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Continued February 17, 1982 Ayes: Noes: Absent: -.-t Councilmen - Hughes, Murphy, Pinkerton, and ':cCarty Councilmen - Katnich Councilmen - None „'� - r. i ,. r..:':.,.,.5;.;,i`.?.'�,.�t'd•�tf4�"�r-,a�'+'�i;`'".fi �-"�$."`E`"�''-"is+a L tir.' r rp, r - ' .. y 4 MEMORANDUM To: '.31 -I yo -z- L'ncl CCUs s From: Ron Stein, City Attorney Re: Stockton Street - Parking Date: January 7, 1982 Attached hereto is a copy of Lodi City Code Section 14-84.1 et seq. dealing with Permit Parking. These sections could provide some answers to the problems of the residents along Stockton Street. What the City Council could do is to designate the area as a preferential parking zone and only those residents with permits obtained from the City could park in that area. I did not mention this at last night's Council meeting publicly, since I felt that there were too many pro- blems brought up during the meeting. I realize that this might open up a Pandora's box regarding =equests from other areas, however, I thought I would let you know that this is one possible solution for the Stockton Street problem. RONALD M. STEIN CITY ATTORNEY RMS:vc attachment F a 14-84.1 ;llotoo Vehicles and-Frani+: 14-84.3 1ty for will ill lull mii�faction of :such violodan, tlac sura of .loilar. t (d) The provisions of section 1-7 of the City Code shall be inapplicable and any owner or operator who violates or fails to comply with sections 14-70 to 14-84 of this chapter shall be guilty of an infraction punishable by: (1) A fine not exceeding fifty dollars for a first violation. (2) A fine not exceeding one hundred dollars for a second violation of the same ordinance within one year. (3) A fine not exceeding two hundred fifty dollars for each additional violation of the same ordinance within one year. (Ord. No. 622, § 16; Ord. No. 955, § 1; Ord. No. 1051, § 1; Ord. No. 1077, i.) Division 4. Permit Parking. Sec. 14-84.1. Zones on designated streets—Authorized. The council may designate by ordinance certain residential streets or alleys or any portions thereof as a preferential parking zone for the benefit of residents adjacent thereto in which zone vehicles displaying a permit or other authorized 'indicia may be exempt from parking prohibitions or restrictions otherwise posted, marked or noticed. No preferential parking ordinance shall apply until signs or markings giving adequate notice thereof have been placed. (Ord. No. 1158, § 1.) Sec. 14-84.2. Same—Permit required. No person shalt park or leave standing on such street or portion thereof any vehicle unless such vehicle has displayed thereon an appropriate permit issued by the finance director which entitles the holder thereof to preferential parking privileges on the street or portion thereof in question. (Ord. No. 1158, § 2.) Sec. 14-84.3. Permit—issuance. I Parking permits shall be issued by the finance director. 1. such permit shall state the license number of the motor 133 (Lodi r2-js-7s) } gks�` i. 14-84.4 ... .... r.:. a ,.a., ........._ ...,.. .... t.(xli City Code . 14-84.7 vehicle for which it is issued. No more ill;m ane parking- permit slt:;!1 Ise BeClle4l ;t� t;��lti �t•, ?r':r z•�'ly�'4t 1•c�; ��•;Y,Zy ,..,?„2;;'';,;�,, �- madc. The Imante dhd,vti'u3 regulatiamas. trot inconsistent with this hhapter. governinb the manner in which persons shall qualify for parking permits. (h) Parking permit% may be issued for motor vehicles only upon application of a legal residcnt of property adjacent to a street within the residential permit parking area who has a motor vehicle registered in his name or who has a motor vehicle for his exclusive use and under his control. (c) Proof of residency and motor vehicle ownership or vehicle use and control shall be demonstrated in a manner determined by tate finance director. (Ord. No. 1158, a 3.) Sec. 14-3.1.4. Sante --Application. Each application for a parking permit shall contain information sufficient to identify the applicant, his residence address on a street within the residential parking permit area, the license number of the motor vehicle for which application is made and such other information that may be deemed relevant by the finance director. (Ord. No. 1158. § 4.) Sec. 14-84.5. Same—Duration. Permits issued pursuant to this chapter shall remain effective for a penod of one calendar year or fraction thereof, or so long as the applicant continues to reside in a qualified dwelling unit for such permit or until the preferential parking zone for which such permit was 'issued is eliminated, whichever period of time is less. (Ord. No. 1) 58, § 5.) Sec. 14.84.6. Same—Display. Permits shall be lisplayed on the left rear bumper of the vehicle for which the permit is issued. (Ord. No. 1158, § 6.) Sec. 14-84.7. Fee. The finance director shall collect a fee of three dollars for each original permit issued and one dollar for a renewal permit. (Ord. No. 1158. 17.) (Lodi 12-15-75) 134 I 9 F 14-84.8 Motor Vehicles and Traffic 14-85 Sec. 'File nook appl). to ally dcli%-ery vellicle. Which Velliclei are under the control of all individual providing service to properly located on a street in a residential hermit parking area. nor to any emergency motor vchicle including. but not limited to an ambulance, fire engine or police vehicle. (Ord. No. 1158. 1kc. 14 -84.9. Penalty. Pursuant to Government Code Section 36900, violations of this chapter are hereby designated infractions. (Ord. No. 1158, t 9*) Sec. 14-84.10. Enactment authority. The ordinance codified in sections 14-84.1 through 1484-10 is enacted pursuant to the authority contained in California Vehicle Code Section 22507. (Ord. No. 1158.§, 10.) Article V1. Abandoned. Wrecked send Inoperable Vehicles. Sec. 14-85. Ilectared public nuisance. In addition to and in accordance with the determination made and 134a (Lodi 12-1 S-73) PUBLIC HEARING AGENDA ON STOCK7,10:1 KETTLEMAN LAME TO LODI AVENUE 10 Hearing Date (Second Hearing): February 17, 1982, at regular City Council Meeting INTRODUCTION Purpose of hearing Apprcr-:ed and decision process PROJECT REVIEW Recap of project and alternatives -4 Environmental concerns Other concerns - peak hour design, history of traffic -growths acquisition criteria ............. RECOMMENDED PROJECT "Mitigation" measure Details of project/comparison to "Proposed Project'' Kk Cost comparisons 1.4 PUBLIC COMMENTS A COUNCIL ACTION Certify adequacy of EIR Select project zh Other action L W '- Lodi S1ZTON STREET - Kett 1 eman to RECOMMENDED PROJECT Right -of -Way (1) Curb -Curb Width Cross -Section (2) Proposed Acquisition l,p01 AvE. width width Existing Proposed 64' None on gest. 50' 54' 2L (NB), 1L (SB) s Valley. 60' None 40'x` 48' 21. + LT + Parking (widen 4' on west, No Parking each side) on east. 2L + Park- ing both sides (Interim) ToKAY �� 70' None 51'± ---- 56' ?L (SB), +1L- NB , LT, an on�gst .Na'Parking 60, None 40'+ 45' 21. } LT + No Parking (widen on on west side. Park- �r, east side) •ing on east except 250' S/Tokay. St, 60' None 50' 5 ' 2L + LT +Parking (widen on t^ " J east side) ON 76.5' None on west 64' 64' 21. +.ii.+ Parking 66.5' 0' to 8' taper on 501± 56' east @ second lot (widen on 70' SJYine St. east side) 80' None 62' 62' 21. + LT + Parking 7©' None 40'± 56' (widen on 2L +:LT +.Parking _ ...—West side). 60 72, - 2' to 10' r_ 30,+ 56' (widen '2L +,..LT + Parki'ng' ,„ , (,ifl taper on each side - ac `' s i de) 611 72' to 94' 2L +: LT + :Parking 60$ 30,+ 56' to 78' 4L + LT ¢,`No! Parking ;t rv` 11' to 24' taper (widen 4' on @ Ke,tlemen T 8 . tide easi remainder ?n' A�west on west) NOTES (I.) in addition, corner cut-offs to provide Curb return radius :will be required. (30' R @ Kettleman b Lodi; 15' R elsewhere) (2-.) "Cross -Section" refers to striping of travel lanes.. Thus, 2 lams; NB , SB mean northbound s southbound respectively left turn lane. The "interim" w:)uld be used until trafflc:'Vo* lnes requi�d additional lams. �t 3. Relocation of utilities may require acquisition of easements behind the right-of-way. 4. 80' ultimate R;W to be retained as development requirement to provide rooin.__ if additional widening is ever required. `,