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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda Report - June 5, 1991 (84)air CIN OF LODI AGENDA TITLE: Amwd Contract for Dial -A -Ride MEETING DATE: June 5, 1991 PREPARED BY: Assistant City Manager COUNCIL COMMUNICATION I RECOMMENDED ACTION: The City Council authorize the City Clerk and City Manager t o execute an amendment to the City's Dial -A -Ride Agreement with City Cab Company. This amendment will increase the reimbursement rate for in -town fares from $3.25 to $3.50 and from $3.75 to $4.00 for county areas. BACKGROUND IlqF(F&1AJ - I have received the attached proposal from Ray Neel, owner of City Cab Company. I have reviewed his proposal and generally concur with his ideas. In order to retain his drivers, some sort of medical insurance program is a must. I cannot recommend a built-in cost of living increase in perpetuity for his drivers, but do agree a 5%cost of living adjustment in July 1991 is appropriate. Other costs likewise have increased so a rate increase is not out of order. In order to provide a 5% salary increase and provide the medical insurance program and cover additional costs, a $..25 per ride increase will provide sufficient funds . Qx 1991-92 TDA claim will include funds for the requested telephone system. The vehicles 1V4 Neel is suggesting are not presently being manufactured. Mr. Callahan of our staff is working with him on the best choice of vehicles to purchase now. W will include funds in our 1991-92 claim to cover the purc(,ase of additional vehicles. 1 4 I 3 333 7 APPROVED: THOMAS A. PETERSON «.�.�.... City Manager. CC -1 i k. f ,...ro...,nw9wu...��..............-......�..�rn..w.ww»rM.J,.n.-w KYYhA�!iYY'M�!YA:?YYrYx+iNi'fWi7,MG�i!!ZT+M1'AC11�':MSi%kW'GWMpn.ici.P3i'.i.' .. �i F'%5....M.Y•m.+'M•.V::`^e+r.: w5Y14%kw�'se?'.ti*«u'hA.e•N'i'+WiNYkU.�W"AY.1,i�i Anud Contract for Dial -A -Ride June 5, 1991 Page Two Council is respectfully requested to authorize this increase in reimbursement. The County has been alerted and an anxndment to the agreement with the County to reflect this additional cost will be forthcoming. FUNDING SOURCE: TDA Funds Respectfully submitted, 91-102 RESOLUTION NO. 91-102 A RESOLUXN OF THE LORI CITY COUNCIL ANIl AGREEMENTS V0I CITY CAB COMPANY VAI SET FORTH RATE FOR DW A4RIDE SERVICES - BE IT RESOLVED BY THE IM CITY COUNCIL, that the amendment to the agreements dated April 16, 1986, June 22, 1989, September 1, 1989, and December 31, 1990 between the City of Lodi and City Cab C.omprmy for Dial-A-Ride service, attached hereto as Exhibit A, is hereby approved, to become effective July 1, 1991, as follows: Y .:..: 1. The reimbursement rate for City Cab Company for Dial-A-Ride h service i n Lodi shall be $3.50 for each ticket. 2. The reimbursement rate for City Cab Company for Dial-A-Ride service to the agreed-upon County areas shall be $4.00 for each ticket. Dated: June 5, 1991 I hereby certify that Resolution I14a 91-102 was passed and adopted by the City Council of the City of Lodi i n a regular meeting held June 5, 1991 by the following vote: Ayes : Council Members - Pennino, Pinkerton, Sieglock and Snider Noes : Council Members -None Absent: Council Members ; Hinchman (Mayor) J nifer. Perrin Deputy Ci y Clerk for Alice M. Reimche City Clerk 91-102 A G R E E M E N T This Letter Agreement amends paragraph 16 of those agreements dated April 16, 1986, June 27, 1989, September 1, 1989, and December 31, 1990, between the City of Lodi and City Cab Company. Upon the effective date of this Agreement, July 1, 1991, CRY CAB COMPANY shall be reimbursed at the rate of $3.50 for each Dial -A -Ride ticket presented to CITY OF LODI for service within the City of Lodi and $4.00 for each ticket presented to CITY OF LODI for service to the agreed-upon County areas, during the term of this Agreement upon presentation of lags and tickets which establishes the number of Dial -A -Ride passengers serviced by CITY CAB COMPANY. All other portions of the above Agreements shall remain in full force and effect. AGROAR5/TXTA.OIV CITY OF LODI A MujaiaQ*l GaWw"ion By � �tit.•.y-�..--- MAYOR, CITY OF LODI n- a.,. . /1 /A. Attest : City Cler eimc a LODI CITY CAB COMPANY 510 E LODI AVE LODI, CA 95240 (209) 368-2456 MAY 6, 1991 CITY OF LODI CITY COUNCIL 221 W PINE ST LODI, CA 95240 COUNCIL MEMBERS: FOLLOWING IS A PROPOSAL FOR THE NEEDS OF THE DIAL -A -RIDE PROGRAM FOR. THE FISCAL YEAR 1991 - 1992. 1. (SEE ATTACHED A) PROPOSAL FOR MAJOR MEDICAL HEALTH PLAN FOR DIAL -A- RIDE DRIVERS AND DISPATCHERS. ALL DRIVERS ARE LICENSED (GPPV) GENERAL PUBLIC PARA -TRANSIT VEHICLE OPERATORS, THEY ARE ALSO QUALIFIED IN C.P.R. THESE DRIVERS ARE PROFESSIONALS IN PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AND DESERVE TO BE GIVEN ALL SUCH CONSIDERATIONS THAT ARE GIVEN TO ANY COMPARABLE EMPLOYEE OF THE CITY OF LODI. THIS ALSO COMPLIES WITH SB 198. 2. (SEE ATTALHED B) LONG RANGE PROPOSAI FOR REPLCICEMENT VEHICLES FOR THE DIAL -A- RIDE PROGRAM. IN THE FISCAL YEAR 1991 - 1992, FOUR VEHICLES WILL BE NEEDED. TWO (2) TO REPLACE VEHICLES THAT NEED TO BE ROTCITED, ONE (1) TO INCREASE THE FLEET AND ONE (1 ) FOR BACK UP. THE VEHICLES PROPOSED FOR REPLACEMENT ARE BUILT BY DUTCHER CORP. OF CALIFORNIA AND BELIEVE WILL ANSWER THE CITYS' NEEDS NOW AND . FOR THE "'c" F'EW YEARS TO COME. 3. (SEE ATT CHED C) FOR NFORMATION LINE F00:1PERSONS LODI CITY CAB COMPANY 510 E LODI AVE LODI, CA 95240 (209) 368-2456 I THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME IN CONSIDERING THE ABOVE PROPOSAL AND APPRECIATE YOUR IMMEDIATE ATTENTION. A i Your Insurance Certificate is j Underwritten and Rdministered by Rmerican National Life Insurance Company of TeH®s Best Rating A+ (Superior) j i _ One Moody Plaza Galueston, TeHss 77550 Y = Committed to quality service and K protection, since 1;905. s a - i i '•,F•,'P Sri= ..NSM.'^✓'.�,' '� `'n�i,.ni�rSe.J iFiL..-:....' ... -ate ...: .'. Y��= ..:. ': -. ,...w .`.-`-."'n.. '_ .- . .. F CITY CAB COMPANY 510 E. Lodi Auenue Lodip California 95240 Name Date of Birth Am 1ULE Dritrrs lic � Neel. R (Owner) 4/25/49 41 E1 R0689667 Bender, M 9/20/51 39 M N0543I46 Braun, J. 7/04/34 26 F GO703330 Davis, M 9/11/49 41 M SOY49289 Edwards, 0 3/03/30 60 F N/A Gianni, D 11/01/46 44 M R0389109 Johnston, L 11/13/54 36 M N6269662 Kuehn, C 8/17/61 29 M N8164517 McLaughlin. B 4/02/48 42 F A0858758 McLaughlin, D 8/31/56 • 34 M N4599051 Morgan, J 9/22/55 35 F A4484266 Stafford, D 2/28/27 63 M J0791209 Tice, L 2/ 15/50 40 F 30458523 Wyse. J 5/27/68 22 F N/A n Neel, R 123 ,.Bender, M 123 Braun, J. 119 ;Davis, M 123 Edwards, B 315 `.Gianni , D 136 :Johnston, L 112 Ushn C y 88 ., McLaughlin, B 136 Mc�aughlin, D 149 Morgan, J 149 Stafford, D 364 Tit;e, ! 179 Wyse j .113 z Totals 2229 112 105 =. i5enwr, I 1 .'_, .... .8r aun, J::' S5 1200 1500 2500 m s: D M 72 64 58 54 ( Out Patient) 112 105 99 88 74 24 112 105 99 88 74 24 110 106 96 91 76 31 112 105 99 88 74 24 288 276 253 235 197 61 124 117 109 98 81 26 101 95 89 80 68 22 78 72 71 62 52 15 124 117 109 98 81 26 136 130 119 111 94 41 _ 136 130 119 111 94 41 332 320 292 267 227 SO 163 158 143 133 ill 45 I04 100 90 87 72 31 2032 1936 1787 1637 137s 461 =. i5enwr, I 1 .'_, .... .8r aun, J::' S5 58 53 48 34 s: D M 72 64 58 54 26 avin.'° ;Edwards, 8 176 157 142 131 66 .' ; Giannl, D - . 7970 65 59 28 Johnston, L 64 57 52 48 24 _ Kuehn', C 44 39 35 33 16 B 91 81 74 67 44 .Mclaughtin, .. McLaughlin, D 79 70 65 59 28 Morgan, J , 91 81 74 67 44 =-;Stafford, D 222 198 180. 167 54 Tics, L 112 100 90 84 49 YVyse, J 57 51 46 43 34 "Totals 1296 1154 1050 968 493 .,..:777,%.+ x✓ ...syr ",.. , .:: •^.-::' TAS1'ROPa", Pao" HOSPITAL GROUP INSURANCE PROGRAM Exchr*ely forMembers of TheNadonal Business Association $5,000,000 Lifetime Maximum Benefit Per Insured Person .� $500,000 Maximum Benefit Per injury or Sickness Up to 100% In-Hospital1rgperms v Semi -Private Hospital Room © Intensive Care ♦ Neonatal Intensive Care ♦ Cardiac Care - ♦ Miscellaneous Hospital Fees o Surgeons' Fees ♦ Assistant Surgeons' Fees o Anesthesiologists' Fees ♦ Pathologists' Fees/ Radiologists' Fees o Recovery Room/ Operating Room ♦ Drugs and Medicines o Blood, Plasma, Derivatives ♦ Professional Ambulance ♦ Attending Physician Fees o Organ Transplants up to $100,000 Physiotherapists o Second Surgical Opinion Optional Riders ♦ Outpatient Benefit Rider o Accident Expense Benefit Rider o Childbirth Benefit Rider ♦ Outpatient Hospital Therapy Rider Policy Features ♦ 24-hour coverage o Emergency Coverage Worldwide o No monthly administrative fee o Affordable Rates ♦ Cannot single out for rate increase ♦ Cannot single out for cancellation ♦ No Pre -Certification for Hospital Confinement ♦ Choice of Doctors ♦ Choice of Hospitals o Choice of Deductibles • Maximum of three Deductibles per year ♦ Common Accident Provision o Calendar Year Deductible Carryover o Vanishing Deductible Feature ♦ Continued Coverage Benefit ♦ Home Health Care ♦ Same Day Surgery Facility ♦ Hospice Care _ o Annual Mammograms ' Program Features No minimum employee requirement ♦ No continuous empioyment requirement ♦ No hidden cost ♦ Prompt claim service !'J►TgFTjf n a rrt r� rt National Business Association P.O. 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Pension Plans and Mutual Funds Cole Visun - up to 60% discount on eyewear • Florafax - 10% off floral orders Family Pharmaceuticals -prescription mail-order • Lung Distance Rates - up to 10% off already drugs at considerable savings discounted rates with US4arint e_ Health and Life Insurance at group rates • Discounts on Ricoh Fac machinesand march more! In order to preserve artd protect ks rnetnbership, the Natkwat Business Aaociotion reserves the . right to add change or cornet benefits without notice. Not ait benef ss are avwkbk in an 4rm NO POSTAGE NECESW W MAN IN THE l N"W STATES 1 • a'. Dutcher Corporation 540 S. PACIFIC ST., SUITE F103 SAN MARCOS, CALIFORNIA 92069-4056 (619)744-6003* FAX: (619) 744-9052 April 3, 1991 Mr. Raymond Neel CITY OF LODI 510 E. Lodi Avenue Lodi, California 95240 Dear Mr'. Neel: A5 you know, for the past two and a half years, The Dutcher Corporation has been trying to get back into production of The Dutcher Paratransit Vehicle. It has been an intense, time-consuming effort costing literally millions of dollars. A large portion of those funds were dedicated to re -designing the vehicle to accommodate a Buick engine and related General Motors drivetrain components. An equal amount has been spent attending state and national trade shows to exhibit the prototype in order to maintain credibility in the marketplace. A t this point, the company's CEO, Corneil Dutcher, has invested over $9 1/2 milli"on:4n the company. He has pledged to continue financing the company, however , in order to cover the cost of FMVSS crash testing, the company must obtain additional funds elsewhere. By obtaining,the,services of a financial advisor, we intend to raise the necessary capital through a private stock offering. Our objectives are to ".' secure the funds by the summer of 1991, begin production in the fall, and deliver the first vehicles in the spring of 1992. This is a bold projection i'but one we:;believe is attainable. Unfortunately, in order to achieve these goals, it was necessary to temporarily lay off several key employees, including our Ea sterh`Regional'Se'rvice Manager, Billie Seckman. Once the required capital. is'se.cured`that position will be reinstated. I will continue to.,keep you updated on our progress, and be assured The Dutcher Corporation will return to the marketplace with a superior product to benefit those who are elderly, handicapped, or otherwise transportation disadvantaged. A l l of us at The Dutcher Corporation thank you for your continued understanding and support. Sincerely, 4"' Jaes R. Thompson President JRT%dle The Dutcher Corporation 180 VALLECITOS DE ORO SAN MARCOS, CALIFORNIA 92069 (619) 744-6003 a FAX: (619) 744-9052 November 30, 1390 Mr. Dennis Callahan Building and Equipment Supervisor CITY OF LODI 221 West Pine Street Lodi, CA. 95241 Dear Mr. Callahan: e. R' *ft CEI Er; 31994 CITY OF L01) f-fa"C V"O;tkS f►vT Pursuant to your recent request, enclosed please find information pertaining to the Dutcher Paratransit Vehicle (PTV). The Dutcher PTV is the most unique and innovative product ever conceived when considering the transportation needs of our elderly and mobility impaired citizens. Once you have reviewed the specifications, I believe you will agree that butcher's purpose-built design is superior to those of vans or mini -van conversions. The Dutcher PTV will be available in the summer of 1991. The price, including the front and rear air-conditioning system will be approximately $35,000. Leasing programs will also be available. We appreciate your interest and please contact me if you require further information. Very truly yours, James R. Thompson President JRT f elh enclosures w W E M The Dutcher'Corporatio.n Providing the opportunity formobility-impaired individuals to travel safely, conveniently and with a greater level of independence. Coming cr going, the DUTCHER PN represents the state-of-the-art in paratransit vehicle technology. The Dutcher PN affords various passenger loading configurations by simply flipping seats up or down. (7) Passengers (4) Passengers and (2) wheelchair positicns or (5) Passengers and (1) wheelchair position Composite profile showing 9th percentile nrrale driver and 5`' percentile female driver n, S► DUTCHER PTV DESIGN CRITERIA SEATING: Standard Interior 7 Seated Passengers, or 5 Seated Passengers plus (1) wheelchair, or 4 Seated Passengers plus (2) wheelchairs NOTE: The above configurations can be accomplished without the need of tools or special skills. The front seat folds to allow 150 pounds of cargo. DIMENSIONS: ENGINE: Length Width (at fender flare) Height (GVW) Ground Clearance (Unloaded) Ground Clearance (GVW) Weight (GVW) Weight (Unloaded) Approach Angle (GVW) Breakover Angle (GVW) Departure Angle (GVW) Door Clear Width Door Clear Height Floor Height (Unloaded) Headliner Height Wheelbase Interior Width Operat i c n Length Width Angle at 6" curb (GVW) Angle with no curb (GVW) Angle at 6" curb (unloaded) Angle with no curb (unloaded) Buick Type BrakeaHP - Net Torque (1 lbs. ft.) Bore/Stroke (in.) Compression Ratio Fuel Management 196.8 inches I 81.5 inches 76.5 inches 8.5 inches 6.5 inches 5700 EST lbs 4200 EST lbs 19.0 ° 11.0 ° 22.5 ° 36.0 inches 59.5 inches 15.5 inches 60.5 inches 133.8 inches `^ inches r . Manual 6 feet 3 feet 5.2" 10.0° 6.8" 11.6" 3800 CC 165 at 5200 RPM 215 at 2000 RPM 3.800/3.400 8.5 t o 1 Electronic fuel injection}.` (sequential port) TRANSMISSION: r Hydra- matic 440 - T4 �.. NOTIt SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.. THE DUTCHER MULTI-PURPOSE LIGHT TRUCK CHASSIS ENGINE: 3.8 liter, V - 6 Buick TRANSMISSION: Hydramatic 440 - T4 SUSPENSIC Heavy duty, 4 wheel independent standard General Motors. DIMENSIONS: WHEELBA5 133.8 inches GVW: 6,000 lbs All.drive train anu suspension componets are standard, GMparts,'easily; accessibl world-wide. z In .the.past the Dutcher c assis has been used exclusively in the Dutcher.Paratransit vehicle,8 aa unmkgue purpose-built vehicle serving the public transit and healt care industries, The Dutcher .,Corporation ca their unique rear engine/rear;;diive cha--;- o other manufacturers. By virtue of Y �j its low`. prof.iZe `desig , the chassis wo::ld be idealy suited for all types of light trucadwimW Www3 aaotl}y For store information'; Contact: James R. �'ttompson, . -President 3� :<.THE DUTCHER,. CORPORATION ':I80 VaZZecitos De Oro Ar- THE PEOPLE MOVERS 5 - WINTER. 1487 A QUARTERLY PUBLICATION OF THE AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY OF NORTH CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA BUS TOPICS The Dutcher Goes b Kersey.,- Thanksgiving hada two -fold meaning ty the Sen,o Citizens ,n Kersey. Elk County. Not only dia then celebrate the occasion in the traditional tash,on ov, they also gcve thanks for the "Dutcher:' This sates; design in von -type vehicles hos been a welcome oo- clition fcr this group The Dutcher features t -jo large access doors or either side of the vehicle with a manually operatec ramp fcr added benefitto possengers using canes wheelchairs or walkers. Headroom. which is usually c problem in many of our vans, is more than adequate in this TransiTaxi. Seating capacity tot the ven,cte :s seven adults or six adults and one wheelchair Since the Dutcher was received on October 28. there has been nothing but satisfaction expressed. "When• i c a in e back from Virginia I couldn't believe my eyes I was so thankful forthat new bus b e c au s e my knee has given me such a problem and getting into the, other van was just so much trouble." stated Alice Sauer one of the members trom the Kersey center. Madeline Wonderly. another member of the center. stated thoi the convenience of the romp and the lowu step is enter the bus is the most beneficial aspect for her Positive responses have been received by the Authoritir. not only from the Kersey riders. Irut trorr everyone who has come in contact with this veh,c+a In time. it is hoped that more vehicles ofthis type corms' be purchased. With the many smaller communities h- our service area, a vehicle of this copoc,ry c n c capability for transporting handicapped and eidern individuals would certainly be o welcome and usetu, addition. NJ TIE SYSTEMS, INC. A T1EJcommunicatlons Company f April 25, 1991 A Authwaad SWft RepresenlahW W PACIFIC13BELLe 1105 Kansas Avenue Modesto, CA 95351 (209) 5754455 FAX (209) 575-3105