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August 19, 1981
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Continued August
19, 1981 '
STAFF DIRECTED
City Clerk Reimche presented a letter from the S
TO INSTALL PARKING Lodi Racquetball and Swim Club requesting that
NOTICES ON
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the City of Lodi proceed with the installation
FRONTAGE ROAD IN
of parking notices on the frontage road in..front _
FRONT OF THE
of the subject club. On motion of Mayor'Pro
NODI RACQUETBALL
Tempore Murphy, Katnich second, Council directed
AND SWIM CLUB
Staff to proceed with the installation of the d
subject signs.
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CITY LOD]
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
TO: City Council
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COUNJ-I, COMMUNICATION
FROM: City Manager
DATE: May 18, 1981
SUBJECT: Hutchins Street Frontage Road Parking at Lodi Sports Center
Attached Is our previous memo of March lb, 1981, related to this subject.
It is recommended that the Council adopt the modified design as shown on the
attached Exhibit "H" of the attached memo. This. alternate provides for the
parking of approxilately 47 vehicles in the vicinity of the Lodi Sports
Center, creates an exit of.the frontage road onto Hutchins Street at the
Sports Center's north property line, and eliminates parking on the west side
of the frontage Woad from the Lodi Sports Center driveway southerly and on
the south side on -the frontage.road fronting the apartment complex. This
alternate also provides for an interim one-way street from the Lodi Sports
Center driveway northerly. With the future northerly extension of the
frontage road, the one-way would be changed to two-way traffic and the
parking would be restricted on the west side.
It is h1so, recon;nended that, between the Lodi Sports Center driveway and
the. Hittle driveway, 2parking stalls be provided for and that these stalls
be painted as shown in.the slcctch below. The Hittles have recommended' that
the area between the driveways be painted red and all parking be restricted.
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Pub Lc Works Director
Att.
APPROVED:
cc: Gary Vochatzer
Mr. E Mrs. Hittle
S. Mertz, Atty. at Law
LIEN RY A. CLAVES, City Manager
FI EE NO.
March 16, 1991
Hutchins Stroet/Lodi Sports Center Parking Congestion s Deficiency
BACKGROUND INFO HATiO_ti: The, Lodi Planning Coc:miss'.on in 1978, reviewed and
approved the requast for a Use Permit to re-estab14sh a private swim and
athletic club at 1900 South Hutchins St. The plan submitted at that time
included a 19 stall parking lot on their property and a 28 stall parking lot
on the adjacent prpperty to the south owned by the Hittles. 11orrevor, the
Planning Cormission determined that the on-site 19 stalls would be adequate
with the 28 stalls serving as a bonus. The Zoning Ordinance requires tha
Planning Commission to determine the required off-street parking for tW_s
type of use.. In October of 1979, the Planning Comission approved the parcel
reap for the Lodi Sports Center which joined the proposed Hittle parcel (for
parking) to tha proposed devslopmaint. in February of 1980, the City was in-
formo d that the project could not be constructed as originally proposed since
acquisition of the Hittle: property would not be econanically feasible. In
May of 1980, the Planning Co..,=Isslon approved to raodlfled Use, Permit for the
facility ollowlrq for a change in location for the additional parking. This
proposal moved the parking from- the Hittle parcel to the property to the north .
owned by .lake Ferguson. Tha Ferguson property acquisition did not take place
and development took place with only the. 19 required on -slue parking stalls.
One condition that was commn to all of the approvals by the Planning Commission.
was the dedication of the necessary rights of way for the Hutchins Street frontage
toad and the 'construct Ion of these improvecents.
The attached Exhibit A is a copy of the adopted Spe:cifle Man for Hutchins St.
which shows a geometric section of the frontage toad as having two travel Innes
with parking only on the east side. Tho attached Exhibit B shows the Sports
Center devalopAmnt, including the developed frontage road together with tl�e
adjacent properties. This exhibit shows the 16 on-site parking stalls provided
by Lodi Sports Center. Between Century Blvd. and the Lodi Sports Center :north
property line, there are 35 legal on-streat spaces on Putchins Street anc, the
frontages road. however, during peak hours, we have witnessed over CO. vehicles
parked In the lmrx:dlates area when using the Lodi Sports Center facility.
During these peak hours (4:00 p.m. to 10.00 p.n.. week days), parking is taking
place on both sides of the frontage road (with cars parked in bosh directions).
on Hutchins Street and In the on-si.e parking lots of Lodi Sports Center and
Mottles. This reflects only the current parking problem and It is anticipated,
as suamr approaches, that this problem will increase once the outdoor
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Pool facility is utilized. Lodi Sports Center expects another 40 vehicles
this syrmer during peak hours.
The only real solution to the parking paoblem is additional on-site parking.
However, since the City requirement was met, the City cannot require additional
parking to be Installed. On Exhibit B, highlighted In yellow, are those
areas or parcels that could ba considered for providing additional on -sate
parking. Ilona of these parcels are owned by Nodi Sports Center.
The Firo Department indicates their major problems to be:
1. Cars parked In the red zones fronting the Lodi Sports Center
and property blocking the building fire connection and fire
hydrant.
2. Cars' blocking access to the Hittle property.
3• Fire trucks unable to turn around or exit from tho arca.
h. Snorkel unable to make turn at Century with parking on °
both sides of frontage road. .
The Lodi Sports -Center currently has 1100 paid members (500f applications) and
expects its membership to Increase to 1400-1600 by this sumer.
The attac.hod Ex%lblts C and D s%-_v.t pictures of the :xtstln l on-slfo arnl off-street
parklag sttuatian.•
The attacsaad Ertiiblts E, F, CO and 11, show tha foilaitng Information:
Exhibit E - thus shows the existing situation'w Ich ,accom-nodatas
60 on-strsst psrking spascs.
Exhibit F - this layout Is In conformance with the Spectfic Plan
an' acco rzodatcs 39 on -street parktn2t spaces.
Exhibit G - this shoats. angled parking on one side and conversion of
this portion of the frontage road to a one-way street and provides
for 54 on -street parking spaces. 1t should be noted that this can
be only an tnterin proposal until such time as the Finnegan and
Forruson parcels develop. 'Phis alternate would require striping of
the dlagonnl stalls and their renovai ($1100) at a later gate. This
proposal provides for an exit only on to Hutchins Street frort..:the
frontage road at the northerly property line of the Ledi Sport s•'•Center.
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Exhibit H - this is a radifled design which provides for two-way
traffic up to Lha Lodi Sports Center and orae-way traffic north of
the Lodi Sports Cantor drive%nm . It Includes a 211' access on to
Witchins St. frm the frontaSa road and provides for 117 on-street
parking spaces.
Staff ►rill review this mterial with tate Council at the Council of
!larch 10. 1931.
Jack L. Ronsko '
Public Works Director
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May 26, 1982
Gary Vochatzer
General Partner
Lodi Racquetball & Swim Club
1900 South Hutchins Street
Lodi, CA 95240
Dear Mr. Vochatzer:
Please be advised that your May 18, 1982 letter requesting
that the Council take another look at the parking situation at
your club was presented to the Lodi City Council*at its
regular meeting of May 19, 1982.
The City Council directed that the matter be considered by
Council at future shirtsleeve session and referred same to
staff for review and report.
Should you have any questions regarding this information,
please do -not hesitate to ask.
We will be in touch with you as to the date that this is
scheduled for shirtsleeve discussion.
Very truly yours,
Alice M. Reimche
City Clerk
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Of course, course, as yoi: know, the previous Council decided to accept
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Exhibit "F" which, as said before, has caused several problems:
1. Parking tickets to our customers! t
2. Difficulty of large -trucks to travel in and out ti x
of our business.
3. Lack of parking spaces }
We would, at this time, appreciate your consideration and accep-
tance of the Public Workds proposal dated, May 18, 1981. We would I
also appreciate it if you would look at Exhibit "G", which is the is
design that would suit us most. Of course, the advantages would !°
be
1. No -more parking tickets, which would relieve the 3 1
Police Department to more important work and re-
lieve the frustration of our customers in having f
to pay $20.00 for a ticket because they parked on
'the wrong side of the frontage road.
2.It. would give us ten "additional" parking spaces
in Exhibit "H" or thirty_ additional spaces in
..Exhibit "G".
3. It would allow large trucks to come into the
business from the south and continue north from !
' the frontage road.
Of course, we would help for whatever cost would be incurred to
install stripping, signs or blacktop over the present dirt area
between the frontags road. and Hutchins; and, as always, we will
'cooperate 100%.
Thank you for your time in listening to our request, and we look
forward to an action on your part that will help relieve our
present situation.
Most sincerely,
Gary J. Vochatzer .
General Partner
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Attachments
LODI RECEIVED _
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8; SWIM CLUB At,rl;E V. ��s,:ct►.:
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The Athletic Club 3'(l�t�•e hole Person"
May 18, 1982
The Honorable Alice Reimche
City Clerk
221 west Pirlp Street
Lodi, CA 95240
Dear lis. :Reimche:
My purpose in writing you is to request that another look may be
given to the parking situation at Lodi Racquetball & Swim Club.
It has been almost eight months since the "No Parking" signs have
been installed by the City. Of course, to say the least, this
has affected our business! We have, in all .honesty, done all the
City has asked"us to do since the inception of this project*' We
installed a frontage road with sidewalks and gutters at a cost:�of
$40,000, which was then given to the City as a gift. We installed
a new parking lot in the rear of Max Hittle's home on our south -
,side at a cost of $8,000, plus'a monthly lease payment of $500.00..
The council asked us to Xook for property to purchase. We have,
but to no avail. The-northsideproperty is up for sale, but. at
a price that 'is beyond our means and likewise on our southside.
The property is up for sale, but beyond our means. The property
directly behind us is not up for sale, so that leaves us with
parking in the leased property, in our front parking lot and on
the east side of the frontage road and on the east side of Hutchins.
I have waited until now to atteirp to re -open discussions with you
hoping a change of decision might be made on your part. I asked
Jack Ronsko to send me copies of the proposals made to the Council
back in May, 1981. In looking them over, you will notice that the
Public Works Department suggested to the City Council that they
approve the "modified design", which is the last page of a group
of 12 (Exhibit "H").
1900 SOUTH HUTCHINS o LODI. CALIFORNIA 95240 • (rMI) 334-L'[`J1 '
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The Honorable James W. Pinkerton
City Council Member
221 West Pira Street
Lodi, CA 95240
Dear Councilman Pinkerton:
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rCTU Whole Person"
May 18, 1982
My purpose in writing you is to request that another look may be
given to the parking situation at Lodi Racquetball & Swim Club.
It has been almost eight months since the "No Parking" signs have
been installed by the City. Of course, to say the least, this
has affected our business! We have, in all honesty, done all the
City has risked us to do since the inception of this project. We
installed a frontage road with sidewalks and gutters at a cost of
$40,000, which was then given to the City as a gift. We installed
a new parking lot in the rear of Max Hittle's home on our south
side at a cost of $8,000, plus'a monthly lease payment of $500.00.
The council asked us to look for property to purchase. We have,
but to no avail. The, northside property is up for sale, but at
i price that is beyond our means and likewise on our southside.
The property is up for sale, but beyo4d our means. The property
directly behind us is not up for sale, so that leaves us with
parking in the leased property, in our front parking lot and on
the east side of the frontage road and on the east side of Rutchins.
I have waited until now to attemp to re -open discussions with you,
hoping a change of decision might be made on your part. I asked
Jack Ronsko to sena me copies of the proposals made to the Council
back in may, 1981. in looking them over, you will notice that the
Public Works Department suggested to the City Council that they
approve the "modified design", which is the last page of a group
of 12 (Exhibit "H").
1900 SOUTH HUTCHINS • LODI. CALIFORNIA 95240 « (209).134-2297
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May 18, 1982
Page 2
Of course, as you know, the previous Council decided to accept
Exhibit "F" which, as said before, has caused several problems:
1. Parking tickets to our customers!
2. Difficulty of large trucks to travel in and out
of our business.
3. Lack of parking spaces
We would, at this time, appreciate your consideration and accep-
tance of the Public Workds proposal dated, May 18, 1981. We would
also appreciate it if you would look at Exhibit "G", which is the
design that would suit us most. Of course, the advantages would
be:
1. No Tsore parking tickets, which would relieve the
Police Department.to more important work and re-
1jeve the frustration of our customers in having
to pay $20.00 for a ticket because they parked on
the wrong side of the frontage road.
2. It would give us ten "additional" parking spaces
in Exhibit "H" or t~Fiirty additional spaces in
Exhibit "G".
3. It would allow large trucks to come into the
business from the south and continue north from
the frontage road.
Of course, we would help for whatever cost would be incurred to
install stripping, signs or blacktop over the present dirt area
between the frontage road and Hutchins; and, as always, we will
cooperate 1001.
Thank you for your time in listening to our request, and we look
forward town action on your part that will help relieve our
present situation.
Most sincerely,
Gary J. Vochatzer
General Partner
GJV/msrn
Attachments
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• • PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
TO: City Council
FROM: City Manager
DATE:. May 18, 1981
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COUNCIL COMMUNICATION
SUBJECT: Hutchins Street Frontage Road Parking at Lodi Sports Center
Attached Is our previous memo of March 16, 1981, related to this subject.
It is recommended that the Council adopt the modified design as shown on the
attached Exhibit "H" of the attached memo. This alternate provides for the
parking of approx mately 47 vehicles in the vicinity of the Lodi Sports
Center, creates an exit of.the frontage road onto Hutchins Street at the
Sports Center's north property line, and eliminates parking on the west side
of the frontage road from the Lodi Sports Center driveway southerly and on
the south side on the frontage.road fronting the apartment complex. Thin
alternate also provides for an interim one -gray street from the Lodi Sports
Center driveway northerly. With the future northerly extension of the
frontage road, the one-way would be changed to two-way traffic and the
parking would be restricted on the west side.
It is also rec:oamended that, between the Lodi Sports Center driveway and
the Hittle driveway, 2 parking stalls be provided for and that these stalls
be painted as shown in the sketch below.. The Hittles have recommended that
the area between the driveways be painted red and all parking be restricted.'
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Pub is Works Director
Att.
I APPROVED:
cc: Gary Vochatzer
Mr. & Mrs. Hittle
B..Mertz, Atty. at Law
HENRY A. GLA ES, City Manager
FILE 40.,
March 16, 1981
Hutchins Street/Lodi Sports Center Parking Congestion 6 Deficiency
BACiSROUTiD INFORMATION: The Lodi Planning Commission In 1978, reviewed and
approved the request for s Use Permit to re-establish a private swim and
athletic club at 1900 South Hutchins St. The plan submitted at that time
Included a 19 stall parking lot on their property and a 28 stall parking lot
on the adjacent prpperty to the south owned by the Hittles. however, the
Planning Commission determined that the on-site 19 stalls would be adequate
with the 28 stalls serving as a bonus. The Zoning Ordinance requires the
Planning Comission to determine tha required off-street parking for thas
type of use. In October of 1979, the Planning Commission approved the parcel
tap for the Lodi Sports Center which joined the proposed Iiittle pvccel (for
parking) to the proposed development. in February of 1980, the City was In-
formed that the project could not be constructed as orig,nally proposed since
acquisition of the Hittle property would not baa economically feasible. In
May of 1980, the Planning Commission approved a modified Use Permit for the
facility allowing for a change In location for the additionst parking. This
proposal moved the parking from the Hittle parcel to tha property to the north
owned by ,lake Ferguson. The Ferguson property acquisition did not take place
and development took place with only the 19 required on-site parking stalls.
One condition that was common to all of the approvals by the Planning Commission,
was the dedication of the necessary rights of way for the Hutchins Street frontage
road and the construction of these improvements.
The attached Exhibit A is a copy of the adopted Specific pian for Hutchins St.
which shows a geometric section of the frontage road as having two travel lanes
with parking only on the east side. The attached Exhibit Z shows the Sports
Center development, including the developed frontage road torethur with the
adjacent properties. This exhibit shows the 16 on-site parking stalls provided
by Lodi Sports Center. Between Century Blvd. and the Lodi Sports Center north
property line, there are 35 legal cin -street spaces on futchins Streot and the
frontage road. However, during peak hours, we have witnessed over ^0 vehicles
parked in the Immediate area when using the Lodi Sports Center facility.
During these peak hairs (4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. week days), parking is taking
place on both sides of the frontage road (with cars parked in both directions).
on Hutchins Street and in the on-site parking Sots of Lodi Sports Center and
Hittles. This reflects only the current parking problem and it is anticipat*d,
as su=or approaches, that this problem will increase once the outdoor
City Council
March 16, 1981
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Pool faciilty Is utilized. Lodi Sports Center expects another 40 vehicles
this signer during peak hours.
The only real solution to the parking problem is additional on-site parking.
However, since the City requlrenent was met, the City cannot require additional
parking to be Installed. On Exhibit B. highlighted in yellow, are those
areas or parcels that could be conslderod for providing additional on-site
parking. None of these parcels are owned by Lodi Sports Center.
The Fire Department Indicates their major problems to be:
1. Cars parked to the red zones fronting the Lodi Sports Center
and property blocking the building fire connection and fire
hydranl%
2. Cars blocking access to the Hittle property.
3• Fire trucks unable to turn around or exit from tho area.
b. Snorkel unable to riake turn at Century with parking on °
both sides of frontage road.
The Lodi Sports. Center currently has 1100 paid members (500* applications) and
expects its mwkarship to Increase to 1h00-1600 by this summer.
The atta.:hod Exhtblts C anJ D strati+ pictures of the =Istlrg on-slto anJ off-street
parkiaq stt.�atton.
The attac:11-34 Exhlblt) E, F, G, and H. show tha following lnforcaation:
Exhibit E - this shams the existing situation which accommodates
60 on•strant psrklna spates.
Exhibit F - this layout is in conforr.Hnce with the Specific Plan
and acuNrrrodatas jo on -street parking spaces.
Exhibit G - this shows angled parking on one sido and conversion o'r
thisQortlon of the frontage road to a one-way street and providas
for �4 on -street parking spaces. it should be noted that this can
be only an lntertn proposal until such time as the Finnegan and
Porguson parcols deveinp. This altern»te would require striping of
tho diagonal stalls and their removal ($1100) at a later cote. This
proposal provides for an exit only on to Hutchins Street from the
frontage: read at the northerly property line of the Ledl Sports Center.
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March 16, 1981
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Exhibit H - this is a modified design which provides for two-way
traffic up to tha Lodi Sports Center and one-way traffic north of
the Lodi Sports Con for driveway. 1t Includes a 241 access on to
ilutchlns St. frm. the frontage road and provides for 47 on -street
parking spaces.
Staff Will revserr this material with the Council of the Council meeting of
March 1B, 1931.
Jack L. Ronsko
Publ is tiorks Director
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at their costs by a contractor and that the work be done
under a City of Lodi Encroachment Permit.
3. That the Lodi Racquetball & Swim Club pay the City for the
modification of any s"gnIng and curb marking prior to the
issuance of an Encroachment Permit.
4. That the Lodi Racquetball & Swim Club pay the City of Lodi
for the replacement of the curb and gutter which must be
removed for the construction of the proposed exit or enter
Into an agreement with the City_that this curb and gutter
replacement wild be done by them upon request of the City
of Lodi.
A;J,a k L. Ronsko
Public Works Director
�'-*rtachments
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CITY OF LODI
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
TO: City Council
FROM: City Manager
COUNCIL COMMUNICATION
DATE: July 30, 1982
SUBJECT: Request for Reconsideration of Parking Restrictions at
Lodi Racquetball Club
The attached letter of May 18 from the Lodi Racquetball S Swim Club requests
the Council to reconsider the parkicg restrictions fronting the Lodi Racquetball
facility. The letter requests that the Council consider modifying the existing
parking by considering the alternates shown under Exhibit H and G of the
attached staff report dated March 16, 1981. It appears that the City Council
now has three alternates to consider:
Alternate No. 1 - Leave existing signing.
This is shown on Exhibit "F" in the attached staff report. This
existing situation appears to be working, however, has apparently
caused frustration to those customers of the Lodi Racquetball facility
who elect to park in the "no parking" zone.
Alternate No 2 - Provide angle parking on one side.
This is Exhibit "G" in the attached staff report and essentially
makes a parking iot out of the frontage road. This provides 17
parking stalls over the existing or design alternate. Based on
the comments in the staff report, it is not recommended that this
alternate be considered.
Alternate No.__3 - Modified existing.
This is Exhibit "K" in the attached staff report. This modified
design provides one-way traffic and parking on both sides north
of the Lodi Racquetball Club driveway. This would provide for an
approximate additional 10 parking places, however, would require
construction of a driveway exit from the frontage road to Hutchins
Street at the Racquetball Club's north property line. if it is
felt that additional parking is needed and that this alternate
should be considered, it is recommended that the following con-
ditions be applied:
1. The City of Lodi will furnish the plan needed to show the
work required.
APPROVED:
2. That the Lodi Racquetball b Swim Club have the work done
HENRY A. GLAVES, City Manager
FILE NO.
August 16, 1982
Mr. Gary Vochatzer, General Partner
Lodi Racquetball and Swim Club
1900 S. Hutchins
Lodi, California 95240
Dear Mr. Vorchatzer:
Enclosed herewith please find a certified copy of Resolution,
82-80,"Resolution Adopting Parking Plan on the Hutchins Street
Frontage Road in the Area of the Lodi Racquetball and Swim
Club", which was adopted by the Lodi City Council at its
regular meeting held August 4, 1982. The attached exhibit
shows the alternate that was selected by this Resolution,
that being Alternate 3 - Modified Existing.
Should you have any questions regarding this matter, please
do not hesitate to call this office.
Very truly yours,
!It.
Al"M. Re the
City Clerk
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Enc.
CITY COUNCIL
'
FRED M REtD, Mayor
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HENRY A. GLAVES, Jr.
City Manager
CITY OF L 1J 1
ALICE M. REWCHE
ROBERT G. MURPHY,
City Clerk
Mayor Pro Tempore
CITY HALL. 221 WEST PINE STREET
FVELYN M. OLSON
POST OFFICE BOX 320
RONALD M. STEIN
JAMES W. PINKERTON. Ir.
LODI, CALIFORNIA 95241
City Attorney
JOHN R. (Randy) SNIDER
(209) 334.5634
August 16, 1982
Mr. Gary Vochatzer, General Partner
Lodi Racquetball and Swim Club
1900 S. Hutchins
Lodi, California 95240
Dear Mr. Vorchatzer:
Enclosed herewith please find a certified copy of Resolution,
82-80,"Resolution Adopting Parking Plan on the Hutchins Street
Frontage Road in the Area of the Lodi Racquetball and Swim
Club", which was adopted by the Lodi City Council at its
regular meeting held August 4, 1982. The attached exhibit
shows the alternate that was selected by this Resolution,
that being Alternate 3 - Modified Existing.
Should you have any questions regarding this matter, please
do not hesitate to call this office.
Very truly yours,
!It.
Al"M. Re the
City Clerk
AMR/lf
Enc.
RESOLUTION NO. 82-80
RESOLUTION ADOPTING PARKING PLAN ON
THE HUTCHINS STREET FRONTAGE ROAD IN
THE AREA OF THE LODI RACQUETBALL AND
SWIM CLUB
RESOLVED, that the City Council of the Cit; of Lodi
does hereby adopt Alternate 3 - Modified Existing plan
Exhibit H, a copy of which is attached hereto and thereby
made a part hereof providing for approximat3ly 47 parking
stalls for Hutchins Street Frontage Road Parking in the area
of the Lodi Racquetball and Swim Club.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Council of the
City of Lodi does hereby rescind Resolution No. 81-56.
Dated: Aug.at 4, 1982
I hereby certify that Resolution No. 82-80 was
passed and adopted by the City Council of the City
of Lodi in a regular meeting held August 4,_1982
by the following votes:
Ayes: Council Members - Olson, Pinkerton and
Reid
Noes: Council Members - None
Abstain: Council Members - Snider
Absent: Council Members - Murphy
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City Clerk
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