HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda Report - September 18, 1985 (76)CGS y Agenda item K-1 - "Consideration of establishing 'No Parking'
area Ham Lane N/Lodi Avenue" was introduced by City Manager
Peterson.
Public Works Director Ronsko apprised the Council that the Ham
Lane Improvement Plan included widening Ham Lane to 50 feet,
curb to curb, frcan Lodi Avenue to Oak Street. City Council
reviewed five striping alternatives at the Decenber 19, 1984,
public hearing and approved Alternate B-1 with striping
Alternative A. This resolution implements the "Ib Parking"
portion of the project which was previously approved.
Further, study was to be made on restricted parking between
Walnut'Street and Lodi Avenue. After construction of Ham Lane
is completed, the Public Works staff will perform the requested
parking and traffic survey to dem the necessary parking
restr".cticns which will be brought to Council for its approval
at that tiure .
Avery lengthy discussion followed with questions being directed
to Staff.
The.following residents ,of the area addressed the Council
regarding their concerns:
a) Cecil Harp, 1301 W. Lodi Avenue, Lodi
b) Oliver Lee, 220 S. Ham Lane, Lodi
c) Pat Williams, 216 S. Ham Lane, Lodi
Following discussion, Mayor Pro Tempore Reid moved for
adoption of Resolution No. 85-131 establishing "No Parking" on
the west side of Ham Lane from Iodi Avenue to 165 feet north of
Lodi Avenue, and on the east side of Ham Lane'fran Lodi Avenue
to 15 feet north of Walnut Street.
Th -2t motion was seconded by Mayor Hirschman but failed to pass by
the following vote:
Ayes: Council Members - Reid
Noes: Council Meffber8 - Olson, Pinkerton, Snider, and
Hinchran (Mayor)
Absent: Council Members - None
'Following additional discussion, on motion of Council Member..',,,,,
Snider ,;Olson: second, Council reaffirmed its original action as
it 'pertainsto the widening of Ham Lane and authorized the
future st
udy of possible restricted parking"and additianal red
zoning in the ;subject area..
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CQUNCIL COMMUNICATION
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
TO: City Council
FROM: City Manager
DATE: September 10, 1985
SUBJECT: Ham Lane Parking Restrictions
_RECOMMENDED ACTION: That. the City Council adopt a resolution establishing "No
Parking" on the west side of Ham Lane from. Lodi Avenue, to 165 feet north of
Lodi Avenue, and on the east side of Ham Lane from Lodi Avenue to 15 feet north
of Walnut Street. See Exhibit A.
BACKGROUND INFORMATION: The Ham Lana Improvement Plan included widening
Ham Lane to 50. feet, curb.tocurb, from Lodi Avenue to Oak Street. City. Council
reviewed 'five striping alternatives on the December 19; 1984, public hearing
and approved Alternate B-1 with .striping Alternative A. This resolution im-
plements the "No Parking" portion of the project which was previously approved.
Further study was to be made on restricted parking between Walnut Street and
Lodi Avenue. After constructionof Ham Lane is 'completed, the Public Works
staff will perform the requested parking and traffic survey to determine the
necessary parking restrictions which will be brought to Council for its ap-
proval at that ime.
JackL'. Ronsko
Public Works Director
JLR/PF/eeh
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