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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda Report - January 4, 1984 (32)CITY COUNCIL MEETING ANUARY 4, 1981 CITY OF LODI Following discussion, on motion of Council Member Reid, ECONC14IC Murphy second, Council adopted Resolution No. 84-003 DEMDPMENT disbanding the City of Lodi Economic Development Ccmii-ssion, C "USSION and directing the City Clerk to forward a copy of the DISBANDM originating Resolution setting forth the charge cf this Commission to the Chamber of Ccmmerce for their information. RES. NO. 84-003 Times have changed, the potential for new industries and jobs in San Joaquin County needs the active participation of all segments in the County aimed at Economic Development. We feel that the Chamber is the organization best suited for coordi- nating these efforts. We look forward to working with the City Council, EDC members and City Staff in coordinating the type of Economic Development that is the most satisfactory and productive for the Lodi area. $rely, XA Jerrie K. Abrahamson (Mrs,) President •....... JA/cma ACCREDITED LODI DISTR;CT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 215 W. OAK ST. • P. O. BOX 386 • LODI, CA 95241 0 PHONE (209) 334-4713 /9 C 7,1�l�J Zy O W2 dal 11 c�!CITY e����pw �`v�,/ ��..�' 111- L.'•'.1 fvk)fou pitRgj WINES December 211 1983 Mayor Evelyn Ols-in Lodi City Nall 221 W. Pine Street Lodi, CA 95240 Dear Mayor -Evelyn Olson, The Board of Directors of the Lodi District Chamber of Commerce have approved, in their 1984 Plan of Action, the appointment of a Steering Connittee to develop and coordinate a committee to encourage Economic Development in the Lodi arra. we will be requesting the members of the present City of Lodi Economic Develop- ment Commission to participate as a core group, to aid in the establishment of this committee. We would also appreciate any help or advice the City of Lodi staff can contribute to this effort. It has been suggested that the City Council consider disbanding the present Economic Development Commission and allow the Chamber's newly proposed committee to explore the subject of Economic Development in the district. you may recall that in the early 70's the very active Economic Development committee, of the Chamber, was desolved. This action was prompted by a request from the Board of supervisors when the San Joaquin County Economic Development Association was formed. All chambers in the County cooperated in this joint endeavor. Times have changed, the potential for new industries and jobs in San Joaquin County needs the active participation of all segments in the County aimed at Economic Development. We feel that the Chamber is the organization best suited for coordi- nating these efforts. We look forward to working with the City Council, EDC members and City Staff in coordinating the type of Economic Development that is the most satisfactory and productive for the Lodi area. $rely, XA Jerrie K. Abrahamson (Mrs,) President •....... JA/cma ACCREDITED LODI DISTR;CT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 215 W. OAK ST. • P. O. BOX 386 • LODI, CA 95241 0 PHONE (209) 334-4713 /9 CITY COUNCIL C C.% EVELYN M. CKSON, Maya CITY OF T_ O D i CITY JOHN R. ;Randy) SNIDER �I Matron Pro Tempore CITY HALL. 221 NEST PINE STREET ROBERT ... MURPHY POST OFFICE BOX 310 JAMES W. PINKERTON. It, LODI. CALIFORNIA 95241 FRED M. RE 10 (209) 334-5634 January 6, 1984 Dr. Pete Retzner President Lodi District Chamber of Commerce 215 West Oak Street Lodi, CA 95240 Dear President Fetzner: HENRY A. CLAVES. It. City Manager ALICE M. REIMCHE City Cleric RONALD M. Sit!N City Attorney THis letter will confirm action taken by the .Lodi City Council at its regular meeting of January 4, 1984 following receipt of Past President Jerrie Abrahamson's letter of December 21, 1983 advising that the Board of Directors of the Lodi District Chamber of Commerce, in their 1984 Plan of Action, approved the appointment of a steering committee to develop' and coordinate a committee to encourage Economic Development in the Lodi area. The Council adopted Resolution No. 84-003 disbanding the City of Lodi Economic Development Commission effective immediately. At the direction of the Council, I have enclosed a copy of Resolution No. 82--4 which established the subject commission and set forth goals and objectives. A certified copy of Resolution No. 84-003 is also enclosed for your information. CIU COUNCIL EVELYN M. OLSON. Mayor r I T Y OF L O D I )OHM R. (Randy) SNIDER huyw Pro Tempare CITY HALL. 221 WEST PINE STREET ROBERT C. MURPHY POST OFFICE BOX 320 JAMES W. PINKERTON. Jr. LODI. CALIFORNIA 95241 FRED M. RE ID (209) 334-5634 January 5, 1984 Mr. Cecil Dillon Member, City of Lodi Economic Development Commission 8 South Hutchins Street Lodi, CA 95240 Dear Mr. Dillon: HENRY A. CLAVES. Jr. City Manager ALICE M. REIMCHE City C" RONALD M. STEIN City Attorney Please be advised that the Lodi City Council received the attached letter fiat the President of the Lodi District Chanber of Commerce advising that the Board of Directors of the Lodi District Chamber of Cam exce, in approving its 1984 Plan of Action, approved the appointment of a steering committee to develop and coordinate a camiztittee to encourage Economic Development in the Lodi area. The Council in its regular meeting of January 4, 1984, following receipt of this letter and discussion, adopted Resolution No. 84-003 a Resolution rescinding Resolution No. 82-4 thereby disbanding the City of Lodi Economic Development Commission. I have been in contact with the Fair Political Practice Coamission and have received d ruling that you may consolidate your Statement of Econanic: Interest Annual Filing with your Leaving Office Filing (a sample cover page is attached) . This Conflict of Interest Filing is due in my office no later than April 1, 1984. on behalf of live City Council of the City of Lodi, may I extend sincere appreciation to you for the time and effort you cmmitted in serving on this most important ca -,mission. Should you have any questions regarding this matter, please do not hesitate to call. Very truly yours, Alice m. Rdiache City Clerk -FH E it prescnted by the LODI ARTS COMMISSION Friends of the Lodi Library, Inc. Friends of the Lodi Library is an incorporated non-profit group of individuals. families. and organizations interested in books and libraries. Organized in January, 1979. it is dedicated to supporting the Lodi Public Library in every way possible. The board of directors holds open meetings at 7:30 p.m. each second Thursday in the library's community room. In addition, Friends sponsors a number of varied programs during the year, featuring local and guest presentations; actively supports the library's children's program; and maintains ongoing services such as art displays, case displays, and a pattern exchange. Membership is open to everyone: individuals, S2; families, S5; organizations, SIO; patrons, amounts of S15 and more. For further information, write to P.O. Box 703, Lodi, CA 95241. Lodi Writers Association Tne Lodi Writers Association was formed in June, 1983, with two primary goals' to create and support a network of communication among community writers, and to encourage and promote the publication of local authors. The group meets from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. on the last ?Monday of each month in the Carnegie library building, 305 W. Pine Street, Lodi. Meetings include an update on current workshops, contests, or other events for writers, followed by informal reading and discussion of members' works. Every three months. there is a guest lecturer. All meetings arc open to the public. Speaker, from the LWA are available to community groups upon request and for a nominal fee. For further information, dial 334-0603 or write to 605 Daisy Avenue, Lodi, CA 95240. Dues are S I per month. Lodi Community Band Any adult to the community who plays a band instrument is welcome to join the Lodi Community Band and play music for community functions and personal pleasure. There are no dues and no pay. Rehearsals are from 7 to 9 p.m. each Monday in the music building at Tokay High School, I I II W. Century Blvd., Lodi. Public concerts are performed during the year for Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Grape Festival. Christmas, and for other occasions as requested. For further information write to 106 N. Orange Avenue, Lodi. CA, 95240, or dial 368-2625. ✓ OK ra%CJrt ✓.8r. "Cy 25 N Sunset Dr.. Lodi 333.2198 MsrK, wedjw. s. port s. 1*0 Schoo i ,Klalo im - Cdl&N k YM& Iwtcr 14343 N. Davis Rd.. Lodi 334-5405 Arronpewents in Dry S Sdh Flowers s Zk (alar ,Art SAAWo 207 S. Hutchins St.. Lodi 334.6433 Cwtow Framing. Art Supphet. Art Classes The Poets' Roundtable The Roundtable is a small informal group which meets once a month in the homes of members. There are no officers and no dues. Participants read their original poems and exchange comments, as well as dixussing various disciplines in poetry writing. News of publications. contests, and markets is also exchanged and discussed. The possibility of holding public poetry readings is being contemplated. Anyone seriously interested in writing poetry is welcome to join the group. For further informa- tion, dial 369-2268. MCI Stockton 9? Symphony Association The Associatior. was established to support and build the Stockton Symphony Orchestra and thus to provide live symphony concerts for communities of San Joaquin and adioining counties. Thanks to assistance from members and special donors, the Association is able to engage the most excellent guest artists available, and to present six pairs of subscription concerts annual- iy. The orchestra also performs several free concerts in communi- ty schools during each season. An annual contribution of S25 or more provides membership in the A-ociation and attendance at the annual spring membership meeting. Further information may be obtained by writing to the Stockton Symphony Association. Inc., P.O. Box 4271, Stockton, CA 95204, or by dialing 1-462-1533. Lodi League of the Stockton Symphony The League was organized for the purposes of encouraging attendance at Stockton Symphony concerts and of raising money to enhance the orchestra and its programs. Membership, open to anyone interested ip music and the symphony, is 810 a year for active members and 825 for contributing members. Active members work on all projects, which incluc' - assisting with the Symphony Association's season ticket cansp>~an, ushering for at least one concert during the year, and producing the Vintage - Pops, an annual afternoon of music and refreshments held on the second Sunday in September. Contributing members may work on projects or attend meetings if they wish. Meetings are held at 11:30 a.m. in the homes of members on the first Tuesday of the morih. Times of June, July, and August meetings may differ. For further information, dial 368-6575. 04, �%!lX 1 � Si10�1/Dlf 320 N. Catilomta St., Lodi 369 -ML Doll; Retail. Dollmoki" tessorn. 001 Re"t A eacla Varms arafts 108 W. Turner Rd.. Lodi 369.1481 N;:dle Art Snnppies 0 �irtdlt7s Zbnx &oks. ilei. 3nmihp 1 17 S. School St.. Lodi 334-0245 "sim. WlkMfc Art Gallery. Custom hominy I& Stockton Chapter, SPEBSOSA SPEBSQSA not only perpetuates the barbershop quartet, but seeks to promote and encourage vocal harmony and good fellowship among its members, to educate both members and the public in music appreciation, and to promote public appreciation of barbershop harmony. Membership is open to any adult male of good character and reputation; there is a 57.50 enrollment fee and annual dues are S57. Students may join for $28.50. Chapter activities include an annual November show, a spring show, and occasional quartet or chorus appearances during the year. The group also sponsors a high school quartet contest. Regular dona- tions are made to a high school choral scholarship fund and to the Institute of Logopedics, Wichim, Kansas. The chapter meets at 8 p.m. every Tuesday in the choral room of Lincoln High School, 6A'4 Alexandria Place, Stockton. For further in:Ormation, write to 322 E. Lancaster Street, S!ockton, CA 95207. Delta Chapter, Sweet Adelines, Inc. Sweet Adelina, Inc., is an international organization of women whose purpose is to teach and perform the American folk art of four -pan harmony, barbershop style, and to encourage all appreciation of the tradition of that music. Delta Chapter members participate in the annual spring Regional Chorus and Quartet Competition, and produce an annual show for the public. The chorus entertains at civic events, club meetings, and other occasions, and endows a schol..rship for a Delta Collcge music student. ,tweet Adelines is open to women who enjoy singing barber- shop harmony and who can meet membership requirements. Visitors are encouraged :o attend rehearsals, held at 7:30 p.m. each Monday in the choral room at Lincoln High School, 6844 Alexandria Place, Stockton. For further information, write to z6 W. Fargo Street, Stockton, CA, 95204, or dial 1-465-4723. California Confederation of the Arts CCA is a statewide, non-profit service organization committed to furthering the arts throughout the state. The organization main- tains an effective lobbying staff in Sacramento. Membership is open to any intetated individual or organization. For further information, contact the Lodi Arts Commission. Aramia .( Aar Z-himys In L:.kewood Mall. Lodi 333.114 6 Cu low fro" l fires Arts Aecc.r w, 0 9osir kxind 618 S. Cr"mt St.. Lodi 3683279 landreapt i W atencaW Artnt • .Codi ,Kaao)f A Niblr }base 519 S. Central Ave.. Lodi 368.4868 Wel. Bootu. M.W. Card0. iWlt. The Stockton Chorale. while headquartered it: Stockton, is composed of singers from throughout San Joaquin County, with many from Lodi. The Chorale proper numbers about 170 voices; from this group are drawn the 64 -voice Solo Chorale, the Men's Chorus. the 32 -voice Chamber Chorale, and the 8 -voice Solo Ensemble. The Chorale presents regular Christmas and spring pops concerts in addition to appearances with local symphony orchestras and at special community events. an annual TV special. and a sena of free concerts with-ivurig people at schools in communities throughout the county. In 1981, the group toured the British Isles, and in 1983 journeyed to France and Austria. Plans call for a concert tour of China and Japan in 1985. Membership, for which there is an annual fee. is by audition with the music director, Dr.Anhur J. Holton. The Chorale season ruts from September through June, with rehearsals from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. each Monday in the music room of the Lincoln Senior Elementary School, 1956 Stanton Way, Stockton. For further information, write to the Stockton Chorale, P.O. Boa 265, Stockton, CA 95201-0265. San Joaquin ' Ballet Association Although located in its own theater in Stockton, the San Joaquin Ballet is well supported by Lodi citizens. many of whom belong to the SJB Association. Dancers, drawn from throughout the country, now number 80; programming has grown from single concerts in 1964 to a season of three major productions, including a fall International Awards Gala, a Christmas "Nutcracker," and a Spring Concert. Founder and artisti: director is Dorothy Percival, who enjoys an international reputation as a director, choreographer, and teacher of dance. SJB is supported by box office receipts, association member- ships, gifts, and grants. Association memberships rt►nge from S15 to $1000 or more, with S10 for students and senior citizens. All are tax deductible. Information may be obtained by writing the San Joaquin Ballet Association, 1326 N. San Joaquin street, Stockton, CA 95202, or dialing 1-477-4141. Z/K luXsk Nor 730W. Lodi Avenue. Lodi 369.844 100'0 coeiplelt Mira Ston 0 54460 106 W. Oak St.. Lodi (X19) 333.1 Soo e Karl &Ssixl && 600 S. Central Ave.. Lodi 368.50381369.3321 Boon tot all Agei • Cecchettl Method a] 4 Tokay Players, Inc. Lodi's own community theater began in late I%I as a Lodi Adult School play production class. In 1%6. the Players moved into Pine Alley Theater and became pan of the city's Parks and Recreation Department. In 1982 the group came under the auspices of the Lodi Arts Commission, and in 1983 moved into a new theater in the old Hotel Lodi building. Membership in the Tokay Players is open to anyone of any age interested in play production, theater operation and maintenance, and theater business. No prior experience is necessary. Dues are S5 per year. Tokay Players presents four theatrical productions annually — dramatic, musical, and com- edy — and A childrer;'s theater production during the summer. Regular board matings are at 7:30 p.m. on the third Wednesday of each month. For ft:nhcr information, dial 368-22_5 or write Tokay Players, Inc., P.O. Box B-31, Lodi, CA 95241. Lodi Camera Club The Lodi Camera Club is open to anyone who takes 35mm slides and meets every third Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the community room at Great American Federal Savings, 200 N. Church Street, Lodi. Meetings are devoted to learning and entertainment, in- cluding short programs with points on how to take better slides. There are also competitions among members for the best slides. Dues are SiO a couple. For further information, write to 810 York Street, Lodi, CA, 95240, or dial 369-6223. Music Teachers Association of California The purposes of the Lodi Music Teachers Association arc to pro- mote the welfare of music teachers and to elevate the educational and teaching standards of its members. The group is open to those witn a degree in music and/or experience in teaching. education, or performance. Meetings take place in members' homes on the first Tuesday of the month from September to June. Activities and programs include student evaluations, recitals, worksi:ops, musical programs, lectures, and discussions. For further information, write to 1301 Holly Drive, Lodi, CA, 95240, or dial 369-1205. Lodi Community Concerts Association Membership in this organization provides the basis for bringing to the community each year a series of concerts by notable in- strumental and vocal performers. Artists are selected frorn a list present --d by Columbia Artists Management, Inc. An annual membership drive is conducted in the spring; memberships carry with them season tickets at $15 for adults and 57.50 for full-time students. Concerts for the coming ytar arc then selected by the LCCA board. No tickets to individual concerts arc sold, nor arc memberships offered except during the annual campaign. Elcr- tion of officers and new board members is held in May; officers serve for one year, directors for three. There arc four meetings of the board each year. For further information, write to 1739 LCBcti Court. Lodi, CA 95M. or dial 369-6369. Lodi Art Center Founded in 1956 by the late Ethel Bollinger, the Lodi An Center has a present membership of more than 100. Purpose of the organization is to advance art in the community by bringing artists together and encouraging them to show their work. Membership is open to anyone interested in art; dues are $20 a year. Students may join for S1. Only members may show their work at the Center's gallery at Hutchins Street Square, 600 W. Oak Street. Lodi. Meetings are held 'it the Center at 7:30 p.m. on the second Tuesday of each month t'-.xcept July and August) at which guest artists present various prcgrams. Center hours are 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, and 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. The An Center's primary event of the year is the annual Open Spring Show held in May at the Barengo-Lost Hills Winery in Acampo, with up to 900 entries from throughout California and Nevada. A membership show and open house in March is another annual event, and - Center also sponsors adult classes. vacation classes for children, and several social events. For further information, write to P.O. Box 45, Lodi. 95241, or dial 368-4925. Lodi Gem and t Mineral Society Membership in the Lodi Gem anti Mineral Society is open to anyone interested in lapidary. There is an initiation fee of $15 plus annual dues of SIO. Matings are held monthly at 7:30 p.m. on the second Thursday in the community ruorn at Great American Federal Savings, 200 N. Church Street, Lodi, Programs include presentation of geological, historical, or geographical informa- tion. The Society sponsors an annual fall Gem Show with displays by individuals and dealers, and operates the Rock Hut, located near Lockeford and Stockton Streets, where lapidary, silversmithing, faceting, and lost -wax casting projects and classes take place. The Hut is open from 9 a.m. to noon each Tuesday and Wednesday and from 7 to 10 p.m. each Tuesday other than the meeting night. For further information, write to 615 W. Locust, Lodi, CA, 95240, or dial 368-1080. C 1rdyN C Ktki 327 Popular St.. Lodi 334.5328 Ork)inor t Reprdwrim Srotned Gm • PO, Box 582. Lodi 95241 368.8140 itcW and Stained Gbw D lazte'4a Gdaa y 608 5 Central Ave.. Lodi 368-6908 Custom Fmmkq { Pointhwo L!?a 411'Cl, rrrstrwfor pr e!L ape c7rr 1, Amerka'i M 1 Needlecraft Company Party plan Free Clarres. 334.9611 LODI ARTS COMMISSION The Lodi Arts Commission was established by the Lodi City Council in May, 1982, in recognition of the important part the arts play in the life of any community and its citizens. Itself reflec- tive of the arts by reason of its representative membership, the LAC is pledged to support arts groups and to assist in developing plans and projects which will further the role of the arts within the Lodi community. The commission consists of fifteen members appointed by thr City Council from among applicants. Five appointments are made each year on the LAC's anniversary date. At least eight LAC members must be members of established arts groups; the other seven may be persons who, while not professionally involved, have demonstrated deep interest in and appreciation of artistic and cultural values - The commission's office at 305 W. Pine Street, Lodi, is presently open from II a.m. to 1 p.m. each Wednesday; telephone 369-4952. For further information write to the address below. This brochure has been prepared by the Lodi Arts Commission to make available information about various arts groups in and around Lodi. These groups provide opportunities for those in- terested to become active in or associated with many artistic endeavors. Post Office Box 871 • Lotti, California 95241 CITY COUNCIL EVELYN M. OLSON. Mayor CITY f ■■ L F LOT1 T JOHN R. (Randy) SNIDER � Mayor Pro Tempore CITY HALL. 221 WEST PINE STREET ROBERT C MURPHY POST OFFICE BOX 320 JAMES W. PINKERTON. Jr. LODI. CALIFORNIA 95241 FRED M. R E ID (209) 334-5634 January 5, 1984 Mr. Terry Piazza Member, City of Lodi F.00nanic Development Catmission 323 West Elm Street Lodi, CA 95240 Dear Mr. Piazza: HENRY A. CLAVES. Jr. City Manager ALICE M. ItEIMC.HE City Clerk RONALD M. STEIN Citv Attorney Please be advised that the Lodi City Council received the attached letter from the President of the Lodi District Chamber of CcnTm -:e advising that the Board of Directors of the Lodi District Chamber of Commerce, in approving its 1984 Plan of Action, approved the appointment of a steering ocnnattee to develop and coordinate a ocaTnittee to encourage Economic Development in the Lodi area. The Council in its regular meeting of January 4, 1984, following receipt of this letter and disctassion, adopted Resolution No. 84-003 a Resolution rescinding Resolution No. 82-4 thereby disbanding the City of Lodi Eoonanic Development Commission. I have been in oontact with the Fair Political Practice. Ccm;nission and have received a ruling that you may consolidate your Statement of F=nani.c Interest An►ival Filing with your Leaving Office Filing Ea sample cover page is attached;. This Conflict of Interest Filing is due in my office no later than April 1, 1984. On behalf of the City Council of the City of Lodi, may I extend sincere appreciation to you for the time and effort you eorratted in senring on this most important commission. Should you have any questions regarding this matter, please do not hesitate to call. Very truly yours, &,a)yh - Alice M. Re' Cite Cler}' �"t'��S m „-. �,�'. .•.^`�. �:�1°'r"n ;., ,;'�" t :';h.�, �?e.�c�,y'�<"°T -.. �v,..^�,; ��.. ., s •�� .. ..e �. � ..... . CITY COUNCIL EVELYN M. OLSON. Mayor CITY p F L p D I JOHN R. (Randy) SNIDER Mayor Pry Tempore CITY HAIL. 22i WEST PINE STREET ROURT G. MURPHY POST OFFICE BOX 320 IAMES W. PINKERTON. Jr. LODI. CALIFORNIA 95241 FRED M. RE ID (209) 334-5634 January 5, 1984 Mr. Bob Spoor Member, City of Lodi Eeortxdc Development Commission 124 Henson Drive Lodi, CA 95240 Dear Mr. Spoor: HENRY A. GtAVES. jr. City Manager ALICE M. RE tMCHE City Clerk RONALD M. STEIN City Attorney Please be advised that the Lodi City Council received the attached letter from the President of the Lodi District Chamber of ccmneree advising that the Board of Directors of the Lodi District Chamber of Carme_nce, in approv!i.ng its 1984 Plan of Action, approved the appointment of a steering carmittee to develop and coordinate a cc mittee to encourage Economic Development in the Lodi area. The Council in its regular m,_�eting of January 4, 1984, following receipt of this letter and discussion, adopted Resolution No. 84-003 a Resolution rescinding Resolution No. 82-4 thereby disbanding the City of Lodi Economic Development Carrussicm. I have been in contact with the Fair Political Practice Ccaraission and have received a ruling that you may consolidate y,)ur Statement of Econanic interest Annual Filing with your Leaving Of,`.ice Filing (a sani,le ever page is attached). This Conflict of Interest Filing is due in my office no later than April 1, 1984. On behalf of the City Council of the City of Lodi, may I extend sincere appreciation to you for the time and effort you committed in serving on this most important camtission. Should you have any questions regarding this matter, please do not hesitate to call. Very truly yours, Alice M. Reimche City CI -r": JanwAry 5, 1984 Mr. WFiyne Trevena Member, City of Lodi Economic TMvelopment Canmission 850 West Mzrch.Lane, Suite A stoc,xtotl, CA Dear Mr. Trevena: HENRY A. CLAVES. Jr. CJ:Y Manaw ALICE M. REIMCHE City Clerk RONALD W STEIN City Attorney Please be advised that the Lodi City Ckxmcil received the Attached letter from the President of the Lodi District Chamber of Corm erre advising that the Board of Directors of the Lodi District Mudber of Comm --,roe, in approving its 1984 Plan of Action, approved the appointment of a steering eccimittee to develop and coordinate a committee to encourage Economic Development in the Lodi area. The Council in its regular wee -ting of January 4, 1984, f 1.1 wing receipt of this letter and discussion, adopted Resolution No. B4-003 a Resolution rescinding Resolution No. 82-4 thereby disbanding the City of Lodi Economic Development Con scion. T have been in oonta^t with the Fair Political Practice Camii.ssion and have received a ruling that you may consolidate your Scaterlent of `t;concmic Interest Anm.aal Filing with your Leaving Office Filing (a sanple cover page is attadhed). T;`ds Conflict of Interest Filing is due in my office no later than April 1, 1984. on behalf of the City Council of the City of Lodi, may I extend sincere appprw•iati.on to you for the time and ef`ort you oommitted in serving on this most important conmirsion. Should you have any questions regarding Ois matter, ple,a.e do not hesitate to call. Very truly yours, Ali M. Rein the Citv Clark ;�1•iR: i %V 0 01 CITY COUNCIL EVELYN M. OLSON. Mayor CITY O F L O D I JOHN R. (Randy) SNIDER Mrpx Pro Tempare CITY HALL, 221 WEST PINE STREET ROBERT G. MURPHY POST OFFICE PDX 320 )Ah!' W. PINKERTON. If. LODI. CALIFORNIA 95241 FRED M. RE ID (209) 334-5634 JanwAry 5, 1984 Mr. WFiyne Trevena Member, City of Lodi Economic TMvelopment Canmission 850 West Mzrch.Lane, Suite A stoc,xtotl, CA Dear Mr. Trevena: HENRY A. CLAVES. Jr. CJ:Y Manaw ALICE M. REIMCHE City Clerk RONALD W STEIN City Attorney Please be advised that the Lodi City Ckxmcil received the Attached letter from the President of the Lodi District Chamber of Corm erre advising that the Board of Directors of the Lodi District Mudber of Comm --,roe, in approving its 1984 Plan of Action, approved the appointment of a steering eccimittee to develop and coordinate a committee to encourage Economic Development in the Lodi area. The Council in its regular wee -ting of January 4, 1984, f 1.1 wing receipt of this letter and discussion, adopted Resolution No. B4-003 a Resolution rescinding Resolution No. 82-4 thereby disbanding the City of Lodi Economic Development Con scion. T have been in oonta^t with the Fair Political Practice Camii.ssion and have received a ruling that you may consolidate your Scaterlent of `t;concmic Interest Anm.aal Filing with your Leaving Office Filing (a sanple cover page is attadhed). T;`ds Conflict of Interest Filing is due in my office no later than April 1, 1984. on behalf of the City Council of the City of Lodi, may I extend sincere appprw•iati.on to you for the time and ef`ort you oommitted in serving on this most important conmirsion. Should you have any questions regarding Ois matter, ple,a.e do not hesitate to call. Very truly yours, Ali M. Rein the Citv Clark ;�1•iR: i CITY COUNCIL 0 EVELYN M. OLSON, Maya CITY OF L O D I JOHN R (Randy) SNIDER Mayor Pro Tempore CITY HALL. 221 WEST PINE STREET ROBERT G MURPHY POST OFFICE BOA 320 1AMES W PINKERTON, )r LODI, CALIFORNIA 95241 FRED M. RE ID (209) 334-5634 January 5, 1984 Mr. Robert Gray Mier, City of Lodi. F,ocxxmi.c Development Comussion 120 West Walnut Street Lodi, CA 95240 Dear Mr. Gray: HENRY A. GLAVES, Jr. City Manager ALICE M Rt=_ IMCHE City Clerk RONALD M. STEIN City Attorney Please be advised that the Lodi City Council received the attached letter from the President of the Lodi District Chander of Conmrce advising that the Board of Directors of the Lodi District Chamber. of Ccmr>arce, in ag)roving its 1984 Plan of Action, approved the appointment of a steering committee to develop and coordinate a cc mittee to encourage Eoonemic Development in the Lodi area. it.a Council in its regular meeting of Ja-zuary 4, 1984, following receipt of this letter and discussion, adopted Resolution No. 84-003 a Resolution rescinding Resolution No. 82-4 thereby disbanding the City of Lodi Funic Develo)T.,,--nt C-cmussioim. I have been in contact with the Fair Political Practice Corm -fission and have received a ruli::zg that you may consolidate your Statement of Economic :Interest Annual Filing ;ith your Leaving Office Filing (a sample cover page is attached) . This Conflict of Interest Filing is due in my office no later than April 1, 1984. On behalf of the City Council of the City of Lodi, may I extRind sincere appreciation to you for the time and effort you cocmitted in serving on this most irTportant commission. Should you here any questions regarding this matter, please do not hesitate to call. Very truly yours, a&vJ % Alice M. ReL,�� e Ci ! (7, ..'k CITY COUNCIL EVELYN M. OLSON. MaYor CITY OF L O D I IOHN R. (Randy) SNIDER Mavor Pro Tempore CITY HALL„ 221 WEST PINE STREET ROBERT G. MURPHY POST OFFICE BOX 320 JAWS W. PINKERTON. Jr. LODI. CALIFORNIA 95241 FRED M REID (209) 334-5634 January 5, 1984 Mr. Weldon Noss Maser, City of hodi Foonc:ILic Development Cci mission 850 West March Lane. Stockton, CA Dear Mr. Moss: HENRY A. CLAVES, Jr. City Manager ALICE M. REIMCHE City Clerk RONALD M_ STEIN City Attorney Please be advised that the Lodi City Council received the attached letter from the President of the Lodi District Chamber of Commerce advising that the Board of Directors of the Lodi District Chamber of Camerce, in approving its 1984 Plan of Action, approved the appointment of a steering co mittee to develop and coordinate a cmmttee to encourage Economic Development in the Lodi area. The Council in its regular meeting of January 4, 1984, following receipt of this letter and discussion, adopted Resolution No. 84-003 a Resolution rescinding Resolution No. 82-4 thereby disbanding the City of Lodi Economic Development Commission. I have been in contact with the Fair Political Practice Commission and have received a ruling that you may consolidate your Statement of Fxx mmic Interest Annual Filing with your Leaving Office Filing (a sample ever page is attached) . This Conflict of Ini.erest Filing is due in my office no later than April 1, 1984. Cn behalf of the City Council of the City of Lodi, may I m.tend sincere appreciation to you for the time and effort you committed in serving on this most important commission. should you have any questions regarding this matter, please do not hesitate to call. Very truly yours, Alice M. R Citv Clerk ,.. ��.sW"C cb„ - • r?:T�;?rw:Y+�.'R�w^..'r11 }b�'j'!N"j�''f�"i �t iN :gyp ;,.w.'yc**yvy�,r�` n""'Ci �R~zn7, CITY COUNCIL EVEEYN M. OLSON. Mayor I T y OF L O D I JOHN R (Rarxly) SNIDER Mayor Pro Tempore CITY HALL. 221 WEST PINE STREET ROBERT G. MURPHY POST OFFICE BOX 320 JAMES W PINKERTON. If. LODI. CALIFORNIA 95241 FRIO M.REID (209)334-5634 January 5, 1984 Mr. Jim Gerard Member, City of Lodi F,c onanic Development Carmission 218 West Pine Street Lodi, CA 95240 Dear Mr. Gerard: HENRY A. GL..AVES, Jr. Cit Manager ALICE M. REIMCHE Cit Clerk RONALD M. STEIN 4Cit Attorney Please be advised that the Lodi City Council received the attached letter from the President of the Lodi District Chamber of Commerce advising that the Board of Directors of the Lodi District Chamber of Cm coerce, in approving its 1984 Plan of Action, approved the appointment of a steering ccm nittee to develop and coordinate a committee to encourage Economic Development in the Lodi area. The Council in its regular meeting of January 4, 1984, following receipt of this letter and discussion, adopted Resolution No. 84-003 a Resolution rescinding Resolution No. 82-4 thereby disbanding the City of Lodi Econc mic Development Commission. I have been in contact with the Fair Political Practice Commission and have received a ruling that you may consolidate your Statement of Eccncmic Interest Annual Filing with your Ie—& ng Office Filing (a saffple cover page is attached). This Conflict of Interest Filing is due in my office no later than April 1, 1984. On behalf of the City Council of the City of Lodi, may I extend sincere appreciation to you for the time and effort you ccMittei in serving on this most important commission. Should you have any questions regarding this matter, please do not hesitate to call. Very truly yours, Alice M. i� City Clerk CITY COUNCIL EVFLYN M. OLSON. Mayor CITY OF L O D I JOHN R. (Randy) SNIDER Mayor Prc Tempore CITY NAIL. 221 WEST PINE STREET ROBERT G. MURPHY POST OFFICE BOX 320 JAMES W. PINKERTON. Jr. LODI. CALIFORNIA 95241 FRED M REID (209) 334-5634 January 5, 1984 Mr. David Vacarezza Member, City of Lodi Economic Development Commission 1333 East Turner Road Lodi, CA 95240 Dear Mr. Vacarezza: HENRY A. CLAVES, it. City Manager ALICE M. REIMCHE City Clerk RONALD M. STEIN City AttomeY Please be advised that the Lodi City Council received the attached letter frau the President of the Lodi District Clamber of Commerce advising that the Board of Directors of the Lodi District Chamber of ccm-nerce, in approving its 1984 Plan of Action, approved the appointment of a steering committee to develop and coordinate a committee to encourage Economic Developrrent in the Lodi area. The Council in its regular meeting of January 4, 1984, following receipt of this letter and discussion, adopted Resolution No. 84-003 a Resolution rescinding Resolution No. 82-4 thereby disbanding the City of Lodi Econ=ic Development Commission. I have been in contact with the Fair Political Practice Ccm fission and have received a ruling that you may consolidate your Statement of Economic Interest Anna; Filing with your Leaving Office Filing (a sample cover page is attached) . This Conflict of Interest Filing is due in my office no later than April 1, 1984. On behalf of the City Council of the City of Lodi, may I extend sincere appreciation to you for the time and effort you eamiitted in serving on this most important commission. Should you have any questions regarding this matter, please do not hesitate to call. Very truly yours, Alice M. �he City Clerk