HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda Report - June 3, 1981 (46)RECOMMENDATION An Administrative Report regarding the Lodi
BY LODI DESIGN Community Center as prepared by the Lodi Design
GROUP RE LODI Group was presented by Mr. Lew Bishop. The presenta-
COMMUNITY CENTER tion included a slide presentation and was concluded
with the Lodi Design Group making the following.
recommendations concerning the site:
1) Remove the main building foundation as
there is no apparent use nor can we f ind
a cost-effective solution for reuse.
There is no aesthetic significance to
' the remaining structure and we can elimi-
nate the present safety liability.
2) Remove the girls' shower building as there
is no easily achievable, cost-effective
use.
3) Remove the frame connecting rooms
between the auto shop and industrial
arts building to open the space along
Walnut Street.
4) After September 7, remove the fencing on
Rose and Oak Streets, placing the fencing
adjacent to the buildings so that the
open space and playing field can be
more accessible to the public.
5) Prune, trim, and remove trees and shrubs
at the direction of Dauber & Kikuchi
through donated services.
6) Increase maintenance of the turf areas
along Hutchins Street.
7) Freeze any new work on the site until
after September 7.
Following a lengthy discussion, with questions
being directed to Staff and to Mr. Bishop, on
motion of Councilman Hughes, Murphy second,
Council authorized proceeding with the seven
recommendations proposed by the Lodi Design
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9 ate, which recommendations
have been heretofore set fortr. The motion carri"
by the following vote:
Ayes:
Noes:
Absent:
Councilmen - Hughes, Murphy, Pinkerton,
and McCarty
Councilmen - Katnich
Councilmen - None
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LODI CITY COUNCIL -
221 West Pine Street
Lodi, California 95240
SUBJECT: RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE OLD LODI UNION HIGH SCHOOL SITE
Gentlemen:
Remove the main building foundation as there is no apparent use nor
can -we find a cost-effective solution for reuse. There is no aesthetic
significance to the remaining structure and we can eliminate the present
safety liability.
2) Remove the girls' shower building as there is no easily achievable, cost-
effective use.
3) Remove the frame connecting rooms between the auto shop and industrial
arts building to open the space along Walnut Street.
4) After September 7, remove the fencing on Rose and Oak Streets, placing
the fencing adjacent to the buildings so that the open space and playing
field can be more accessible to the public.
5) Prune, trim, and remove trees and shrubs at the direction of Dauber
Kikuchi through donated services.
6) Increase maintenance of the turf areas along Hutchins Street.
7) Freeze any new work on the site until after September 7.
Sincerely,
XBis
IGN GROUP
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