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Home My WebLink AboutAgenda Report - April 7, 2010 Public Comments (5)ContinuedApril 7, 2010 Appropriating Funds ($270.000) (PW) Adopted Resolution No. 2010-38 awarding contract for DeBenedetti Park- Electrical Improvements, 2350 South Lower Sacramento Road, to Angelo Utilities, of Sacramento, in the amount of $223,025, and appropriating funds in the amount of $270,000. D-9 Adopt Resolution Awardina Contract for Lodi GrapeLine Bus Stop Improvements to Mo/Jas Construction Company, of Stockton ($35.314) (PW) Adopted Resolution No. 2010-39 awarding contractfor Lodi GrapeLine bus stop improvementsto Mo/Jas Construction Company, of Stockton, in the amount of $35,314. D-10 Adopt Resolution Approving GrapeLine Fixed Route Senior/Disabled/Medicare Fare (PW) Adopted Resolution No. 2010-40 approving GrapeLine Fixed Route Senior/Disabled/Medicare Fare. E. Comments by the Public on Non -Agenda Items THE TIME ALLOWED PER NON -AGENDA ITEM FOR COMMENTS MADE BY THE PUBLIC IS LIMITED TO FIVE MINUTES. The City Council cannot deliberate or take any action on a non-aaenda item unless there is factual evidence presented to the City Council indicating that the subiect brouahtup by the public does fall into one of the exceptions under Government Code Section 54954.2 in that (aa) there is an emeruency situation. or (b) the need to take action on the item arose subseauentto the aaenda's beina posted. Unless the City Council is presented with this factual evidence. the City Council will refer the matterfor review and placement on a future City Council aaenda. Kari Chadwick spoke in regard to March for California's Future and the path of the march toward Sacramento with a stop in Lodi. Ms. Chadwick encouraged attendance at the Lodi Rally at Hutchins Street Square on April 13,2010, at 5:30 p.m. Stacey Ramsey, representing his security firm, spoke in regard to loitering and vandalizing in the downtown area and offered volunteer services to assist with this challenge. Diane Sulton, a business owner in downtown, spoke in regard to the growing problem with loitering and vandalism in the downtown area. Suzanne Houck, a business owner in downtown, spoke in regard to the growing problem with loitering and vandalism in the downtown area. Ralph Lee spoke in regardto his concern aboutthe lack of parking nearthe Departmentof Motor Vehicle building in the City and the process associated with ticketing. F. Comments by the Citv Council Members on Non-Aaenda Items Council Member Hansen reported on his attendance at the San Joaquin Council of Governments meeting and budget for the same. G. Comments bvthe Citv Manaaeron Non-Aaenda Items City Manager King stated staff will follow up with a community meeting regarding concerns about Elm Street. He also stated parking on the bridge near the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) facility is prohibited and the City does not benefit from tickets issued for State Code violations. I n responseto Council Member Hansen, Mr. King stated DMV is proceedingwith the relocationto 3 There's something about a march that is very powerful. It's a powerful weapon, apowerful organizing tool, and it has apowerful influence on those whoparticipate. -Cesar Chavez �Calif�rnia The people of California want and deserve public education, safe streets and workplaces, affordable healthcare, public parks and libraries, and clean water. Those of us who grew up with the California dream want our children to have the same chance at a decent life. Unfor- tunately a small group of legislators are starving public services year after year by blocking the passage of fair taxes and an adequate budget. The March for California's Future will focus attention on the problems being caused by in- adequate funding to local and state services. Our message is clear -government officials need to fight for the public's interest now and stop starving our public services. The budget can be repaired with fair tax increases on the wealthy and closing corporate tax loopholes. AFSCME Council 57 is urging all Locals to get involved and make this historical effort to save our services and our State a huge success. You can do this by signing on to support the march, greeting and walking with the marchers along the route, organizing a rally or press conference, having a barbecue or picnic for California's Future, inviting the marchers to speak to your union, congregation or club, meeting with legislators in your district, or sim- ply talking about the march to your co-workers and neighbors. Sign up to help today! The March for California Future will leave from Bakersfield on March 5th and ends up in Sac- ramento for a huge rally on the April 21st. Beginning April 13t", the March for California's Futurewill pass through Lodi and onto Elk Grove, ending in Sacramento. April 13th at 5:30 pm—Lodi Rally, Hutchins Street Square in Lodi April 18th at 12:00 pm—Elk Grove Picnic, Elk Grove Regional Park -Rotary Grove 9950 Elk Grove -Florin Road April 20th at 2:00 pm—CSU Sacramento Rally (Welcomes March to Sacramento) April 21 st at 12:00 pm—Prayer Lunch and Rally at CSU Sacramento April 21 st at 4:00 pm—Rally West Capitol steps -11 To obt it in inform at ion rcoarding future eNents in votir arell p I ease contact (916) 441-0833 AFSCf#9_= c..r..w H.P,... OpeiO afl/cio(252)a ro � � S 4i7J � of ge t %�► Fonm EUk Grove (916) '14 ._- Please return '�`.cramento (916) 441 Please print MWVtbar ❑ MARCH -1 block ❑ MARCH -1 mile ❑ MEET—with legislators ❑ MEET—with marchers ❑ HELP—organize a rally ❑ ATTEND—April 21 st Rally & March in Sacramento ❑ Other: ,0 0, • • • 0010011000■MENIEENE■N■ ■■��■SOMEONE MEN on sonsommommonson C...a S7 AFSCM W. M.4. CYN.mt.Map Opeiu3 afl/cio(252)cn MARCH 5 Kick -Off rally in Los Angeles, bus to Bakersfield, join the marchers for the first few miles MARCH 6 to APRIL 20 March up the Central Valley to Sacramento APRIL 21 March to the California State Capitol Building Call Ade at (213) 387-0780 ext. 17 or email: march a@Fight4CAFuture.com www,Fig WCAFutu re.com March for California's Future Route Print Date: 2/26/2010*39 PM Page 1 of 2 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 4 5 6 7 AM LA/Bakersfield Bakersfield Shafter .......... RVI>< na Student Day of Action ...................................................................................................................... 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Escalon Manteca Stockton Stockton 11C CLC UDW, AFSCME, UDW, AFSCME, Sfar islaus CWA, ,- LmN AFSCME, LFGN AFSCME CWA S tGCLC CWA, SJC CLC Tuoturne CCC 12 73 14 15 16 17 18 AM Stockton Stockton Lodi Lodi Galt Dillard Elk Grove PM Stockton Lodi Lodi Galt Dillard Elk Grove Elk Grove AFSCME AFSCME, Building trades9 AFSCME, building trades? CFr AFSCME AFSCME 19 20 21 22 AM Elk Grove ............................................................... Elk Grove March to PM Elk Grove Sacramento State Capitol Lobby Day in Sac AFSCME All partners All partners ` # 1 1 4.5 Print Date: 2/26/2010*39 PM Page 2 of 2