraints. Staff also noted the city's 24‑hour rule dates to a 1947 ordinance, a historical detail offered during the discussion.","Following discussion about enforcement, RVs and residents with no off‑street parking, the council directed staff to return with a code amendment to change the city's 24‑hour parking provision to match the 72‑hour towing rule and bring draft language back to a future meeting.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6132948,"Council approves bid package, authorizes pre‑purchase for Breville River Park splash‑park work",110,653000,763000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5705713-22eec1128048ccf82b0e9bf7aa8240f2&start=653&end=763","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5705713-22eec1128048ccf82b0e9bf7aa8240f2/thumbnail_653000.jpg","/articles/6132948/Red-Bluff-City/Tehama-County/California/Council-approves-bid-package-authorizes-prepurchase-for-Breville-River-Park-splashpark-work","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6132948-00dd4b496fd8ef26c9606ee046549edc/orig.mp4?Expires=1770575799&Signature=IqoagRgyVvcVeBkHm95d1nIu6EFuz89VJznZaPaxp50Tsd66A4-oqitNNuSl3GpBnp1oUtcGIA8RHrST-iztRwwGQzi~wEht2fIPnSll5r7Epp3U0V3N4t~UnT7XiphlI9sIsO8MQ2GvLKOCRDJDi1C8UiKeJh7kDWUkQEPKxbBRk-OHJlDfDIypCmRtlPzH2ZJIc~FI~Y4NEZHyutJMPEbyeOt9iI-EJ6lWDcQI1K3yY8~LouMiDj0Rg9kgQe7~hw9NPLDvqeiTYiIwpxDSIS~oKkWLZxYN5IpAAEYAh-omQlsAhjkcqwvu1VfQJUQbEZPYxC2G~4BUo5Y0QCQ6Sw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Randolph City Council on Sept. 2 authorized staff to advertise for construction bids and to pre‑purchase long‑lead components for the Breville River Park Rehabilitation Project, also described in staff materials as the splash park project. The action clears the way to solicit contractors for work that includes a spray pad/splash features, new restroom/concession building, amphitheater, renovated playground surfacing, new pickleball courts, pathways, landscaping, parking and lighting.

City Engineer Robin Campan told the council the city has received final construction documents and recommended the bid package and limited pre‑purchases. \"The city received $3,000,000 in grants through the rural recreation and tourism program funded by state Proposition 68 for this project,\" Campan said. She said the city has also accepted multiple donations of fixtures and materials from private sponsors, which will let the city stretch the grant funding for additional park improvements.

Campan explained staff seeks pre‑authorization to buy two categories of items with long lead times — the manufactured restroom/concession building and major splash‑pad features — using government purchasing contracts so the city pays the contract price without additional contractor markup. \"They both have really long lead times, and we can purchase them through the government purchasing contract,\" she said, noting purchasing them early would keep the project on schedule when construction begins.

Campan also told the council that the work will occur in a floodway and that crews will avoid winter construction because seasonal river flows could jeopardize in‑progress work. She said staff intends to advertise for bids in October to capture more competitive fall/winter contractor pricing for a project that will be built in spring.

Council members thanked project volunteers and donors; one council member singled out Vicki Delana for her work on the project. A motion to approve the recommended actions (advertise the request for proposals and authorize the limited pre‑purchase) passed with Council Member Straub moving and Council Member Clement seconding; roll call votes recorded were all in favor.

The council packet lists the project as funded by the $3 million Prop 68 rural recreation and tourism grant plus multiple private donations (donor items include shade structure components, concrete features, picnic furnishings and partial concrete work). Staff said the city will not release construction advertisements until October and will stage procurement so long‑lead items are on site before spring construction begins.

Next steps: staff will advertise the construction solicitation in October and, if awarded, return to council with contract award recommendations and construction schedules. No construction contract was awarded at the Sept. 2 meeting.","The Randolph City Council authorized advertisement of construction bids and the pre‑purchase of long‑lead items for the Breville River Park rehabilitation, funded in part by a $3 million Proposition 68 grant and several private donations.","actionData","errors"]

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