HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda Report - July 6, 1983 (37)NOR CAL TMMRS City Manager Glaves; apprised the Council that the NorCal
TO PFCM0TE Tremors of Lodi have approached the City proposing that they
BINX be allowed to promote a bingo game in Lodi to be held one
evening per week with the following conditions:
1. The need for a small roan within the building that
they will use periodically, usually 2 to 3 times per
month, for regular meetings year-round.
Suggested Rental $85.00 per month, or $1,020.00
2. Use of the Main Hall one night per week
year-round.
Suggested rental $700.00 per morph, or $8,400.00
3. The Tremors would also purchase 40
folding tables, which would become the
property of the City of Lodi.
Est. cost - 40 x $60.00 $2,400.00
4. It is also understood that the Tremors
would furnish their own tote boards,
speaker system, and other necessary needs
to conduct a successful bingo operation.
5. The Tremors would clean said facility,
both the small room and main hall, after
each use or at least return saw to a
presentable condition.
6. The Tremors would furnish the City of
Lodi with insurance as requested by
the City Attorney to cover all necessary
liabilities.
Under the proposed agreement, the City of Lodi:
Would furnish the space requirements, present tables and
adequate number of chairs rogded to seat at least 500
patrons. The City would incur utility costs and provide
equipment needs to maintain building, such as brooms,,
cleaners, mops, etc. The City would also allow the Trema�
concession privileges during regular Bingo meetixng nights.
It is also understood that this agreement is to run for
three years as suggested, at which time it will be reviewed.
It is also agreed that either party can cancel Said
agreement in writing with 30 -day notice.
A brief history of the NoxCal. T, mors of Lodi was presented
for Council's informaticn. Discussion followed with
questions being directed to Staff. On motion of 0ouncil,
Member Pinkerton, Murphy seta -4, Council granted permission
to the morcal Tremors to prmote bingo games in Lodi to be
held one evening per weak with conditions heretofore set,
forth and directed the City Atto=vBy to prepare the
appropriate agreement,
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fc THE CITY COUNCIL
FROM THE CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE
SU81Kr Bingo Games - NorCal Tremors
COUNCIL COIL MUNICATTON
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DATE
6/28/83
The NorCal Tremors of Lodi would like to make the following proposal,
and request of the City Council of Lodi.
For the purpose of promoting a bingo game in Lodi to be held one
evening per week (Tuesday the 1st choice, Wednesday the 2nd choice) `
for 3 years, the NorCal Tremors' needs and suggested rental fees
are as follows:
1. The need for a small room within the building
that they will use periodically, usually 2 to 3
times per month, for regular meetings year-round
Suggested Rental $85.00 per month, or $1,020.00
2. Use of the Main Hall one night per week
year-rounc
Suggested rental $700.00 per month, or 8,400.00
3. '.he Tremors would also purchase 40 folding
tables, which would become the property of
the City of Lodi
Est. cost - 40 x $60.00 2,400.00
4. It is also understood that the Tremors would
furnish their own tote boards, speaker system,
and other necessary needs to conduct a
successful bingo operation.
5. Tne Tremors would clean said facility, both the small'
room and main hall, after each use or at least return
same to a presentable condition.
o. The Tremors would furnish the City of Lodi with
in-surance as requested by the City Attorney to
cover all necessary liabilities.
The City of Lodi:
Would furnish the space requirements, present tables and
aaequate number of chairs needed to seat at least 500 patrons.
The City would incur utility costs and provide equipment needs
to maintain building, such as, brooms, cleaners, mops, etc.
The City would also allow the Tremors concession privileges
during regular Bingo meeting nights.
It is also understood that this agreement is to run for three
years as suggested, at which time it will be reviewed. It is also
agreed that either party can cancel said agreement in writing with
30 -day notice. —
ED DE BENEDETTI, Director, Recreation 3c Park
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`diiC ARE THE NOR -CAL
TREMORS OF LODI, a non-profit organization?
The Tremors organization has been in existence for some seven (7)
years and their main function is to promote girls' fast pitch
softball of all ages.
At the present time the organizaticn sponsors five (5) girls' teams
and one (1) ladies' team. They provide a training center in
Stockton, (which they would like to move to Lodi,) and put on
numerous clinics year-round to teach and further the sport of girls
fast pitch softball.
The coaches are hand-picked, highly qualified, and class people,
who work and provide a volunteer service at no cost to the partici-
pant.
The organization consistently qualifies one or more teams for U. S.
championship and national tournaments. Many past Tremor players
have received college scholarships and have participated again in
national and international play.
As a reward -to players and coaches, each year one or more Tremor
teams travel to foreign countries to participate. (This year
Holiand and japan will be visited.)
It is also the hope of the Tremor organization to host and establish
a national tournament in Lodi, with teams from Taiwan, Japan, Canada,
Mexico, Holland, and other countries participating.
The Tremors are truly a good -will ambassador in that the team members
are well -chaperoned and represent quality people.
In the past the Tremors have also given monies to many needy projects
where youth are concerned. In fact, profits from the requested
Bingo game to be held in Lodi will be shared with high school
athletics in Lodi, which are being cut.
It might be noted that for the past five years at least two to three
or more Lodi girls have been and are presently Tremor players.
Hopefully, as this program develops in Lodi, more will be added. It
is certainly a fine opportunity for girls of the Lodi and Central
Valley area in that all are welcome to take advantage of this fine
organization.
Ed DeBenedetti, Director
Recreation and Parks Department
ounee%u al ..7.t"
Ron Stein, City Attorney
City of Lodi
221 W. Pine Street
Lodi, California 95240
Ed DeBenedetti
City of Lodi
Parks & Recreation
125 N. Stockton
Lodi, California 95240
Gentlemen:
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June 13, 1983
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Re: Nor -Cal Tremors lease of 125 N. Stockton St.,
Lodi, California
I represent Nor -Cal Tremors, a California
non-profit organization, which is desirous of leasing a
city building located at 125 N. Stockton Street.
Nor -Cal Tremors intends to use the premises
as a branch office for the storage of equipment and
supplies and to conduct weekly bingo games under the
state law and the local bingo ordinance (Section 4(b)(1)
to 4(b)(4)). The office and storage areas must be exclu-
sively rented to Nor -Cal Tremors; however the bingo
area is only needed once a week. Nor -Cal Tremors will
contract with the City for the other nights on a one time
basis only.
Nor -Cal Tremors has successfully and legally
conducted a Thursday night bingo game at the Stockton
Ballroom in Stockton for approximately one (1) year.
Nor -Cal Tremors representatives are familiar with the
strict requirements of Section 326.5 of -the Penal Code
(a copy of this code section is enclosed).
The weekly bingo game will be conducted as
the game in Stockton is conducted. Nor -Cal Tremors
will attempt to have a capacity bingo crowd of approxi-
mately 400 persons. As in Stockton, the bingo games will
be advertised in the local newspaper one or two days prior
to the weekly event. A copy of the Stockton. Record ad is
enclosed. All door prizes will be free and without the
condition that the customer purchase a bingo card. All
bingo cards will be from Nor -Calls regular supplier. The
City of Lodi and any of its representatives are welcome to
inspect the Stockton game at any time upon request.
Nor -Cal Tremors prefers to move into the
building within the next sixty (60) days. If you have
additional questions with respect to our proposal,
kindly contact Vern Ferguson, President of Nor -Cal
Tremors at (209) 946-4195, or me.
Yours truly,
0" t• s AO
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CHARLES R. SPATOLA
CRS/cs
cc: Vern Ferguson
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was lot drptivW &-4 at jury trial t rkW this x�rtiurt ••here aehertc tk%es nt•t utrtie .ritllin the tJrtintt%A d te+ttlkas, Y
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Noosing in this chapter shall make unlawful the printing or other priAuction of uy sdvertisianlcnb '' F
for. or any ticket, chaatce, or ithare in a lottery conducttml in any other state or nation why such
k ittery is not lwohibiteti by thv i_-ws of such state or nation; or the mk of such materials by tM
manufacturer .then.-af to any person or entity eoittlucting or partkcipating in the conduct of .!tach a � _ -,
Mttary, in any such state or nation. This section •loci not autlxmta any advertiseme»1=wtljti� �`� n�
Cajiforltia relating sty lotteries, or the ask or resale within Califer:tia of .lottery' tkketx eltaaeesr
> to inditikdua* or sets *Uw,wire in tkolation of any tears of the Plate.
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(1) A rity. (.county. nr city ;end county %hicli r•rsncut an rvdina:,ve {t.•rmittinX b;r.,;u );Arno-. cony
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Rp rc 'y .urtt .irdir fro i- that 1t tloe niwiddy Kro.os n-criptts from I:tnco Ktirt+c•:o of nn _olrttti ;�ati(tr{
wij►�ln i�"i< , ��cjt�i�. T t Yrcerj five. thco isand ti;tll:irs ($.°•, Mx)}, a minirtum rcncntaKe of the proccedi
dial! be o.a:' on!) for charitaltlr ptirjsv:: not relating to he c'onduttirg of hinge gttino.,t and thnt the
balance s1•.al1 1w -is--d for prin-s, rental of property, overhei 1, a•lministr.itive expen.es aid payment of
lictr,_e firs Thr anint.nt of prirct•t-fli u, --d for renta! •of property, Overhead, and mIrr.ini*traLive
expers-vs is subject to the limitations specified in paragraph (2) of this subdivision.
0 ' ' (1)11) A city, county, or city and cotinty may im{xlw n liecn.e fie on each organi7.etion which
it authorizes to conduct bingo games. Tht fee, whether for the initial license or renewal. 3h. -ill not
exe'-d fifty dttllarr (s o) :u.nuaa), t•i,:ep: ax, itrovided in par:rgriiph (:) if nn npp hcation for n licrn.e
is denied, ore -half of Any I:crtt_.e fee paid shall he refuwled to the orFr.oization.
(2) in liva o' the licrn�r f.•v {st•rf,1ttk-d unairr paragraph (1), if city, tuunty. or city ar:.l county msy
impose a !icemw fre of fifty dollar (3a0) paid upKin application. If an application for a lirrn..c is
tirr.�t-d, oar -nil of the Rp-piwation fee shell lx• refundc-il :n the organization. An atttttt.nral ree of 1
percent of the monthly geoss receipts over five thousand doiitam ($a,()()t)) derived frorr. bingo Kam"
shall be coPcoed monthly by t{ie city, county, or city atltf county issuing the license.
tr.) No person shall be allowed to participate in a hinp;o gome. unless the jwrson is phy.icalty
present at the time r.nd place in :which lite Lingo pme is being corxiucted.
' ' ' tnj The total value of prizes awardeft during the conduct of any bingo games shall not exceed
two hundred fifty dollars (;250) in cash or kind, or both, for each separate game which is held.
' ' W, As used in this section "bingo" menns R game of chance in which prizes are awarded on
the ba:%is o: designated numbers or syrnho13 on a cant which conform to nitntbers or symbols selected
at random. Notwithstanding Section 3:10c, as uwd in this m-ction, tie gnine of bingo shrill include
cards having numbers or symWs which ars concealetf and preprinted in a manner providing fur
distribution of prize -s. The winning carr!+ shall not lie kntswn prjor to the game by nny per.on
phrticipating in the playing or operation of the bingo ptame.. All such preprinted cards shall !war the
legend, '*i10,- sale or -1.4 only in a bingo game authori701 under California law And pu^+tiAnt to kx•nl
ordinance." It is the intention of the la•Ki.•tlntt:rr that bingo as defined in Visit suhdivi_.ion applies
exeluni+ely to this Rection and shall not he applit,J in the construction or enfa•rcemrnt of any Other
provision of law.
(Added by Stat, -%.1975, c. St., p. 19.12. § 1. Amcndtsi by Stat,09^.7, c. 271, p. 1161), § 1, urgency, t:ff.
July S. 1977; Stats.1979, c. 1006, p. 3.119. § li Stwts.19bO. c. 997, p. 3179, § 1; Stats.19r11, c. 841, p-
--. § 1.)
147(. I.tQ.latinn.
sectiam 2 u( Stats.1975. c WO. P. 1143, pr.1-t id'
'This ao shall bemne orviativc onl) if Avwoorthly
Con.titutiex+at Artc-Onxrt Not. 3 t•f the 1975-7tv Rep alar
Scs%icwt u ado, ted ivy the pieopvlc, in which case this act
shaft tvcomc enwrative at ncc +;into; throe :sc uk to con.titu-
tkxat a..nenJmcrtt. 1.C:.A. Pato 50 wa. a,,Un"ett h) five
peo 4c tel the pwimsry clm--iiovn held Bine A. 19'16'
(A.C.A- Nix 1 w3, atkvpt.d lune B. 1976.1
1977 Anoertdrweat. SubstituieJ. (ON—it:Y 'hank 310
cavt=gtration ins'" in cub d. (a). toe% rtevaisitm. 1.11 1-Y
Sectim 23701d of Ow Rcvcrto r ark: Taxatim C"- :sssd a
contributit3a an pft kt which wtKtl.) hr A alo.o,ir:rt><e
confributirn un.kr Scc'ti m t'U(:)t2) of the hiterttal kcv-
trnue Cexk a 19W. uUcj the sccinO sentence in %uW.
II:k milv.tituted. in Saul. di j%C Cttitipp •',6311 .: 0011kC.
tate rrcxnt rrtvttsicrnc ltvr -A n t�npw•-ifit. chmitaHc axCan-
italnrt"; aJ.(c.l the w xvisal settfctsae is) %ul%l. (1): .ut.ti•
tuteJ in the first sentence a su(xl. (h) prc.oling "orj.trti-
zatMm", and wtwd-itttthotited- prof -IMwipwt.111 eh:.,it.i-
blc' inscncJ ttu irius%lu:t.xy phtxx its .utvlt)1 tclat-
int to Rcv A TC. � 23701.1, srwftt-%l the .co Awl to
(uwth sentences in sou -N. tj) ir.lu.hrid sul.p..u.. t:). (2).
es, a.n,W subd. (k► by rnvrtintp f.vlkna ing the fir%t use of
the %ortlt "sic:nve far" is<. plo'l-it.:i, inJmlity: site
se.vri%i " third sentences, ivt "rkit to a w" the actual
WU of hmsing su:h liccnsc, ton r... -h rkwil"ofit.:h3titahtc
aKipnization which it 3utho ri;cs 1.. conduct Gvirogo
a:tnwx."; and WLW the ta't .entente if) %%" On).
I" Antene4neid. Subvittoo tl in Subd. (j)f2) 'iztore
theak.hiotioin law prim -i- tow ":dict the a1Ct!u0iom few
pwiles anJ in weal, (jl(2j atter "tnctheaJ" invrletf `M•
cltkfing the r -k -h c of hinge. oloiip fftent; '; sO W suN.
(jl(3): in suN. (k) inserted "(i)- arta then in para. (1).
sayswns Sentence. ttfteir "(V%0)" a(ktaf "arnually. eRcepv as
pK.ivt.kd in pastatoraph (2) alio) a%kW (Uri. 12). in suW.
(n) a kk-J the second. third. anJ fcwrth Senim"rs.
Ainersthrtrnt of this %otiose by E 2 tel Stats.1979. G
ICC*. pt. 3421. tailed to txvxorne op er stive anakr the
pwt n i"m% of I t cd that .%Ct.
19M An"dniertt. Aaltical soft. (j)14)
19tt A nendmem. Atkk%l the Scviwial -entrees of suN.
1h); iinctt J in the fitst KntC/MV Of SON. (f) "1K 1401icrty
witrvse mrtl is Jcwtattd to the rapnizatiott_. inverted in
the reowo xnfenre of suht. (f) "tw wibvsc test is A-mttal
I-,- and `oro Jainatcaf cscluuvdy tri": sakfed the scrontl
sc•ntctk< of suhl (!t). .ksitr"ej the (,owner thirJ jird
totirth wn(crsres of sued (j) as sutat. (k): inserted in the
aa\-.wtJ scntctx'c of total. (k): substittacol ht suW. (1,)(2►
-If) Mccnt" lo+r "10 rvncM" and . VuitA-- f« "SW..
inwncd in suhcl. (k)(_) uvitrit) equirrtserri snJ ucwily
prruVitiel; suhatitttted its the first sctrtemv of xuhd 0)(4)
`the trsutithly gross imripris from 'Anon pm -es of an
avtptanuati.vn within this suhfivisirt" tt)r "an ottanita-
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(it) Neither aria chalrlrr nor Chapli-r 10 t•osn rat ncir�; Kith St•t'1,•�n 3'4)) appliej to any bingo grime
Mhich is canducted in R city, county, or t•it'v anti county pursofint to nn o•dinance enacted under
Section 19 of Artirle IV of the State C,Ir.ttituh�,n, luu'.0--il that .itch onhnanee allow:► girirs to be
conducted only by organizations exempted frvrn the irtyrnen' of tht.- hunk and corporation tux by
Sections 23701a, 23701b, '21701-1, :a701c, ''M701(, •L't mg, un.l _'37011 of the i:etcnuc and Taxation Code
and by snobilehome park fis3ocistions an I senior citizens arl;anizations: and provided that the
LV!*L.; jj ,% u( such Karnes sire u.ieii only for ehnriw!4 purlx.+tw.
(h) It is a miulernertnor for any lx•r•.on to receive or lWv it profit, wage, or mlary from any bingo
ame authoring! by Section 19 of Article IV of the State l'unatitution. st�tsr�txj r ppy;�Q +jt
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(c) A violation of subdivision (b) of this sortion shall he puni.ih.0-le by a fine not to exceed ton
thousand dollars ($10,000), which fine shall be, delx,.•Itrd In the g nera! fun.1 of the city, county. or city
and county which enacted the ontinanee authortzinx the bingo Rnme. A vinlntion of any lxr,vision of
this section, othzr than subtliviston (b!, is a mi,tiemearor.
(d) The city, county, or city and (bunt} which enacted the onlinnnce Rut!tnriting the bingo game
may bring an action to enjoin a vi•,)iatiun of this section.
(e) No minor shall be Rllowed to participate in any bingo game.
,(i) An organization authorized to conduct bingo games poor-tuont to sutrlivision (a) shall conduct a
bingo ynmtr only on prolierty ownt-d or le ""1 by it, t+r-1CSi`_'t�2_t►h9�S _tk�S.��QDiLt��?_Jt�lt
Qfy��ti, anwhich property is used by such organization for an office or for performance of the
purpottes for which the orl;anizatien is oricanired. .Nothing in this sutxdivision shall be construed to
require that the property ovrnPd or based by t2L1vito, _q, _jZ c!QttnWtl_to the orgnniution he used or
)easel exclusively by Sts).VRpkZLt&',i"- jY�1Y_ q such org,tniration.
(g) All bingo games shall he open to the public, nnt ,lust to the memoirs of the authorind
organization.
(h) A Mingo game shall be o{xrnted and staffed only by membcrt of the authorized orXnnixsLk n
which organised it. Such members -hall not receive a pn)fit, wzge, or salary from any bingo game.
Only the orgAnization nuthori.,AA to conduct a bingo, game shall operate such Fame. or participate in
theromotivn, stsikrviaion, or any other phase of such Fame. �j�t !ty tiq"ojp_pQjR jA%jtj Abe
C!!1JTisylitok91,` ufritY dSr?�►n.RtlwhSz.nC1.8E�t_Ell"tF1('tifs �I 4hCfltt4hnt!?i'i( QrPQni SLQr1Ai�4.1C�(:
gi-mgfa the yrlit�li�n_cyn luctin>z__'is lC;►tns,
(i) No individual, cvrlK,ration, lt►rtrsership, or other legal rntity except the organization authorked
to conduct a bingo gfime shall hold a financial inter -at in the corotvet of such bingo lards.
(j) With respect to orgunizations exempt from payment of the bank and corporation tax by Section
23701d of the Revenue find Taxation Code, Rp profits deriLrd from a bingo gams shall be kept In a
rs ial fund or account and *hall not be comminglttl with any other fund or account. Such profits
s all be used only for charitable purposes.
OU With respect to other organizations authorized to conduct bingo games pursuant to this section.
all promda derivftl from a bingo game shall be kept in a special fund or account and shall not be
commingled with anj other fund or nccouut �'Ct�1�7tY_�C rrcrittt�Qf�);q�tt���y
� giDXM. within jUtgvt .n_U Such procrrtts shall be used only for charitAble purposet.
tXcept as follows:
(1) Such prmeds may be used for prizes.
(2) A portion of such proceeds, not to exceed • ' • 24 percent of the proceeds before the deduction
for prites, or • • • wis-11imatli -cjsdimljt],M) per m,,nth, whh•hever is i .3a, may be uaar! for rental
of property. overhtmd, Including the, purchase of bingo equipment, • ' admindsttxltltre expet+seos„
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COUNCIL COMMUNICAV ON
TO THE CITY COUNCIL DATE NO.
FROM THE CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE 6/28/83
SUBJECT Bingo Games - NorCal Tremors
The NorCal Tremors of Lodi would like to make the following proposal
and request of the City Council of Lodi.
For the purpose of promoting a bingo game in Lodi to be held one
evening per week (Tuesday the 1st. choice, Wednesday the 2nd choice)
for 3 years, the NorCal Tremors' needs and suggested rental fees
are as foilows:
1. The need for a small room within the building
that they will use periodically, usually 2 to 3
times per month, for regular meetings year-round
Suggested Rental $85.00 per month, or $1,020.00
2. Use of the Main Hall one night per week
year-round
Suggested rental $700.00 per month, or 8,400.00
3. The Tremors would also purchase 40 folding
tables, which would become the property of
the City of Lodi
Est. cost - 40 x $60.00 2,400.00
4. It is also understood that the Tremors would
furnish their own tote boards, speaker system,
and other necessary needs to conduct a
successful bingo operation.
5. The Tremors would clean said facility, both the small
room and main hall,.aftnr each use or at least return
same to a presentable condition.
6. The Tremors would furnish the City of Lodi with
insurance as requested by the City Attorney to
cover all necessary liabilities.
The City of Lodi:
Would furnish the space requirements, present tables and
adequate number of chairs needed to seat at least 500 patrons.
The City would incur utility costs and provide equipment needs
to maintain building, such as, brooms, cleaners, mops, etc.
The! City would also allow the Tremors concession privileges
during regular Bingo meeting nights.
It is also understood that this agreement is to run for three
years as suggested, at which time it will be reviewed. It is also
agreed that either party can cancel said agreement in writing with
30 -day notice,
ED DE BENEDETTI, Director, Recreation & Parks
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WHO ARE THE NOR -CAL TREMORS OF LODI, a non-profit organization?
The Tremors organization has been in existence for some seven (7)
years and their main function is to promote girls' fast pitch
softball of all ages.
At the present time the organization sponsors five (5) girls' teams
and one (1) ladies' team. They provide a training center in
Stockton, (which they would like to move to Lodi,) and put on
numerous clinics year-round to teach and further the sport of girls
fast pitch softball.
The coaches are hand-picked, Highly qualified, and class people,
who work and provide a volunteer service at no cost to the partici-
pant.
The organization consistently qualifies one or more teams for U. S.
championship and national tournaments. Many past Tremor players
have received college scholarships and have participated again in
national and international play.
As a reward to players and co -riches, each year one or more Tremor
teams travel to foreign countries to participate. (This year
Holland and Japan will be visited.)
It is also the hope of the Tremor organizatic- to host and establisa
a national tournament in Lodi, with teams frog Taiwan, Japan, Canada,
Mexico, Holland, and other countries participa tng.
The Tremors are truly a goer: -will ambassador in that the team members
are well -chaperoned and represent quality people.
In the past the Tremors have also given monies to many needy proiects
where youth are concerned. In fact, profits from the requested
Bingo game to be held in Lodi will be shared with high school
athletics in Lodi, which are being cut.
It might be noted that for the past five years at least two. to three
or more Lodi girls have been and are presently Tremor players.
Hopefully, as this program develops in Lodi, more will be added. It
is certainly a fine opportunity for girls of the Lodi and Central
Valley area in that all are welcome to take advantage ot-this rine
organization.
Ed DeBenedetti, Director
Recreation and Parks Department
Ron Stein, City Attorney
City of Lodi
221 W. Pine Street
Lodi, California 95240
Ed DeBenedetti
City of Lodi
Parks & Recreation
125 N. Stockton
Lodi, California 95240
Gentlemen:
W.,
17.46 %and W.,d _au�� .�isile 9
Ai d oio, Wa/f/� 9St07
(409)`.`47`J-/7.16
Juna 13, 1983
Re: Nor -Cal Tremors lease of 125 N. Stockton St.,
Lodi, California
I represent Nor -Cal Tremors, a California
non-profit organization, which is desirous of leasing a
city building located at 125 N. Stockton Street.
Nor -Cal Tremors intends to use the premises
as a branch office for the storage of equipment and
supplies and to conduct weekly bingo games under the
state law and the local bingo ordinance (Section 4(b)(1)
to 4(b)(4)). The office and storage areas must be exclu-
sively rented to Nor -Cal Tremors; however the bingo
area is only needed once a week. Nor -Cal Tremors will
contract with the City for the other nights on a one time
basis only.
Nor -Cal Tremors has successfully and legally
conducted a Thursday night bingo game at the Stockton
Ballroom in Stockton for approximately one (1) year.
Nor -Cal Tremors representatives are familiar with the
strict requirements of Section 326.5 of the Penal Code
0
Page Two
June 13, 1983
(a copy of this code section is enclosed).
The weekly bingo game will be conducted as
the game in Stockton is conducted. Nor -Cal Tremors
will attempt to have a capacity bingo crowd of approxi-
mately 400 persons. As in Stockton, the bingo games will
be advertised in the local newspaper o.ie or two days prior
to the weekly evc:.nt. A copy of the Stockton Record ad is
enclosed. All door prizes will be free and without the
condition that the customer purchase a bingo card. All
bingo cards will be from Nor -Calls regular supplier. The
City of Lodi and any of its representatives are welcome to
inspect the Stockton game at any time upon request.
Nor -Cal Tremors prefers to move into the
build! -.g within the next sixty (60) days. If you have
additional questions with respect to our proposal,
kindly contact Vern Ferguson, President of Nor -Cal
Tremors at (209) 946-4195, or me.
CRS/cs
cc: Vern Ferguson
DICTATED BUT NOT READ
Yours truly,
CLAil-'f • e.
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CHARLES R. SPATOLA
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is d,,nluil, unc half of nrtl (:rel... fee pout ,tall hr n•fumfcd lit tilt• orgnn ,.at,,.n
(.Ati i': hr.l of tlh' lic.•n'•• ft'•' lit'r!7tittl9l tl n111'r pmntgraph (1), a lily At,unty, t..' City an.l c.nlnll r`191•
inipro, a limner fee of f:(tl• ,!.Iilarn (?`al)) !tnitl ul.Atn allphratit.n !r Fill al•p!jratinn for a li -cnm.' :T
dcn;cti, .)nt r,.;'.f ,tr the n"'p. r,ILon fvv .hall lit rt fundod Io tilt or)ritvirat;.,ti An atlAtt,onAl ler .,r 1
perct•nt of the monthly Fit„cmc rt-tuiptr ova': far thoutnnd iloilary (Vi,W*01 tierivrd file*, hinkrc- pinlrm
Ault lx rollt•kiLtd mt.nth!y 1» tilt• c:t�, count)•, •r city a1Nl realm\ Im+utnK Ihr licrnmt'
• t1i_;) No lte"on sh:t•• tic a!'.trw••d to participate in a hinr,•t• g;tiov, unlr.it the- l,A rmr,t: 1'1 pityroidlly
prviciit at the time and (t!uce in which 11 t! bingo game is ltrjrtlr etmductvd.
(rlj The total valor of priors a\\ard,•t1 during; the conduct of any hinKo gainer; •hall not t•\uvoil
two hundrty! f;f!) elo.l!ars ($:':>t)) in trash tit kin,!, or Imth, for vm+ +-p:%rmte game which j. h,•Itt
• • • iia} Am um,'d In this S4`Ctlun "titngo” mennm a game of r)wnro in N hirci pr17A'1 are &w.-irtled on
th.: bnm it of illmignated timmlwrii or aymtx)k un it rxrd which e\mfurm to num\)-rs or symbols tn•Irittx1
111 randortl, s; fit t4•ithslnndlnk Sretion ;iaAc, as a rtt in this w•rtion, the 1;aine of lingo ahrll include
NAM$ !, VITI.K nurt,hcn Air ,tmtx+ls which ar;• ttlncc{titA anti pn•printed in a m:innttr providing far
d• .nhution of pritt•, Th., \Almnjrt' cartl.r shall nit Ice IAno n prior to lhr ptne by ren) peon
Fartlejpntmg in the plityinu or .11wrttlon of IN- binro Kninr ,ill much preprinted cant, .1:at! 14•ar the
cgend, "for mile ,•r •iac only in a 1)1nKt) pita: authorm it until r Cal jf,trtim la\. and purrouant to local
ntdinamet-" It im the AD1411(u3n of tht• IA•KI%1r1tUt'(! that hinklt Ice ttrflrii-d in this sutxti.i.•ti,•n appl;ci
exclitr11ve)y Titthi! l•vwititin and .hal! nut he appllctt it1 the constrisetioit or enfor•rrrivnt of any other
tlrevi.iion of law.
f ii,ddtxt by Sui_%.1975, r. 9!',9. 1t. 1liJ ', 5 1. AmentIvil ley Stats 1!1". 7, c 1. 1, 1160. .5 1 mlrenry, t ff
,Sulu 8, 1917; St#Cst.1979, C. 1(k)6. 1; 3.119, 6 1, Statrl.l`JKO, C. 71 . p ;it 19, 6 1, Stats 111141, : aDl, It
147\ L�i�.1&u.tn
CPl'11O1t : til 1tJt-. IV'1 ` Xt,4. i,.t l• (11,., 1th♦
"1111\ -I,, \till hr\A,Atwe .•ivr.ttl,C Iml, if 1Al..e111h1t
CU11tt11Aa1t.r,1u1 • tMthl:1.'11.t N.• ' .' 1!:C I')'\ -'t1 u
%cAi•iun 1% ul,irted ht the people. An whl,h maw• in%% .tel
.hall ttrt,%rm ,nviati\v at tete ,.amt, tmw .AA it t.wt.FltF
601kill .lnvaidinent A CA No W wa, .i,A •t 1ir,1 I,t IIK
m"'Ple 'It the rlitnary Cle.at.,t, ha,l gum• M, N'h"
I&C A. hit 1 t•r% a.l,s/ltitl lune A. Nit, i
1177 Anwild"Wid, ',otntit'uM.l, h,'L•w,)+x 't\lbk alwl
l`t4j•tltitlh•n t,i\'• to .uW t,I), nr\4.r1f1I\l%Wt11 1.4 ' In
Swim 211701d til the ke•cniK and i tuutln k""- ."Q a
i:untr,l„tt..,n t`I (;,li L1 w11t,h *14,1.1 tr d ,!..1411.11 etc
et•ntti'm rt utt3rl tint e, n i'tRh:1 A tlx I+tltn,.d kr.•
enue CAA.k t4 I,/44t,t,tt11 the wi.A�lul.rmwt,,e ,r, .u'Xl.
Ali), .uh.tduiclt, in .\11.1 111 14 at•hn� Jt til .04..h,. t'•,
the rar.\er11 1M41.1.tun\ !„C •'.% --r—lit ,t1tluJ) Ir .1tit.u.
l/ahtill" , .wl,hd IN .\tun. ,C!Oc,t, t Ia .silt 111, .td It.
luted nl the hr.1 .cntell.r 1A, .Adwt til, ; • altn)t .•.amour
mth,11", a.wl ta,•I'l 'atilt. ,It •1�1' , w .. .rtt4,.l •1 h..I n.t.
W". utpp•Crta! 1St r,:t,.hn+,�. t'hl.t.0 ,.t.l :IAI
inr toJ.e. A ' I t :i'O!d, .11,IIt'-d 1111' w'\. n,l let
I,tutth u'nlrrxct In tt:thl i►1 it-,ithiinii vii-j,m\ I lot;
t4ramw .uld till ht oi.rr t.,IA i.,Itu,•.r,K the lit .I A%c A
the ••tMdt "lit.mc rt+.. new 1•A•,., -•-•,r. In,lu.hny, Ow
SeAl"w) &nd I1111d \cmetwe., (.0 '.rwa r.. tier,•.! ItK .%,yell
cJ.' id I..utnt.u.h 11\en.c, on e.,h ,.,aq•t..•fo..! •..tahlt
.4 Q,7nA M11441 \. lit, 11 It .h.1 h.4,,.^ 1,I ,:, W'kttn-, th,n'ru
K..ntt. 11,1 :V IAM 01- la•1 ..•tttl•rwr In .0►•1 Ant
I4r'/9 -lnwAvAi rttt. An •utw] (jo a K1,4C
Ow tlr•1N. 1nM lop pillr\" IAN • .net the.kr,`Lx-Tl%» i..1
1`uirr." an.l in .uhl UPI.) altrr "u. r,l.r•d" In•cltN "in-
Chhhll% the rtAtthl.r td hing., t.itnipnrnt.", a.kk11 .nth
(Joel). tet .uht til ihv deed t l v , and itwi, to htrq tit,
.ct.aN! x,—MCMV♦her 'ySt(tl' a.Ut.l 'utntiaill, e.<rr•t a9,
rn.t\NW to palup.q,h 1:1 .u•t .hS.k.l l,uy 1:1. In .u►.1
(n) ukk^d Ow wilmorrd, child. MAS1 luutth .etllttw-e..
lswtwlnrnl of lhl% wi n„tl h, t .1 tit 'lat..1479. �.
MAN. r,, WI laded It-, t1C1.1tiw ol\•t&Ilve taUlef the
11r,,\i.i,4l. til I i to Ihm \tt
19” knlre►thltent. AtMetl .111.1 (} H 4 )
14%1 I1wM4 trnrnl. .AA,.I,k.1 IT.r \1..1tN1 vntrnt r to .trill
ihl, nl.t•Jtt'l til the 111\1 .enlesur .d .ul%l if) ",a 1-4.y.elt�
.wfrt\r u.ed tt ,1.1tl,lirtt It, the in
the .et14wt.entenve tJ .uhl if) 'if AAtN14- Ir.r i. A6•1111e.1
to" owl "lit tl4.rµtl4\.) c4ch,u\rl. it,*'. &.13"1 the .t`rotw)
.enlr+wr .,! 1u1.I !hi, ,Irtileturrd the I,•mr1 11"Od atw!
L•uith .rntttl,t\ of .trlkl oil .,%.1W Ill. A.t,Crle.l it, !'.r
wkoml Wolemr „! will 111. .tit,.tituitd fn .Uhl. Il it2)
..tel tw:rnt" L.I "{t) 1.tltrnl" arNl "lt,tlts)" hr "lttlq";
iloleriml to wt•i. Illt:l tc.-mi) cyuiprnenl ibml .,Ltuitti
jvvuwu►tl• m.hootnett in lite ln"t .entetwe iif ,tuhl 11 44)
"the nxmithil grim lectilN. III" tvnilo rami t4 tin
414:un).tli,tn *,thin tilt\ .uhlttt.i.m" lett "an %"Wiser
attic �1>atfri►iha intll,;,ite (trlet.crs ny imenilmrnt
325 PENAL CODE
tY�7 '%nw"downt. l k lch-A ..&#C
...&#C r,, ' N�
�t, rgki wnwn,r. the -0% 'rw if Ow om 1•c In i iu aikv
•%Ill. OW Itwlyr
1 326.5. Bingo gnetes for charity
(a) Keither this rhnpter nor Ubapler ll► (emniner►riny, with St•eti.,n :130) npplies to any hinge► game
which is conducted in it city, ,viunty, or cit' anti county pursuant to an ordinance enacted under
Section 19 of Article It' Iif ;rK Stub Cowktitution, pruvitled that rurh onlirance allows games to be
conducted only by orpnIzations exernpu-ti from the payment of the hunk and corporation tax by
Sections 23701n, 231�ih, !MOW, ,'t711it, GiiOlg. and `17011 of the I:rvenue and Taxation Code
and by Inobilt•►•.,me park associations amu %enior citizvna (irganixalions. and provAed that the ' ' •
an7%:ill" -•! such Kamen arc until only for charitable purlKxww
!u) it is a mi.mlemeanor for any per•.on to recrive or pav it prnflt, witge. or .alary from any bingo
game authorized by Section 19 of Article IV of the State l'unxtiti,tion. �ttlt'1lYih<LaS2lItIS1 �
hy. ;)!� �nCllAtbAlL?1LSv ►)uc�lOY .I'?1_1►il1Yv_ itilLn Rig,!_ t� I'i'itt <<!'Rt t�►t_1"c�c2tlt',tQi�tOY�JL>t: �
1�.[4> lfl xu�'tYbiltltll_111and ill.
(r) A violation of subdivision (h) of this *-etion shall M• pimishable by it fine not to exceed tans
thousand dollars (SIO.LM), which fine shall 6- 4lt-lxAitv4t to the general fund of the city, county, or city
and county which enrcted the onlinance authorizing the bingo game. A vinlation of any l"viaion of
thin section, other than sutxlivision (h), is a mi demranor.
(d) The city, county, or city and county which enacted the onlinanc. autheiriting the bingo pow
may bring an action to enjoin a violatiun of this section.
(c) No minors shall he allowed to liartieipate in any hinKo Knme.
(f) An organization authorizt•tl to conduct bingo gimes ptinnuant to suhtlivision (a) shad conduct a
bingo game on4 used
rul.erty owmA or heard by it.
i7At �+r 1t1C5t1":ltL.w�R.`C_111C je t}onat�jQM(�
2rimAm an wile property is ud by such organitation for an office or for performance of the
purpoom for which the organir-atien is organited Nothing in this subdivision shall he construed to
require that the l►nvprtty ownr.l or leased by 4[ 1v)!4_tl'r!�_tl4llllk�� t� the organization he naed or
lea —tt exclusively by 4t._JVn.pLz1_illillrliYSi1 SS2 such orgltmirnlion.
(K) All i.;: Vit► games shall i,e open to the public, not just to the members of the authorised
organization.
(h) A l;inl{u gr►nr shall be opertii..; :: ! , .....�►:nra at the authorizedciManisatioa
wh;.h organitt•d it. ;Zech members shall not retrive a profit, wage, or salary from any bingo gmr^
Only the orAani_sttiun authorized to conduct a hingn game shall ap►erale such 166-reme, or padielpate is
the promotion, rulwrviaion, or any other phase of such glome. chit ul�i2' ttJ�h!
cml�lva'mrnt uI art �ifiSY i'S Q�xLw!1v nn_ rwt_gKMtVP o! the t�uih Lct� 3. t.ntl h.
gams.itx.�.h�urianit�►l�2r.�nsbccSinl~c.�lt� Ytu>tRs.
(1) No Individual, curlwation, lartnership, or other lit -gal entity except the a�t►AbAtion authorised
to conduct a bingo game shall hold a financial interest in the conduct of aueh bingo Pita
(j) With respect to orKunizationa exempt from papment of the bank and corporation tax b Section
237#01d of the Revenue ant! Taxation Code, all pwofit�► derived from a bingo game shall be cps is a
s iai (unit or account sad shall not but eomming6l with any other fund or arcounL Such profits
shall he used only for charitable purposes.
(jl,j With reslxrct to other organizations authorised to conduct hingo Romes pursuant to this section.
all proem -6 derived from a bi�rgo game shalt be kept in a spxtiial (un+l to seaottnt and shall not be
commingh,41 with Any other fu or account_ a,gtic tQs�:3it� of bitt>ro
4fY§1tittlt_l►lt1h1U v_l (jl, Such prwrretis shelf be uscti only for tMritablapt►rEroaet,
except as follows:
(1) Such proceeds may be used for prise&
(Z) A portion of such proeeterik not to exceed • • IQ percent of the pror•eeds before the deduetiea
for pristea, or • • ltm_mldnibh�l t ) per n-sm1h. whichever is l:aa, may be used for rental
of property. overhead, ineluding the pe.::.4ow of bingo equipuxnt, admistlatraU" expowni
)2MUj1X_MMipMgnL and aKW ilv ltereonncl
(8) Such proese& may be use,". to pay license fees.
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