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Home My WebLink AboutAgenda Report - November 4, 1981 (46)APPEAL OF PLANNING Notice thereof having been published in accordance with COMMISSION'S law and affidavit of publication being on file in the CONDITIONAL APPROVAL Office of the City Clerk Mayor McCarty called for the Public OF THE REQUEST OF Hearing to consider the appeal of Mr. Tom Dutra, 801 ALADDIN'S CASTLE, INC. Brandywine Drive, Lodi, California, of the Planning FOR A USE :PERMIT FOR Commission's conditional approval of the request of AN EI IC GAMES Aladdin's Castle, Inc., for a Use Permit for an Electronic �r CENTER (i.e. FAMILY Games Center (i.e. Family Entertainment Center, at 780 ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Nest Kettleman Lane in the Vineyard Shopping Center in AT 780 WEST KETTLEMAN an area zoned P -D (15), Planned Development District No. j LANE IN THE VINEYARD Continued November 4, 1981 SHOPPING CENTER IN The matter was introduced by Community Development Director AN AREA ZONED Schroeder, who presented diagrams of the subject area. P -D(15), PLANNED DEVELOPMENT The following persons spoke in favor of the conditional approval DISTRICT NO. 15 of the request for a Use Permit: DENIED a) Mr. Roy Edwards, 121 W. Pine Street, Lodi b) Mr. Steven Gordon, Aladdin's Castle, Inc., 4401 Itlantic Avenue, Long Beach, California The following person spoke on behalf of the appeal: a) Mr. Tom Dutra, 801 Brandywine Drive, Lodi There being no other persons in the audience wishing to speak on the matter, the public portion of the hearing was closed. Following discussion, with questions being directed to those persons who had given testimony, Council on motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Katnich second, denied the appeal of Mr. Tom Dutra, 801 Brandywine Drive, Lodi, of the Planning Commission's condi- tional approval of the request of Aladdin's Castle, Inc., for a Use Permit for an Electronic Game Center (i.e. Family Entertainment Center, at 780 W. Kettleman Lane in the Vineyard Shopping Center in an area zoned P -D(15), Planned Development District No. 15. _ .... __. _.._..------ PLANNEDDEVELOPMENT DISTRICT NO. 15 .NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that on Wednesday, November 4, 181 at the- hour of 8:00 p.m. or as soon thereafter as the matter may be.heard, the Lodi City Council will conduct a Public Hearing in the Council Chambers, City Hall, 221 W. Pine Street.;.Lodi, California to consider the appeal of Mr. Tom Dutra-Brandywine Drive, Lodi, California., of the, Plann ng Commiseion1.4 conditional approval of the request of,"Aladdin'-s C st1e� .Inc.,__ for a-Us:� Permit for an electronic -games center t:e. family. entertainment center) at 780 West Kettleman Lane, in the Vireyard.Shopping Center in an area zoned -P -D(15), Planne—De4iloy' ment District No. 15.. Information regarding this item may be-'.btai-ned in the office -of the Community Developrent Director at,. -Rine -Pine Street, Lodi, California. All interested persons -, invited to, present their views either for or against the above proposal. IdritteA�statements'may be filed with the City Clerk"at any time prior to the hearing scheduled herein and oral statements may be made at`said hearing. Dated: October 7, 1981 By Order of the City Council AM.dM&C 4 City Clerk 0 1*`Y_11_1_'__1;1 _Fff-�x'1"1 RV T - September 29, 1981 Castle Inc. do Mr. Steven Gordon 4401 Atlantic Aveaw Long leach,, CA 9*07 Gentlemen: RE: Use Permit Electronic Cams Center :180 West Kettlemon Low Lodi, CA At, Its meting of Monday,, September 2R, 158%. the Lodi City Planning Commisslo'n approved of Aladdin's Castle, Inc. f9r a Use Permit for an electronic games center (i.e. family entertainment center) at 780 West Kettleman Lane, Lodi-, In't-he-Vineyard Shopping Center In an area Deve - zoned P-0051 Planned -lopment OE No. 15,. T -PtannIn.9 Commtss-ton actlon- s subje t. t he wa c comptlance with the following conditions: 1. That the hours of operat-lon shall be 2:00 p.m. to 90-30 p.m. on schooldays and 9:30 a.m. to 00 p.m. on days when schobls are not In session; 12', 2. That the 9*curtty to be provided the operation be reviewed and approved by the Police Chlef6, 3. That the location and Installation of bicycle racks be to the review and approval of the Police Chief and Comwn,tty Develop - want Director-, 4. That the bicycle racks be lighted, and that the lighting continue. for I hour after closing of the games center; S. That the procedures for noise control be to the approval of the CommmIty Development Director; and 6. That the Use Permit Is Issued 1982.) Sincerely. JAMES 6. SCHROMM �,_.Comj"Ity 06velapsawn Director cc: Myers Los a I ng and Management Ron Thomas rft for 6 months (i.e. February 14, iMr}�5+�',Pr ,�'{{dr+�Mli.IM`�I';•i'' ,ri.4i�•rw y5 rt � �, t < r ��•'• rt}`r � L7r k \Ft y U$E PERMIT REQUEST (U•1-3) ALADDIN'S CASTLE, INC. FOR ELE TRt�l�tl0 GAME CENTER t 780 W KETTLEMAN LANE a KETTLEMAN LANE (HIGHWAY 12 ) u tons t� � }El �} y r\t I +`w2 BECKMAN ESTATES Y Y - '+r lPpp`�1 �% jrt '�'i rC �• t rth�°{ � i• t � ,.. _ � -- -- �. ti: � � sF ��h j{%£ �� 'G�1 -�.f f'ft>�r vY + � r ° ��{ire h�►Kr,',�,�.,p _,.•f ;�i*x t� x�£ n i h `+ r p � , I ., ' i ,,�P7yy. � .. � fP ��{L �: •',a ��r nes-1.�'�,."p i - nSt�i .:ir � "J '�y i "r 9rl ��4�•�k ' "h�YrY'+- fr)j.� ` t°� r f�� ' �r j 'r , i i lft � �L� � • t .1M � �� Lam' r r t. Dear Jules: RO _This past week while I was in Arkansas, I saw the April issue- of Arkansas Times. I -thought you would be interested in noting that in all of Arkansas they thought the best arcade was Aladdin's Castle. Be t pe sopa gards , Michael A. Ji kips President MAJ/wb Enclosure SUITE 500 1949 STEMb1ONS FREEWAY DALLAS. TEXAS "5207 214-698-1911 Arka - nsidgisto Uni4sity Museu morrat. —hi-- and sood var. 3. Highway stripe painter for the oentx shifjok 4 0, Arkansas Transp6rtation Depart- -XIwpatrato3jaceR 1. Distributor for Coors 11eer In men:. Bent PlatV to M k_a"_Ma"g`: A tit ArlkansaLA 4 Hay baler. between the Water Works in LAW* 2. A travel Amt. Rat sruano collector at Blanch. Rock and the trail along the Buffsk 3. Central Manager for the Trav- and Caverns. River atthe Ponea low waterbildge. clers Baseball Team. Best long-running romrdy xAwr. Rest place to meet a sugar daddy: 4. A lawyer for a cable --TV com- Channel 11. Happy Hour at Nstees. Worst long-ru 4 piing comedy show. Illorat plarr to meet a suga r daddic 5. An art Investor. The Arkanms House of Representa- Steak and Egg at SM pm. —iv. ...... =NNW Seat placwto meet asugar mama: 1. Sanitation officer at Vtrtac in Jkg D in Do I rin riny-- Aladdin's Sidetrack. Little Rock. CuUc-&L%tr1ajX -Mall. UttIfFAvk._ Worstplatv to meda supormama: Proof reader for the Arkansas and Mc1r4iMNa1LNQr1h I Any ERA meeting. less D0 -s Our Better Ha1f! storwit the dream corm-truo--for K�_ those ol'yottwith�.- t 7 Oakl&wn fflrir.-146_ matter what you're looking for In the way of horses and racing you cin find- 11- hem, JOCKEY CLUB GIFTS t - i in S4111% .121-9sill C To ?-wo "tw This is probably the only place in Arkansas where you can find everything !A- to talk through and listen to Specializing in telephones. tam and records you'll got an earful in this store. 321.9973 Disc 'N Dial , pp"F you have little ones near or AtIll' $top In and S" thill Play Main selection of top of tft lino children's ftehlom With sjtej 4 thru teen youll OW thorn on the paw level am you'll Want to stay for a while. 321-2630 I CYO one" at. "deeStreet cons* ceiiiiiip"y If you're looking for a taste of the world stop in for a cup of coffee and so* the outstanding selection of imported coffee. tea and candy. Here you can even get your coffee fresh ground and purchase a Chernex Cottee maker to boot PkI 623-2172 CITY OF GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA ' :76)4 RECEIVED 219Q1 E c: ci►�MOM ALADDI*"S CASTLE, INC. s, o. sox t• Febr a 25 1981 cnK� a �a•c. ;, u ry , Mr. Jules Millman, President laddia''s Castle, Inc. u<-822 Norch Paulina Street Chfcagur.I-klino s 60657 _. Dear' -Mr. Mil -loran. Thank,_yrou for your letter dated February 27 inquiring about any. prod-lems or negative reports our Police Department may have received regarding your amusement center at Carolina East lull in - ;fir-e�nvtlY�. I'm very happy to report that this Department has experienced no problems whatsoever with this center. If anything, all comments I- have heard have been positive and have related how nice it As to have such an entertainment center available. Thank you for your interest and concern. Sincerely, E. G. Cannon Chief Of Police ECC/nb V Lolumbits Itre Department P.O. Box 180 • 337 First Avenue Cotumbus,.Ctorgia 31902 (404) 324.0211 a t, February, 24, 1981 Z� Sir,; In reference to your letter dated January 27, 1981, concerning Aladdins Castle inside the Peachtree;Mall Shopping Center. I submit the following: I have been employed by Peachtree Mall since before the Shopping Center was completed, and have never had any problem with Aladdin Castle Managers .r Patrons. Everyone that I have come in contact with has been very cooperative a:ld helpful in anyt-ping we have asked them to do. To my knowledge, I have never reeleved a complaint about the operation of Aladdins Castli�from .any customer or Businessman inside the Mall. I believe that a business"=which operates as yours does is an asset to a Shopping Center. If I can be of.any further assistance to you please do not fail to let me .Mow. •'.,-, ti Sincerely, Bobby W. Fincher Police Officer Columbus Police Dept. Columbus, Georgia A •V 'ZIA (0 IVANGO- TOWNSHIP POLICE DEPARTMENT 4 MUM STREET HARKEN. 11NNSYLrAN1A ttui TELE►NONE: (114) 7XV25 RICHARD E. H CHAP OF POLICE Aladdin's Castle - C. 2822 N. Paulina Street Chicago, Illinois 60657 ®ear Sire 26 February, 1981 Thank you for your letter of 18 February, 1981 concering your ammusement center located in the Warren Mall, Warren, Pennsylvania.. I am happy to report that we have experienced no difficulty in the operation of your center. The mall here in+arren has now been open for the past year and a half, and we have yet to answer a call of any type. We have had excellent relations with your managers, and the center in joys a fine reputation in our area. s Thank you for your concern. Sinc y yo rs, Richar E. H erty Chief of Police REH a reh Ccs file February 23s 1981 Jules M1-11mans President Aladdin's Castle Ines 2822 North Paulina Street Chicago l, I 1 Linoi s 606-57 Dear Sirz Your correspondence dated 2/18/81 has been received. In response to y your query I submit .the follol in -o. The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office has not experienced any d ffi- culties in any manner directly related to your location in the Beechmont Mall Shopping Center. We have not received_ any complaints relative to your operation within than center. Sergeant Charles Steins the supervisor directly responsible for the area in which the Beechmont Mall is located reports that your establish- ment is well run and management is cooperative with our efforts in the area. Ye truly yours 00, INOOLN J. S KES# Sheriff Hamilton Co tyt Ohio ti Vil HERIFF LINCOLN J. STOKES IN,HAMILTON COUNTY. OHIO AREA CODE 5143 .-TOR CARRELLI HAMILTON COUNTY COURT HOUSE OFFICE 832.8801 CHIEF DEPUTY hI ;: low MAIN STREET COUNTY .IAIL 632-6207 CINCINNATI. OHIO 45202 PATROL HEADQUARTERS 825.1500 COMMUNICATION CENTER 825-22.80 February 23s 1981 Jules M1-11mans President Aladdin's Castle Ines 2822 North Paulina Street Chicago l, I 1 Linoi s 606-57 Dear Sirz Your correspondence dated 2/18/81 has been received. In response to y your query I submit .the follol in -o. The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office has not experienced any d ffi- culties in any manner directly related to your location in the Beechmont Mall Shopping Center. We have not received_ any complaints relative to your operation within than center. Sergeant Charles Steins the supervisor directly responsible for the area in which the Beechmont Mall is located reports that your establish- ment is well run and management is cooperative with our efforts in the area. Ye truly yours 00, INOOLN J. S KES# Sheriff Hamilton Co tyt Ohio TtLEPHONE 459.44W 02-v20-81 4 Tit# Of Orst 7j"Ort Wast Sus" Polio Depsumnt P. Q. 90?? 18172 LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY 40218 Mr. Jules Millman, President Aladdin's Castle Inc. 2822 North Paulina Street Chicago, IL 60657 Dear Mr. Millman: DISPATCHER 585-35x0 In response to your letter of 02-18-81 please be advised that this department has only recieved goodw-ill and c-ooperatim from the employees at the center -and have had no problems relating. to the center or complaints against it - We have of course responded to the center in the .past but these runs were concerning the patrons therein. Your people do an excellent job of controlling the players, and normally prevent any trouble at the onset. I recommend this establishment for anyone that would wish to go there. Its presence helps the police department by giving the young people a place to go and keep them off of the streets with nothing to do. Sincerely. L_41AHoward B. Hunt Jr. Chief f a. o � f t r. TtLEPHONE 459.44W 02-v20-81 4 Tit# Of Orst 7j"Ort Wast Sus" Polio Depsumnt P. Q. 90?? 18172 LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY 40218 Mr. Jules Millman, President Aladdin's Castle Inc. 2822 North Paulina Street Chicago, IL 60657 Dear Mr. Millman: DISPATCHER 585-35x0 In response to your letter of 02-18-81 please be advised that this department has only recieved goodw-ill and c-ooperatim from the employees at the center -and have had no problems relating. to the center or complaints against it - We have of course responded to the center in the .past but these runs were concerning the patrons therein. Your people do an excellent job of controlling the players, and normally prevent any trouble at the onset. I recommend this establishment for anyone that would wish to go there. Its presence helps the police department by giving the young people a place to go and keep them off of the streets with nothing to do. Sincerely. L_41AHoward B. Hunt Jr. Chief x�. � He��uorters l k 99 Veterans Memdrtd Dri* r V UorAck, Y" ls6J 02886 c«itsor rouctd: 73%224.4 February 24, 1981 Jules Millman, President Aladdin's Castle, Inc. 2822 North Paulina Street Chicago, Illinois 60657 Dear Mr. Millman: Please be advised that your operation, Aladdin's Castle, located in the Warwick Mall in the City of Warwick has always been operated in a professiona--1 and efficient manner. I can assure you that we have never experienced any difficulty directly related .to first of all, the operation, and secondly, the presence of the center in the Mall. On the contrary, the business is very Iefficiently managed and is well received and patronized. Very truly yours, WARWICK POLICE DEPARTMENT J nF. C tch C ief of Police JFC:as Atadddn"a Caatte, Inc. 2 E2 2-N-Fitato'= St. Chica_ga, Ttt nota 60652 AM: M. Jute4 Mittman, V% u. Dean Sit: Canouae.e Time, Ctoaa County Matt, .ia patt o6 out 4egu.ta4 loot pa.tAot which is done at the Otoaa County Matt. Then¢ has nev&t been nepo4ted to thi:a depaent, any .unaeemty conduct on anything unbecoming at youA eatabtiahment. The emptoyeee ane clean. I apoke to a gvWe man on duty who au uthen quiet, lord, and cou4teou.a to the cuatomen.a. Peuonatty, 1 have been thew on di j.Jenent .intea Ata, and have neveA -seen anything which m4 out -o -the -way. In 6act, 1 plan to take my g4andaon there next week, to play w.,th the automob.i,te.. RES/omm I hope this wilt he.tp you in your annuat )teviete. Si:nceAety, rl armov"16r.'4 Raymond E. Senyteney Ch.iej o f Police MATTOON POLICE DEPARTMENT U-ItIll MaVY', SIV MIA, ............... I p 0 JAN 2 9 S79 Mr. Jules Millman, President Aladdin's Castle Inc-. 2822 North Paulin Street Chicago, Llliaois-60657 Dear Mr. Millman: This is in response to your letter of inquiry concerning the Aladdin's Castle Amusement Center located within the City of Miami. JOSEPH R. CRASSIE City Msn"W_-- This*matter was assigned to one of our patrol supervisors for invstigation. He has -advised me that he contacted local police officer-&, merchants- an& the manager of the shopping center where the Aladdin s Castle Amusement Center is located. We are happy to inform -you that since the amusement center commenced opera- tion, in 4une, 1978, there have been no complaints or any d f- ficulties arising from the presence of the estabiis%ment. We were advised that the manager of Aladdin's Castle, Mr. Berwisht, runs a clean operation and the management of the shopping center is pleased to have the amusement center as part of its couples. It has, been our pleasure to assist you. Please feel welcome to contact us on all matters of mutual concern. Most sincerely, Kenneth I. Rarns Chief of Police RIB:nm + -O AMT Ppt It'! Of PARTIvT t) ts�, S10f+1a, \t�anv, Flo r,,!., jiTS.105) 579.6565 ' ouc KINNkTH HARMS. Chief of Police Depattweal aD PoW CITY OF MATTOON. ILLINOIS ' RAYMOND R UN"N" PMRS 12171 235-541 We# of January 11, 1979 Aladdin's Castle, Inc. 2822 North Paulina Street Chicago, Illinois 60657 Gentlemen: eN10 a roux In answer to your tetter dated January 9, 1979, regarding activity or problems at the "Ca-rousel Time" arcade located at the Cross County Mall in our city, please be advised that our officers check the mall on a foot patrol at least four times a day. Many of our officers patronize the mall businesses during their off-duty time. Both on -duty and off-duty officers have reported to me that the, patrons of "Carousel Time" appear to be'conducting. themselves in an orderly fashion, and to my knowledge our police department has never received a tali of trouble at the amusement center since it became a tenant at the Cross County TatT. I wish to take this opportunity to thank you for your interest in maintaining a respectable business operation in our community. Most businesses whose home offices are located as far away from our city as Chicago do not take the interest that you have shown in your business affairs. As far as I am concerned, Ca r)usei Time is operated in a very good manner with no cause for complaints as 1 see it. There•is always a watchful attendant on duty there, and I am sure he or she would summon help at the first sign of trouble. Please be assurred that if we ever experience any major problems regarding the Carousel Time, we will notify you. Again, thank you for your concern. incerely yours, ND E. SE Ni Chie of Police F Mattoon Police department RES/ j ao • �'�DAJA X REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT 150 Purchase Street Kr. Murph Gordon Aladdin's Castle, Inc. 2822 North Paulina Ave. Chicago, Illinois 60657 Dear Mr. Gordon: NATIONAL. SHOPPING CENTERS MANAGEMENT CORP. • Rye, New York 10580 May 1, 1981 Re: The Underground Allendale Shopping Center Pittsfield, Mass. 914-967-7500 You recently concluded a lease with nW brother Bob for the Rock Hill Mall in Rode Hill, South Carolina. If you are looking for compl i meats , a couple of our people just came back from Rock Hill today and remarked that you have an excellent operation there, extremely well run, no complaints, etc. We also manage the Allendale Shopping Center in Pittsfield, Mass. which is a three department store center containing Sears, Roebuck, England Brothers (the local department store) and T.J. Maxx. We are currently planning to create an underground mall as described in the enclosed clipping from the Berkshire Eagle. We have had some inquiry for a family amusement center locally and from Boston but if we had our choice we would prefer to go with "the professionals". In addition to the companies noted in the article we are negotiating with a sporting goods store, a ladies wear store, a pet shop, a flower shop and a card store at the present time and we wondered whether Aladdin's Castle might have an interest. If you do. I would be happy to discuss this with you, and look hearing from you at your earliest convenience. Sincerely, NATIONAL SHOPPING CENTERS "NAGENENT CORP. 44 &J JEB/jms Useph E. Bermant forward to r RECEIVIED MAYO -1981 ALADDIN'S CASTLE, INC, i i . . ... .r r -.. ... � ti� .. „_.,.. ✓ - �_--.. .. ............: ....syr. � �'Z ._ S CITY CSF I ACKSON JACKSON POLICE DEPARTMENT 0 Ray Pope, Chief of Pbfiae P.O. Box 17 • 327 E. Pascagoula Street . Jackson. Mississippi 39205 • %9-3000 April 15, 1980 Ox. Jule: Millman, President Aladdin,': Castle, Inc. 2822 Norah Paulina Street Chicago. Illinois 60657 Dear Sir - in answer to your letter e ted April 8th regarding your business located at Metro Center, no complaii,ts have been received. Incidentally, I happen to work with security at *.petro Center, and I personally check your store. It is well managed, very clean and kept orderly. The management personnel are very cooperative in regards to our request of informs tion and notifying us in case -f any trouble in the store. Your business is definitely an asset to the Metro Center Mall. Pleasc contact me if 1 can be of any further service to you. Sinc ely, G � � V Louis C. Smith, Captain Jackson Police Department Precinct X2 327 E. Pascagoula Street Jackson, Mississippi 39205 LCS:bb Nielsen H. Cochran Commissioner Oale Danws. Ir. Mayor Fred C. Johnson Commissioner X �N i 0 Zk03 EAsT 3pc Score• 0091Gt Or V.9 ASSISTANT CHIEF OF POLICE Ja<<uary 10, 1979 Mr. Jules Millman. President Aladdin's Castle, Inc. 28-2 N. Paulina St. Chicago, Illinois 60657 Dear Mr. Millman: It is a pleasure to answer your inquiry of January 9, 1979, concerning the operation of the Aladdin's Castle in Joplin. We have not received any complaints nor have we experienced any difficulty connected with the operation of the Aladdin's Castle. Inc.. in Joplin, Missouri. It is encouraging to witness a large business organization zecept and carry out the responsibility of making checks on each individual establishment connected with their concern-, as you have: done. Congratulations. on a successful business in Joplin. Respectfully, Major ran lin .-liar is Assistant Chief of Police FDH : rtrc 0 MOBILE POLICE DEPARTMENT 51 Govemment Street a Mobile. Alabama .362 WINSTON J. ORA •.tiALTFR G. eUACN. JR ' F-eid Operalions Major Donald M. Riddle - Chief of Police Investigative Servim Maim iEORGE C WINSTANLEd JAMES A. BDTTA SIV Services Major Assistant Chet April 24, 1980 Jules Millman, President Aladdin's Castle, Inc. 2822 N. Paulin St. Chicago, Illinois 60657 Re: Aladdin's Casale, Springdale Plaza Dear Mr. Millman, I am happy to report that our files do not reflect any complaints concerning the operation of this business. Furthermore, the officer assigned to "foot patrol", in that area, reports that this business is always seen as an orderly operatinn. t. _ can be of further assistance in this matter, please feel free to call on me. Sincerely, Ronald L. Powell Chief Clerk Record Section RLP/pfs "In the 11c"I o/ Bwonre County" April 16, 1980 VILLAGE OF JOHNSON CITY MUNICIPAL BUILDING joitssON CITY. N. T. 11770 PHONE ON$ 727.2276 Aladdin's Castle, Inc. 2822. North Paulina St. Chicago, D1. 60657 Attention 1 Jules Millman, President Dear Sirs In reference to you communication dated April 7, 1980 please be advised of the followings A check of our indices fail to show any complaints for the year 1979 from the Aladdin's Castle located in the Oakdale NLU, Johnson City, New York. During tqr tour of inspection of the Mall I have also inspected Aladdin's Castle and I an pleased to inform you that your business is won run and appears to be without problems. Sincerely • •� a21 e Asst. Chief of Police Johnson City Police Departwnt Johnson City, New York 13790 ., _. ..._..... ..._._._. _..____._`--"..-..---.^"-_-�_. -:.---=%'.�F�ss+i''•+:bttihST�.'o'"_+'-.-'-,xrs+^..ac's _ _ .. r. -.: -,- -. - _ ;-- __- 0. .,fir � � entersville 1200 MEADOWDALE DRIVE ~ ' —w CARPENTERSViLLEf ILLINOIS 60110 JOHN V. SKILLMAN Telephone (312) 428-2631 CHIEF OF POLICE FEBRUARY 249 1981 ALADDIN'S CASTLE INC. 2822 NORTH PAULINA ST. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60657 ATTN: MR. JULES MILLMAN DEAR MR. MILLMAN: IN RESPONSE TO YOUR RECENT INQUIRY REGARDING TME STATUS OF THE ALAODINfS CASTLE AT THE SPRING HILL MALL SM,OPPIN`G CENTER, I AM NAPPY TO RELATE THAT WE HAVE EXPER— IENCED NO DIFFICULTY IN ANY MANNER DIRECTLY RELATED TO YOUR PRESENCE WITHIN THE CENTER NOR HAVE WE RECEIVED ANY COMPLAINTS RELATIVE TO YOUR OPERATION AT THE CENTER. I WOULD, AT THIS TIME, LIKE TO PERSONALLY THANK YOUR AMUSEMENT CENTER AND THE STAFF MANAGING IT FOR THE HELP AND COOPERATION WE HAVE RECEIVED FROM THEM AND HOPE WE CAN CONTINUE TME SAME KIND OF RELATIONSHIP IN THE FUTURE THAT WE HAVE HAD SINCE YOUR OPENING. JVS:AA SING fE/LYY YOURS* )r; yZ i JOHN V. SKILLMAN CHIEF OF POLICE CARPENTERSVILLE, ILL 101013 60110 D&ota Square 2400 Tenth Street SW • Minot. North Dakota 58701 Telephone (701) 839-7500 March 2, 1981 Aladdin's Castle 2822 N. Paulina St. Chicago, I1, 60657 Dear Sir, Just a few observations ori your store in our Mall, approximately one year after opening. I feel you should know that your arcade is a tremendous asset to our Mall. Tony Mackey, your manager, is a real pleasure to work with, and he definitely has things under con- trol. The personnel he has trained does a great job, and consequently, this makes for a good working rela- tionship with all the other Mall Tenants. It is a real pleasure to be associated with a company that holds up a high standard of quality in it's operation. If my office can ever be of any help to you, feel free to call on us at any time. Sincerely, Don McLaughlin Property Manager DMcLt ca March 31, 1981 �-T M. A. Gordon 2822 N. Paulina Chicago, IL 60657 Dear Mr. Gordon: When a store is doing well and we believe it is due In large part to management, we like to drop a line to the "top people" as a compliment. Ed, our district man, and your local management have been very good to work with since my arrival 18 months ago. We hope our mall and your fine company will always have a wonderful relationship. Cordially, ��- Scptt Soren General Ma ger SS/mh ) i z No Missoula, Montana 59801 (406) 721-5140 r `. ° X11 LL AT MANA►S AS 8300 SUDLEV ROAD D MANASSAS. VIRGINIA 22110 TELEPHONE 703.368.0181 4 May 1977 E r r } Aladdin Castle 2727 West Roscoe , Chicago, 111. 60618 ATTEN: Mr. Morph Gordon Dear Mr. Gordon: During May of last year, Carousel Time, Inc.'s Aladdin's Castle opened in Manassas. Since that time, as Security Chief for the mall, my observations have been that as a result of your operation we have experienced a significant improvement in the control of our younger citizens. As Security Chief I have noticed a closely maintained and controled operation. The manager will not permit smoking, drinking of beverages or loitering in the game room. During school hours students are not permitted to play the games unless they have a signed excuse or other,means .Ji indicating that they are not unexcused from school. At -lunch time I have observed an unusual number of aaul�s from IBM a.nd other - area businesses who patronize the game room end them ,tp 1tjoy. 1 i 777 - ^•'�' .'j/.1' ria � /• Prior to the -opening last May It•'4wa� skeptical;r-t i'i.nk�.ng that the attraction would compound our yout�a �pr`otilem,but; one "year later happy with the results and look forws3;d�t0 ;obnt need Udh -Ak tincerel, �.{ty�� •g, -.C. �M�,' \ J .x.•Vii'. 47'1!f+.iillp!Y.+.�. rr}} , J (1 -. a l j/:.7 �'\.� (~y\ i, '.:; �,'•i V -. �. .d. .+t: ,.� � °• .{ t, . .. � 1 1:�' ••S � ,�� + • ISS\ '�`• 57 i Chief, Sec ity, .i � t . r, �`, ��' { ( {- 1, •k. `,; , ` •r ':'"' .,. "`. - _ , TM[ MAIL AT M/MASGA• Cj A PRO J[C T-Ot iM T[R[TA T[ PROP9RT 19• ' 2801 Dawson iw. / Albany. Ga. 31707 / 812483.7083 October 28, 1976 Mr. Jules Millman Aladdin's Castle 2727 West Roscoe Street Chicago, Illinois 60618 Dear Mr. Millman: In this day and time of rush, rush, rush, it seems we never have anything good to say. There is always something wrong. But I would like to change that trend by making a few observations about your store here at Albany Mall and its manager. As you I am sure are well aware, a shopj�--ng center manager's job requires that he keep a close look at each and every store in the shopping center, ever mindful that in order to draw repeat customers, the center must run on a professional business basis, and it is for this reason I am dropping you this note. Your Aladdin's Castle here is the cleanest, best maintained and properly managed family amusement center that I have seen in my - six years as a shopping center manager. Your local manager -is ' polite, friendly, but forceful when the time arises. He main- 41' tainsgood control over the young people that frequent his --place 1-----'� of business, and it is quite evident that they respect him yet still enjoy the opportunity of fun and games that your store provides. Congratulations for selecting such a fine manager, and I wish you all the success in the coming year of 1977. GNS: j Sincerely, ",If &.,., n Aw*t Glenn N. Souders General Manager Developed by Aronov Realty Company. Montgomery. Alabama 1 _1 NW* Shnoi & Associates, hm 1712 North Meridian Street husanapolis, Indiana 46202 Phone: (317) 9266021 February 16, 1976 __ ,. J Mr. John De Graaf, President FED 19 Village of North Riverside ;y;; {rL:;_r - 2400 South Des Plains ° North Riverside, Illinois 60546 RE: Aladdin's Castle NortE Riverside Park North Riverside, Illinois Dear Mr. President: It has come to my attention that the Aladdin's Castle arepursuing a license to operate a family amusement center in our North River- side Park Mall. Please note that we are landlords in approximately ten different shopping centers in which Aladdin's Castle has an operating unit. The Aladdin's people are professional in their approach to a family amusement center. We have never had the first day's trouble in any of our situations. Their stores are well lit, well protected, closelysupervised and offer the ultimate in family fun. I further feel tat the Aladdin's Castle Family Amusement Center will comple- ment what we -have tried to create with our North Riverside Park Mall; that is, one-stop, one -service shopping for all the residents of North Riverside Park and surrounding areas. I am sure if .a license is granted, you will find Aladdin's Castle to be an asset to the entire community. If you wish to speak to me further firsthand, please do not hesitate to contact me. Kindest ppf—sAnal regards, MELVIN I�dQN ASSOCIATES, INC. Fre Vice President and Director of Leasing FS:ps cc: %4/4r Wrel Gordon, Director of LeasiT:g Aladdin's Castle, Inc. Mr. Melvin Simon, Chairman of the Board Melvin Simon 4 Associates, Inc. Mr. Herbert Simon, President Melvin Simon 6 Associates, Inc. • R 11CO ASSQCIAM M :13 MORT"WEMRN HIGH 1 AY * 3UffZ 201 :4Wf#GTON MtL,f. U1cHM" O 33 psi -am Mr. A. W. Bernsohn Executive Vice President National Mall Monitor 5615 Westfield Avenue Pennsauken, New Jersey 081.0 Dear Mr. Bernsohn: E January 9, 1975 � t JAN 161973 Re: Aladdin's Castle Pontiac Mall Shopping Center in response to your letter of December 20, 1974 requesting my comments concerning the Aladdin's Castle operation, I am pleased to cooperate with your request. I had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Jules Millman, President of Aladdin's Castle, during our first lease negotiation. : found him not only personable, but he was able to convince me that his operation would be an asset to our Mall. I had always conceived of electronic amusements as being little better than a penney arcade, attracting an undesirable eleme.:t and failing to serve the purpose of attracting customers to the ,hopping center. I was most gratified once Aladdin's Castle opened to find that Mr. Millman's representations and expectations were more than fulfilled. The unit was designed around a rather unusual problem and Aladdin's Castle worked with us at considerable expense to produce a quality unit. The operation proved to be an asset to the Mall in that the teenagers who spent hours lounging in the main court are now occupied in construc- tive activity which produces income for the Landlord. Aladdin's Castle is staffed with a competent manager who has kept the rules of the Hall and of the operation strictly enforced. our confidence in Mr. Millman's operation has been reflected in the fact that we have included Aladdin's Castle in a second Mall which we presently have under construction. I am pleased to see that your publication recognizes Mr. Millman and his operation as an outstanding retailer. DG/pf RBQIVRD JAN' 01975 AtA0mcumm Mr. A. W. Bernsohn Executive Vice President NATIONAL MALI, MONITOR 5615 Westfield Avenue Pennsauken, New Jersey 08110 Dear Mr. Bernsohn: THE GOODMAN COMIPANY 7---j BUILDING / 2030 TILGHMAN STREET P.O. BOX 26 -Li / ALLENTOWN. PENNSYLVANIA 18001 (AREA CODE 215) 434 4444 January 3, 1975 Per your letter of December 20, 1974, regarding your forthcoming feature on Aladdin's Castle as Retailer of the Month, I offer the following comments: They, Aladdin's Castle, are tenants in two of our most recently opened malls - Fort Steuben Mall, Steubenville, Ohio, and Granite Run Mall, Media, Pa. 1. In both cases, they opened on the day of the Grand Opening and were most cooperative in working with our Construction Department. In one particular instance where we had to slightly change their location and dimensions of their room at Granite Run Mall prior to their opening and after having completed their store drawings and specs, they never - the less redid the drawings and still constructed their store in time to meet the Grand Opening all of which took place in less than 30 days. Needless to say, our company was most appreciative of their cooperation and understanding along with the fine attitude they maintained. 2. They are most professional from the time of negotiations through construction and after their store has been in operation. They have what I feel a tight control in the management of their stores and according to our Mall Managers Report, there has never been an instac �€ an rouddism or uncleanliness in any ogt €h r operations. <,.... f- Amon Iva GOODMAN COMPANY lac a A. W. Bernsohn necutive Vice President NATIONAL MALL MONITOR January 3, 1975 Page 2 3. I certainly look forward to working with them in the future for our upcoming centers and I think there is no question that they are the "tops" in their field. If I can be of any further assistance, please advise. Very truly yours, T DMI COMP Y Michael E. Stevens Director of Leasing MES/jps cc: Murph Cordon INTERSTATE PROPERTIES 025 CLIFTON "CHUM • CLIFTON NEW JM115tY 07013 • 1201) 770-2424 December 30, 1974 We A. W. LIQrnsohn Executi IgaabKly t306Corporatlm 911 West Big Wver Rd. Suite 201 Troy. Michigan 48084 Tetephone (313) 689-8300 1Kr. A. W. Bernsohn Executive Vice President National Mall Monitor 5815 Westfield Avenue Pennsauken, New Jersey 08110 Re: Aladdin's Castle December 27, 1974 Dear Mr. Bernsohn: I'm in receipt of your recent letter requesting that I report to you on our relationship with Aladdin's Castle. It was with much hesitancy that we first permitted Aladdin's Castle into one of our centers. Many of the tenants in the mall were also concerned that the type of traffic that Aladdin's Castle would -draw, would- not be- an asset to our center. HoweV4x, their success has been beyond our fondest expectations.- Not only have they drawn traffic but they have also drawn the traffic that assists other merchants in increasing their volume. j- -- Aladdin!s-Castle is a clean, well.attended.,. store operation and we are now putting them into our other centers, as space becomes available. If I can be of any further assistance to you please do not hesitate to contact me. Very truly yours, KIMBERLY SCOTT CORPORATION Thomas C. Strauss Vice President TCS: da Homa` •., -;evelopment Co. i;ECEIVED JAN -91975 December 26,h'.Yl2r.. to—ME,M. Morrtson, Becker, Curtis, Kuder & Parrish Seventeenth floor - Bryant Building n ,�-r��,•^••. 1Caasas City,' M0 64106 `iL} _ N�! Attn:. Carl Krauss '4 *.q g- o Res Aladdin's Castle - Independence heater ° Dear Carl: ' : • - In response to your inquiry regarding the proposed Aladdin's - • 4YCw�rtla-dement Center, I ,am writing to Anforp you. thaw aomart Development Co. has had the opportunity to observe .Aladdin's Castle's amusement center operation in various shopping centers and have found them to be respectable, clean, well-managed and closely supervised. Conversations with other major shopping center developers have confirmed our evaluation. _ e We feel that an Aladdin's Castle Amusement Center Will complegent the tenant mix at Independence Center by appealing to customers of all ages and we are looking forward to a long and successful - relationship with Aladdin's Castle in Independence as well as several of our other shopping centers.' If you have any questions please do not besitate to call. • Yours very truly, Edward 8rasnovee Attorney EK:var cc Hal Eisenberg Cathy S. Redden Esus Bsr>zer� EXECUTIVE OFFICES / SEARSTOWER / 44TH FLOON I CHICAGO. ILLINOIS 60651 1 0171875 0144 • l ll - ARTR U R RU B LOFF & CO. REAL ESTATE 69`WEST WASHINGTON STRCCT _. - _ - __.:r��=�"`•�o�a:,e��.ctucwc�-�a�No�s-_saeo�::•t� �' •�3��.�-;_ r.. 1 ] 12) 368-5500 December 23, 1974 Mr. A. W. Bernsohn, Executive Vice President National Mall Monitor 5615 Westfield Avenue Pennsauken, New Jersey 08110 Dear Mr. Bernsohn: In reply to your letter of December 5 regarding Aladdin's Castle, I am delighted to make the following comments : When Jules Millman and his associates originally applied to us for tenancy in our Lakehurst center (Waukegan, Illinois) we had serious reservations about putting thin type of business In the center for fear it would become a "hang out" and crime some undesirable reaction from the other tenants and from fife iot'al�onimunity.` After 'aw number -of meetings with -.Mr: -Millman, he -. a gave us very convincing evidence as to how his organization supervised these units and we, hesitantly, finally elected to have them proceed with the installa- tion of a unit in Lakehurst. They -have -been: in -operation for approximately three years. and,. are ,enjoying,•an- excellent volume of business. The type of supervision they have appears to preclude the possibility of the type of problem that concerned us. Aladdin's Castle has been very well received in the local community and we are now working with them on a number of other locations. If any of your readers would like further reference, please feel free to have them write to me. Sincerely, C •✓ G B:lb - Ire Beak Offices throughout Metropolitan Chicago and in Atlanta, Cincinnati. Dayton. Loa Angeles i San Francisco ATHWOOSS NA GEMZNT :tPANY K 233 Isorrb.,00d: 4501 War Memorial Dore Peoria. itlinois 61613 Ttko one-. 309/698-0444 December 20, 1974 A. V. Bernsohn National Nall Monitor 5615 Westfield Avenue Pennsauken, N.J. 08110 Dear Mr. Bernsohn: R-: Aladdin's Castle Your letter of December Sth. of Development Control Corp. reply. addressed to Mr. Harold Imus has been forwarded to me for When Aladdin's Castle leased space for the openings of this 76:0:,,000 GLA Center I was very apprehensive as to the problems that might be caused by the gathering of the youth. This operation knows how to control their clientel. We have had no complaints other than other stores being asked for change ♦ P, P �.. --44 -the -busy t Imm. s;-.- Afser this :'problem was brought managers attention this was promptly corrected. The Castle has become a waiting place for the teenagers when shopping with their parents Many teenagers I am sure have enticed the parents to the Center as a result of their desire to visit Aladdin's. Not only teenagers seem to partake but many people 'iW order atebrackets•, also -visit the shop. This has become a.= .a ...m meeting place for many of the younger employees of the Center, especially during the employee lunch and dinner hours. At the close of the first year operation Aladdin's Castle is just short of meeting the breakpoint for percentage rent. Thiq - - -' --Ai s rsr -valuable 'tenent .,in ;a location that is not in the main- traffic ain.traffic flow pattern. The Manager is co-operative and recognizes that his problems become Center problems. We like that concept of operation. c ely linto J tad Center ager CC: H. Carlson H. Imus - H. HAUSMAN CO.0 LEASES - SALES - MANAGEMENT ONE PUBLIC SQUARE BUILDING CLEVELAND. OHIO 44113 December 17, 1974 .,potty •. �t1RiArlli -*star T. "ANA" Mr. _A W. Bernsohn National Mall Monitor 5615 Westfield Avenue Pennsauken, New Jersey 08110 Re: Aladdin's Castle Dear Mr. Bernsohn: TaLe"40 t am MM In answer to your letter of December 5, 1974, please note that Aladdin's Castle has been a tenant of ours in two different shopping centers. In fact, we had one of their first stores in Lansing, Michigan and have not only found them to be a very fine tenant but their increased sales every year have shown they really know their business. Sincerely, Roger Benjamin REB/jas 0 LONIAL PROPERTIES I INC. 3465 NORMAN •RIDGE ROAD • ( 205 ) 269-2521 • POST OFFICE BOX 2833 ♦ MONTGOMERY. ALABAMA 30105 January 7, 1974 Mr. A. W. Bernsohn Executive Vice President National Hall Monitor 5615 Westfield Avenue Pennsauken, New Jersey 08110 Re: Aladdin's Castle Dear Mr. Bernsohn: I am in receipt of your letter dated December 20 in reference to Aladdin's Castle being named as Retailer of the Month for the April/May ICSC Convention Issue. I can tell you with all honesty that Colonial Properties to date has been very pleased with our relationship with the Aladdin's Castle organisation and their operations. To date they have done everything that they said they would and run a first-class operation which is well-controlled and well -supervised. The atmosphere created by the Aladdin's Castle operation is first-class .in every respect and fills a void existing in practically every shopping center in existence. There is a need for a place to relax and also have some light form of enterta nmleut to amusejoneself whether the customer is on a major shopping trip or simply spending some leisure time in the mall. The operation is great as a babysitting service since the customers can leave their children in the Aladdin's Castle store while they do their shopping and be assured that they are in good hands. We at Colonial Properties have made several deals with Aladdin's Castle to go into our new regional malls opening up in 1975 and 1976 and look forward to a continuing and mutually beneficial relationship with this organization. With kindest personal regards. I remain Very sincerely yours, COLONIAL PROPER ES, INC. AicD. d McCliniOn nt JDMcC/pag 11 WhQLL AT MANAAS 0300 SUDLEY ROAD O MANASSAS. VIRGINIA 22110 TELEPHONE 703.360-0101' 4 May 1977 Aladdin's Castle 2727 West Roscoe Chicago, Ill. 60618 ATTEN: Mr. Murph Gordon Dear Mr. Gordon: As President of the Mall at Manassas Merchant's Association I am happy to congradulate Carousel Time, Inc. on a well managed fun game operation and one of the many businesses that have added to the improved tenant mix over the past year. As an owner and manager of a shop in the mall I have noticed a significant improvement in our centers youth control, not solely the responsibility of the game room but jointly with the mall's security operation. , Originally I questioned the developers decision tw.1-ease -to, a game room .operation, but durig- the 'phst .ar )kstory{has- `prov_ed what we merchants were promised, la w41L iisNA d'• -and (� maintained fun area that has added a txe an to our cenfer r�✓'+► , �{ 1 �,;��_,� .uincer X,�. -a M M°--Vhoma:Ain�er, Manager Town, '& C'o�tXitry w^ r P i a•I _ ? ! ice;':' _`� - ,l_ � ,��.-- r '�ri ' '6'�'•.l Ss�� f'"�:. ' 4,7 Ile .�. -.r � � 1. • l •Y �,..-�I.•r �'_ 1 �. ►1 ��; tt- 16 TN8 MALL AT MAMAS•AO Q A'►q.0!a C T' -o/ 1MT a•TA Ts ►AO•tIIT I[1 CITY COUNCIL 'ISR A. MURPHY M Pro Tem CITY OF L O D I RICHARD L. HUGHES CITY HALL. 221 WEST PINE STREET WALTER KATNICH POST OFFICE BOX 320 JAMES W. PINKERTON. If LODI. CALIFORNIA 95241 (209) 3345634 November 6, 1981 Aladdin's Castle, Inc. c/o Mr. Steven Gordon 4401 Atlantic Avenue Long Beach, CA 90807 HENRY A. CLAWS. Ir. City Manager ALICE M. REIWHF City Clerk RONALD M. STEIN City Attorney Re: Use Permit and Appeal Regarding Electronic Games Center, 780-W. Kettleman Lane, Lodi, California Gentlemen: This letter will confirm the action taken by the Lodi City Council at its regular meeting of November 4, 1981, whereby, following a public hearing on the matter, the appeal of Mr. Tom Dutra, 801 Brandywine Drive, Lodi, of the Planning Commission's conditional approval of the request of Aladdin's Castle, Inc., for a Use Permit for an Electronic Games Center (i.e. Family Enterta ritent Center) at 780 W. Kettleman Lane in the Vineyard Shopping Canter in an area zoned P -D(15), Planned Deve'Lopment District No. 15, was denied by the Lodi City Council. You should also note that the letter that you had received dated September 29, 1981 from James B. Schroeder, City of Lodi Community Development Director, will now be amended so that paragraph 6 of the conditions will read that the use permit is issued for six months (i.e. May 4, 1982). Should you have any questions regarding this action, please do not hesitate to call this office. Very truly yours, Alice M. Re he City Clerk AR: dg cc: Jim Schroeder Community Development Director CITYCOUNCIL !MMES A. McCARTY. Mayor ROBERT G. MURPHY. Mayor Pro T RICHARD L. HUGHES WALTER KATNICH JAMES W. PINKERTON. It. Tern CITY OF LODI CITY HALL. 221 WEST PINE STREET POST OFFICE BOX 320 LODI. CALIFORNIA 95241 (209) 334-5634 November 6, 1981 Mr. Tom Dutra 801 Brandywine Drive Lodi, CA 95240 Dear Mr. Dutra: . HENRY A. CLAVES. ►r. City Man&*" ALICE M. REIMCHE City Clerk RONALD M. STEIN City Attorney This letter will confirm the actions of the Lodi City Council taken at its regular meeting held Novembez 4, 1981, whereby, following a public hearing on the matter, your appeal of the Planning Commission's conditional approval of the request of Aladdin's Castle, Inc., for Use Permit for an Electronic Games Center (i.e. Family Entertainment Center at 780 West Kettleman Lane in the Vineyard Shopping Center in an area zoned P -D(15) , Planned Development District No. 15, was denied by the City Council. Should you have any questions regarding the action taken by the Council on this matter, please do not hesitate to call this office. Very truly yours, Alice M. Reimche City Clerk AR: dg cc: Jim Schroeder Community Development Director CC -53 (d) ZONING EIR HEARINGS 1981 CITY COUNCIL HENR CLAVES, Jr. C kv Managw JAMESMayor CITY O F LO D I ALICE M. REIAACHE ' ROBERT G.. MURPHY. t1RPHY, Mayor Pro Tem City Clerk RICHARD L. HUGHES CITY HALL, 221 WEST PI%E STREET WALTER 1C/1TNiCN POST OFFICE BOX 120 RONALD M. 57EIN JAMES W. PINKERTON. Jr. LODI. CALIFORNIA 95241 If oft Attorney (209) 334.5634 July 1, 1981 MEMORANDUM TO: ALL PERSONS RECEIVING COPIES OF FILLEY RANCH DRAFT EIR FROM: Community Development Department RE: CORRECTION - FiLLEY jtANCH DRAFT EIR 81-2 ?he Draft EIR contained an error on the Summary page (page III). The fi t paragraph, first sentence, should read: The ro ect Is a 52.6 acre residential devel2pment. The word commerclal should be ate pro ect does not contain any cotmle rc ii a lacreage. PLEASE NOTE THIS CORRECTION IN YOUR COPY OF THE EIR. D MEMORANDUM, City of Lodi, Community Development Department TO: Members of the Lodi City Council DATE: July 15, 1981 City Manager Assistant City Manager City Attorney Ap FROM: Mamie Starr, Assistant City Planner RE: HARNEY LANE LANDFILL ENVIRONMENT IMPACT REPORT We have received a copy of the Draft Environmental Impact Report on the Harney Lane Landfill Replacement Site, prepared for San Joaquin County, bbl Raymond Vail and Associates. If you are interested in reviewing the EIR, I will be happy to obtain a copy for you. The County has requested that all comments be submitted by August 24, 1981. The City Public Works Department and Community Development Department will be subm-itting comments to the County. Attached is a summary of the project from the EI'R. Attachment PROJECT AND ENVIRONME!4TAL IMPACT SI)MMARY The following is a general summary of the proposed project and the potential environmental effects as determined by this analysis. The impact discussions included in this summary which identify impact potentials are partial extrations frau the composite report which follows. The summary is not intended to stand alone. For further information on any subject, the main body of the text should be consulted for an understanding of the com- plete discussion. BRIEF PROJECT DESCRIPTION The project proposes a reelacemgnt site for the existing Harney Lane landfill. The proposed site is a 320} acre parcel which is the west one half of Section 21, T.3N., R.8E.9 M.D.B.&M., shown on the U.S.G.S, "Linden", 7.5 minute, quadrangle map. The proposed replacement site is one to two miles east of the existing landfill on the south side -of Harney Lane.' The replacement site would be operated similarly to the existing landfill operation making use of the disposal trench cut and backfill method. The operation would-be developed in approximately 20 -acre plots beginning at the south end of the property then progressing north toward Harney Lane. It has been estimated that the useful disposal life of the site would extend approximately to or, -perhaps, beyond the year 2000. Upon closure of the landfill operation, the site would be developed for recreational use or returned to grazing or limited farming use. ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS FOUND NOT TO BE SIGNIFICANT Durina the course of study, it was determined that the project would not result in significant effects and does not warrant mitigations relative to the following environmental factors: • Geology • Seismicity • Climate Vegetation • Wildife and Fish • General Plan and Zoning • Population • Public Services Electricity Gas Telephone Domestic Water Wastewater Disposal (Sewer) Police Protection Fire Protection -vii- ' Recreation • Cultural Resources • Public Safety Noise It was also determined that the following environmental factors be affected significantly; however, the project proposes measures or are reasonably available which would mitigate these potential adverse to acceptable levels: ' Topography Surface Water Groundwater Air Quality Economic Considerations Traffic/Circulation Public Safety Nuisance Factors SIGNIFICANT FFECTS WHICH CANNOT BE A could measures effects • Implementation of the project would cause a significant degradation of the aesthetic quality of adjacent residences while the landfill is in operation. However, this'woul.d be a temporary condition since upon closure of the landfill, the site would be reclaimed to provide an attractive appearance. The_l.and has a potential for substantial agricultural productivity if advanced land management practices are employed. Implementation of the project would significantly reduce the agricultural potential of the land or, perhaps, eliminate the potential depending on how the landfill is operated. By itself, the loss of approximately 320 acres of arable land is not significant on a statewide basis; however, the collective and continuing incremental loss of arable land in California has grown to significant levels over the past 20 years-: Sections 15023.5(b) and 15143(a) of the State EIR Guidelines require that ". individually minor but collectively significant projects taking place over a period of time" shall be discussed. See discussion of soils impact assessment for details. ENERGY CONSIDERATIONS The project would not result in wasteful expenditure of energy. However it would not exercise, due to current economic considerations, available measures capable of extracting substantial amounts of energy stored in the buried waste and not utilized. Further, the project does not propose to fully utilize the landfill's resource -recovery potential. This could save substantial amounts of energy in the aluminum, paper, glass and ferrous metal products manufacturing industries. The detailed discussion of this complex issue should be referred to in the main text. NOTICE OF NEGATIVE DECLARATION FOR GRUPE COMMUNITIES FOR LOT LINE ADJUSTMENTS IN LAKESHORE VILLAGE, UNIT 11 ND -81-21 Notice is hereby given that the Community Development Director has filed a Negative Declaration for Grupe Communities for a Lot Line Adjustment of Lots 39, 40, 41 and 42 of the Lakeshore Village Subdivist-on Un1t 11, located on West Kettleman Lane. Information regarding this item may be obtained in the office of the Community Development Director at 221 West Pine Street, Lodi, California. All interested persons are invited to present their views and comments on the Negative Declaration. Written statements may be fited with the Community Development Director at any time prior to ,July 27, 1981. By Order of the City of Lodi JAMES B. SCHROEDER, Director Community Development Department Dated: July 6, 1981 NOTICE OF NEGATIVE DECLARATION FOR JAMES GERARD, ON BEHALF OF VINEYARD BUSINESS CENTER ND -81-17 Notice is hereby given that the Community Development Director has filed a Negative Declaration for James Gerard, on behalf of the Vineyard Business Center. This request is to amend the Land Use Element of the General Plan by (1) redesignating a 5.59 acre parcel at 1110 West Kettleman Lane from Office -Institution to commercial; and (2) to amend Planned Development District No. 15 (P -D(15)), to permit C -S, Commercial Shopping Uses on the 5.59 acre parcel at 111 O.West Kettleman Lane. Information regarding these items may be obtained in the office of the Community -Development Director at 221 West Pine Street,, Lod;I, California. All interested persons are invited to present their views and comments on the Negative Declaration. Written statements may be filed with the Community Development Director at any time prior to July 13, 1981. By Order of the City of Lodi JAMES B. SCHROEDER, Director Community Development Department Dated: July 3, 1981 4-� r/ "V-qa 11 1IG Mr. H{.l11r11 a— VI• BAUMBACH S PiAIIA, ENGINEERS ON BEHALF Of WILLIAM CLEMINCS FOR THE BRIARWOOD CONDOMINIUM PROJECT ND -81-19 Notice is hereby given that the Community Development Director has filed a Negative Declaration for Bau Bach and Piazza, Engineers, on behalf of William Clemings for The Briarwood, a 16 -unit condominium project. This is a one -lot, .74 acre subdivision, to be located on the west side of South Church Street, 420' south of Lambert Court. Information regarding this item may be obtained in the office of the Community Development Director at 221 West Pine Street, Lodi, California. All interested persons are invited to present their views and comments on the Negative Declaration. Written statements may be filed with the Community Development Director at any time prior to July 13, 1981. By Order of the City of Lodi JAMES B. SCHROEDER, Director Community Development Department Dated: July 3, 1981 NMTIVE DMARATIOt1 Notice is hereby given that the City of Lodi Planning Depar y�ki determined that the following proposal will have no "SignificaImpact on the Environment". Supporting documentation is avail in the foof a "Preliminary Environmental Assessment" and is a able for public review in the Planning Department Office, City N Building, 221 W. Pine Street. Anyone wishing to appeal the issuance of this Declaration to the Planning Commission may do so no later than the date indicated as "Last date to Appeal". Date 5/14/81 Project Title: ND -81-8 FORE GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT b REZONING REQUESTS Responsible Agency: Lodi Planning Dept. Contact Person: M. J. Starr NAME OF PERSON, FIRM, OR AGENCY UNDERTAKING PROJECT: KATZM AN a SCHAFFER. Address: Ci ty : County 122 N. CHURCH STREET LODI SAN JOAQUIN Area Code: Phone; 209 368-5311 PROJECT DESCRIPTION OF NATURE, PURPOSE, AND LOCATION Amendment of the Land Use Element Map of the Lodi General Plan from Low Density Residential to Office Institution and rezoning from R-1 to RCP of oe < 4L�j 4.13- acres on the west side of Lower Sacramento Road. identified specifically 617 S. Lower Sacramento Road (APR 027-040-06) and a portion of 333 South Lauver Sacramento Road (APR 027-040-04). RCP zoning will permit conversion of an existing dwelling to office or professional uses and/or construction► LODI Project Location City Project Location County t LODI SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY f t t Last Date to ppea :dress Fihere Preliminary Environment Assessment is Available: June 5, 1981 LODI CITY PLANNING DEPT. { 221 W. Pine St., Lodi, CA 95240 Phone:- (209) 334-5634 r ..................... ........... .......... MIN . ... ....... . .. .. ........... ....... .. ... ............ .... ............ ............ .. ..... ........ ............ . ..... . . . . . . . . . . . I ........... ad ........... ............. . ............... .......... .............. i % .......... A. .......... X: L............ f 6L ................ ............... . ..... 3 .......... 'E: TO ...... . LO W DENS 1 IN: SIDENTIA ....... ....... :::;.:4 -::::OF.FlCt: lNs*fi JTION::::":.::::::: ..................... .... ................ ............. ............ ............... .............. .......... ... .............. ................ ::**''.,."* .... ...... .......... ..................... ................ FORMATION ONLY. IS LAND USE APPROVED ,WT AMENDMENTS DEC'ARTMENIT. LOW PUSLI *[CREATION CON14CRCIAL OFFICE- I USTI TUTIOII ............ . .. . ....... ............ . ..................... ............ ........... .............................................. .....'I.... ............ .................. . ZF. ............ ................ ............. 0 ...................... oz .................... ......................... . ............ .......... ............... -if .......... ................. FORE E GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT --- T_ T i" I GP -81_2 16111 N. LWR. SACRAMENTO RD. A.P.**027-040-04,06 M e ,t.. _ i f 1 R-1 4 0 i - I -94.4,0 -04NAL -.- R2 ST. -- --- R-1 e%.Cz R -CP R -CP /NE' ST. - VEST P •t-. f Environmental Assessment INITIAL STUDY PROJECT TITLE Millard Fore General Plan Aeendment (GP LU.81-2) and Rezoning request LOCATION 0 ., Can tar PROJECT t Lowr Sacto Rd (027-040-06) and portion of 333 S. Lwr SIS4 -fit of the Land Use Element of the City General Plan from Low Density Residential to Office Institution and rezoning of same from R-1' to RCP. • - Oentra -Pain Designation (A) Existing (city), (R) Proposed (A) Low Density .Basi-dentlal; (Q) -Office -Institution. - 41 t `-descrjption and surrounding land use 6t7 is 1.10 acres with an existing ra}��"c<s-gnr8geri4AndscaPing-and: tmall vineyard. Portion of 333 is 3.03+ acres rcel contain ng:vine and and L e ! G to P reals = ch south. (A) It- 1; 11) RCP Wi 1 V tht=' Pro ect Nave a Significant Effect Any of the FollowingImpacts?'Yes No ,. 7. a., Si�stalntial alteration of natural topography, soil t or'bsc►11 features.:....:.:' .:........:..:.........:.' X b,.�Subatiktiaily�deg rada surface --or groundwater'quality.: X 'e. stendepl�ta'su'rface or groundwater `resources:::i::.�:::...•.'..•..•:-.._:...:...•......:.:...... .. •,>� r: - d. :Sekstsntially interfere with groundwater flow X or. recharge o ..' ............................. w ......... o ` ' •. Cause a significant affect related ;o flood, erosion �. • or.siltation.......... ................................. X f. Substantlai interference with the habitat of any fir•' �s pecles'of fish, wildlife or plant .................... X g. Violate ambient air quality standards or create • substantial air emissions or objectionable odors...... • X ' r h. Substantially increase ambient noise or glare 4*i for adjoining areas............ Substantial 'reduction of existing cropland. Not. substantlal 7 X = ' j. 'titpose. individuals or property to geologic, public health, traffic, flood, seismic or other hazards...... X,-- 4 W y ' r � Y4� a •• , \ ♦, i' 2} ra�yy ` Yes No Mayes •. k.- Have a substantial, demonstrable, negative aesthetic effect ..........:.................................... X 1. Result in the disruption or alteration of an �•' archeological, historical or paleontological site.... X m: cause or -allow substantial increase in consumption in "y natural rpsourcet............ X j n. Results In the use or waste of substantial amounts ofi ' fuel- or energy...... X }: o. ^Necessitate major extensions of water, -sewer, storm -•drain, electrical l Ines or public roads .............. x_}�: p. Substantially increase demand for or utilization of �publis services such as schools or fire or police F . X �> , q. Substantially change transportation patterns related ;.. -to ex isting,.traffic Toad, street capacity, parking �- availability or traffic safety......................... X yduce substantial growth, concentration orrdisplace "�r r X � �T msnt or-popuIatlon.,' '�: f i ; :, r Ft,r. f ^ . "r r r• • .. � = s. Result In an alteration or conflict with exists . ',planned land uses...............................�r X r :f• • t. Conflict with'adopted ted tans . p plans, or policies of the City of Lodi .................................... X - JAdverse Impacts of project and their magnitude: possible increased noise and glare will depend upon specific use, building cm�struction and amount of uiLimate aavinsas P toriing would permit up to 10 units per acre of residentig) as wail as offices_ [ significant problems expected. Extension of services - Tokay Street to be extended southern edge of parcels at developer expense; other services to be extended likewise. T Change in occupancy of dwelling may necessitate connection.to City services. Mitigation heasures to Reduce Adverse Impacts Identified by Initial Study: 4;, * .. .t�... � ��. , .. 'r .:.ti �- � :3;z: A .vii �,'.: �Tyt+V•'t'JAJ -? e ✓r S' K fti ': r j1 , �• r .> il� Y f r �i ro� ' f .�}...-,.lry'••a1a .' r�1�. -� �, . + f: "'•.lf''y fa,4'C�'ln'+��! yt2'. .'f�' .• .r t• t t ' r RECOMMENDATION "'^.+_ y 14 -x alive Declaration EIR Conditional Ne alive Declaration s. JAMES B. SCHROEDER Environmental Review Officer -' < A '' i , ' -.1, ` •.f �- Y,,., •� ,� � By D ate�5/-1$/81 ' _ '' a EIR/1-81 ' • ,.: :. ] y, TO: L. U. S. D. • NOTICE OF PREPARATION Negative Declaration FOXBOROUGN CONDOMIMIUMS Prolect Title 510 bast Vine Street .Project oca on Specific , Description of nature, purpose, and beneficiaries of project: A 20 unit condomimium project to be constructed by ti/i i 1 i am t tem i ngs. The project conforming to the existing zoning of res -medium density, R -MD CITY OF LOW DAVID MORIMOTO (209) 334-5634 Lead gency C—muct erson Phone 221-W. Pine Street. Lodi of ress 6-22-81 UYIEW. PERIOD Dur agency would appreciate cmm,ents on t e scope and areas in whicfi your agency feels an enviromnental review should cover, as well as arw data which may be pertinent to the project. e 1Q/1980 r— Environmental Assessment INITIAL STUDY 1. PROJECT TITLE FOXBOROLIGH CONDOMINIUMS 2. LOCATION 510 East Vine Street .3. PROJECT DESCRIPTION 76 appticont Is constructing a 20 unit condominiums project on The pgESd ll In an area zoned R -HD, Residential High Density.* -T6 wansa4 will require approval of a tentative subdivision map. :Censral PtanDesignation tsci4pitlon ndt,surrouniiin, lstlni(city) '(B) Proposed' (A) Residential 4, Th� I Is currently vacant. parce eA �nt2 ori� i�ildantaj J, lstlng;8) PT posed (A) R - MD , Res -Medium Density -177-77 ------ v1tt_-&4i;j0ct Have a SI nificant Effect .-Wrough Any of t1_w Following Impa_ct`sT__ "Yes NO tUyb* �fubstihtlal 4"Iteraittow...0if natural-iopographY.' soil r o ub S so tures. ......... ...... X. stikial lly.,,'diorade 'surface or, groundwatorqual I ty. roundwatar. itantial1j.'Aeplete, surface or I g �k .4. 77 v th groundwater -fl ire -&CFf1, ow P S(vt IX .Ceiiswb;s4w-I afftct"relat' ed to- IF lo4x eros ion -7 7. on,ft, X, —tv, ...... t 't al*.Ute'r#�rence'wlth the habitat -di I e'or-plani... ypeciesof f, f 1o1it*-'.ambI_efit.aW�qaVIty standards or create - 5 stinital 'afremI s os'or bbjectionable odors" 2. S yjncieaie ambient nolse.--or 01 lovetfor 'adjolqlng.a s. . 1 ...... 0 Subiqintlil'-redticilon of.. existing cropland.... .... Sie'jndIv*ldu'als'or.' property to geologic, PU61,1C "'iraff flood' '43 n ties I th"�, traffic, selsmic'or other hazards... Yes 'No Maybe k:'. Have a* substantial, demonstrable, negative aesthetic ' - effect.-' .......... ........ ........ 1. Result in the disruption or alteration of an archeological, historical or -paleontological site.... X P. "Cause or allow substantial increase in consumption in _;.,i.. ,;,:,�:�`+s:�'{;•`� ...°:any gatural resources .....................::.:........ •' �!.'r".�.'=- Q•• Resuits.in the use or waste of substantial amounts of :•'•.1'� fuel ortei/eFgy...•..••.•••i..•••....i•:.i.••••.•.•.i• - - NeceAs`itate aa►Joir' eztenstons of water,..sewer,.3torm' r ' drain,, electrical lines or public roads :Substantial ly increase demand for or utilization of ' _ ., public services= such. as schools or fire or police ,�- V iI� protect ton _ • . , . ..-; • V .. ;Substantially change transportation patterns i�•,.Yi. r�.y .�a r;t, r 4' M4 * i.• 1 - t.l� •l. .related ,i' jDo existing traffic load, .street capacity, parking �I .. ... ► ity or traffic safety.......:: :.::.......... X ubstantiil gibiah;centration. or •di'splace= .--cant Qf population ................ ••:_••.•..•••:•••....Jtr. . •r. i? X -R* Attir'an'atteratton�or conflict with existing or }�+— i :Planned land uses.: ...........:...::.:..::....:..... ,.•. ''X: i -1 -_ t. ' "Con fI pct with adopted' plans, goals or Policies of ,jthe City of Lodi .... ........ .......... :...........:. ' C'_ ^�`' f•- 5j,�'�^,o)C : .._ � 'R. ,........ w-.7��'� 'a+ r%.. r � 4 Y*••'�'sii`.•i '� �•. �` �..{! _ Yzr :Adverse impacts of project and their_ magn i_tude: • t, :'� �' •-�� '`t�Cty"�{;' `y •;` �' � t �.1 .:yv •- `,:...�.'r,. �•, S• -•G'' J{; J.. - .).. �•}Y1.�:.: _ .e`[' "-•-�- t; ,!�! �y,�w� a -M l at' e+ �.�,, ••'-• � sign• ,�. t� ^moi ;Yy[��~-► --'. •.;✓`:�.'�'�.Vk•�'2?N�l.}•�'a rl �..i .'% ' i•��`a+��l�'+r�}'?'•��. =.P �i`";:`i', �: �: ^c:�4'�ir. '.. 'i;;'r "•G: �,��.V �' �•�•ay,•'��'` ='-•;. -- r~'-t�1_L�."x2:i�`'`:�?�'Sr-.�j:� �;.j.T•:;�.�.i�t�.i�.?t3'��•�iil;�-':��•y�j�.:i:��.�.atSoc. �.`. 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SCHROE ER �• t•�.-,0$ x amental view fi 1 Y r� .jt. fJ1i- -.i4Y, ,,��;; �� •lli i,',\ �3�� J<<).�n:'ti'( :•?n...r. s r�^• ►�t xa i�.._.. .. v.'Da i h:.:. •:7 rt+i?+��'-'• .'J .. � '��i},{�•' %� .:�:,.?.;rr):,a�'.. fly -:' ` tt ��%}�y•�y. aL��](� ...►.%1 ...�• i..+i...i *N'' ... •�MI,,. A-1. 4.--a••� is �,: 7I..�k.`•••'F,. .Ii• ._ �iiiit'NS�.ihC11W..J.'�'�,w.'•.,'�wSi NWATIVE DEC[ARATICN i Notice is hereby gi'en that the City of Lodi Planning Department has determined that the following proposal will have no "Significant Impact on the Envirpnment". Supporting documentation is available in the form of a "Preliminary Environmental Assessment" and is avail- able for public review in the Planning Department Office, City Hall Building, 221 W. Pine Street. Anyone wishing to appeal the issuance of this Declaration to the Planning Commission may do so no later than the date indicated as "Last date to Appeal". Dat 6/12/81 Project Title: FOXBOROUGH CONDOMIMtUMS(ND-81-15) Responsible Agency: Lodi Planning Dept. Contact Person: D. Morimoto, Asst. Planner NAME OF PERSON, FIRM, -OR AGENCY UNDERTAKING PROJECT: WILLIAM CLEMINGS Address: City: County: 434 C1owe Ct Lodi Son Jooquin Area Code: Phone; (209) 369-:9141 PROJECT DESCRIPTION OF NATURE, PURPOSE, AND LOCATION A 20 unit condomimium project to be constructed by William _C'1 emi na s . The project conforming to the existing zoning of res-m4dium density, R -MD Project Location -City PFoject Location County LODI SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY ast to to Appeal: Address ere re m nary Environment Assessment is Available: 6-22-81 LODI CITY PLANNING DEPT. 221 W. Pine St., Lodi, CA 95240 Phone: (209) 334-5634 0 STREET r i •AUMMACM S PIAZZA ��. CMI. 6MO/NGUnG 1.11 YYA V 11 r O iI f► �NNfe 0`iM to a r I 1 9 A it r QARs1El0 zR i k :- I - • Aria pp .+ 0 STREET r i •AUMMACM S PIAZZA ��. CMI. 6MO/NGUnG 1.11 YYA V 11 r O iI f► �NNfe 0`iM to a r I 1 9 "-tFa •. a Y.y. .a.. .fir• .'.I a. .. R s • DANE.. fife N Iw. f M A it r zR "-tFa •. a Y.y. .a.. .fir• .'.I a. .. R s • DANE.. fife N Iw. f M TO: L.U.S. D. County Clerk �* �� /N Bulletin Board (City Hall) ,o T� F Fps G O NOTICE 1DF PREPARATION Negative Declaration Baumbach and Plazza, Consulting Engineers, for SUMMERHELD (Marvin Wiebe, Developer) Wiect Title 1820 South Church -and 1902 S.-thurch Street, Lodi Project-1.660tion Specific Description of nature, purpose, and beneficiaries of project: IbA awliennt is X81' acre residential project located at 1520 South Church Street. The P-421ect will include -a 66 unit condomi_tnium project, 12 zero lot line units, and 3 detached An gle family. lots. '76 pro ict is a rewbmital of apeviously approved project,. Citi► Of Lodi David Morimoto (209334-5634 Lead "gl Agency ntact Person Phone 221 W. Pine Street, Lodi, CA 95240 Address 6/22/81 PERIODREVIEW Wr-a-gency would appreciate comments on the scope and areas In which your agency feels an environmental review should cover, as well as any data which may be pertinent to the project. ND/1980 is 1" 0( Notice is hereby given that the City of Lodi Planning Department has determined that the following proposal will have no "Significant Impact on the Environment". Supporting documentation is available in the form of a "Preliminary Environmental Assessment" and is avail- able for public review in the Planning Department Office, City Hall Building, 221 W. Pine Street. Anyone wishing to appeal the issuance of this Declaration to the Planning Commission may do so no later thany the date indicated as "Last date to Appeal". Date ,=11-61 Project Title: SIiMMERFIELD (Marvin Lliebe, Developer) Responsible Agency: Lodi Planning Dept. Contact Person: David Morimoto NAME OF PERSON, FIRM, OR AGENCY UNDERTAKING PROJECT: Baumbach and Piazza, Consulting Engineers Address: City: County: 221 West 'oak Street Lodi San Joaquin Area Code: (2Oq) Phone; 368-8098 PROJECT DESCRIPTION OF NATURE, PURPOSE, AND LOCATION The applicant is progposing.a 9.8* acre residential project located at 1820 South Church Street. The project will include a 66 unit condomimium project, 12 zero lot line _ units, and 3 detached single family lots. The project is a resubmital of a prbViously- approved project 057-370-31 ro ezt Location City Project—location County LODI SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY Last to toAppeal: rens Where Preliminary Environment Assessment is Available: 6-22-81 LODI CITY PLANNING DEPT. 221 W. Pine St., Lodi, CA 95240 Phone: *(209) 334-5634 r— Environmental Assessment e. Cause a significant affect related to flood, erosion :. INITIAL STUDY or siltation :..............:.........:..:.......:..:.: i. PROJECT TITLE �UMMERFIELD 2. LOCAT I ON 1820 South Church Street 3. 'PROJECT DESCRIPTION 'A 9.8t acro residential project containing 66 Condominium ° smi u J2 zero lot lirlq units and 3 detached single family Ion. This ik"mad plan is a resubmito of i General -Plan Designation (A) Existing (city), (B) Proposed (A) Low Denetbe . _ Residual, (B) i -lo 'change = S. Site'description and surrounding land use Wdffl lol to the north. west end �.'b. soWh'.' 1ndu4" to the east. 1..:: level for adjoining areas ............................... r . 6. ' Zoning (A) :Existing, (B) Proposed (A) R-2 and R -GA F I :: Substantial redoction'of existing cropland......... will the Project Have a Si nIffcant Effect Through Any o the Following impacts'- 'Yes No Maybe '': �" ' -health, traffic, flood, seis0c or other hazards...... 7. a. Substantial alteration of natural topography, soil or subsoi l' features ..:..:::................. r). Substantially degrade surface or groundwater quality.. X Substantially deplete surface or groundwater 'resources .. .... ... - X �:. d. Substantially interfere with groundwater flow .fit" or recharge..:.:. .................................... X ,. e. Cause a significant affect related to flood, erosion :. or siltation :..............:.........:..:.......:..:.: �. t �' . X r f.- . Substantial interference with the habitat of any ^ species- of fish, wildlife or plant ............. X •.:r g. Violate ambient air qual l ty •standards or create,�.; �,r : ,.:'substantial 'air. emissions or objectionable odors...... X " 'max; "F` , �.'b. _ Substantially increase ambient noise or glare 1..:: level for adjoining areas ............................... X F I :: Substantial redoction'of existing cropland......... X. Expose individuals or property to geologic, pub) is '': �" ' -health, traffic, flood, seis0c or other hazards...... X TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION MAP SUMMERFIELD 1820 S. Church 057-370-31 1902 S. Church 057-370-67 .oh 1-12 zero lot line SFR .ots 13-15 SFR .ot 16 condominium TO: ^{ i A?j NOTICE OF PREPARATION r Negative Declaration SWANSON REZONING 1001 Windsor Drive Project oca on Specific Description of nature, purpose, and beneficiaries of project: The applicant would like to rezone an existing single homily porcel from single findly��2I�t to Profuslog[ inQE&Lto buildpqrking. "The additional will allow him to -TT2nd the medical office bui located on the adjacent parcel to the west. City of Lodi David Morimoto (209)334-5634 _ %ate 7�gency taa - Person Phone 221 West P102 StE22t, Address Our agency would appreciate comments on the scope aM areas in which your agency feels an environmental review should cover, as well as any data which may be pertinent to the project. ND/1980 Notice is hereiy given that the City of Lodi Planning Department has determined that the following proposal will have no "Significant Impact on the Environment". Supporting documentation is available in the form of a "Preliminary Environmental Assessment" and is avail- able for public review in the Planning Department Office, City Hall Building, 221 W. Pine Street. Anyone wishing to appeal the issuance of this Declaration to the Planning Commission may do so no later than the -date indicated as "Last date to Appeal". Date 6/12/81 Project Title: SWANSON REZONING Responsible D. Morimoto pons Agency: Lodi Planning Dept. Contact Person: MM OF PERSON, FIRM, OR AGENCY UNDERTAKING PROJECT: DENNIS SWANSON (Windsor Properties) Address: 00 City: County: 9 S. Fairmont Avenue L� Son Joa quip Area Code: (ap) Phone; • 369-0661 PROJECT DESCRIPTION OF NATURE. PURPOSE, AND LOCATION • The applicant would like to rezone an existing single family parcel from single . family residential to Residential Professional in order to build a parking lot. The additional parking will allow him to expand the medical office building. located on the adjacent parcel to the west ro ect Location City ro ect Location County LODI SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY East to toAppeal: Address Where Preliminary Environment Assessment is Available: 6/201 LODI CITY PLANNING DEPT. 221 W. Pine St., Lodi, CA 95240 Phone: (209) 334-5634 • Environmental Assessment INITIAL STUDY t .. PROJECT TITLE- SWANSON REZONING 2. LOCATION 1001 Mi'ndso r Drive 3.. PROJECT DESCRIPTION The applicants would like to convert on existing single family lot into a Rgrking lot in order to expand their medical office building_ The lot of the house is zoned R-1, Residential-singIg Family and will neat to be re- : zd6j i to R -CP, Radelantint-COMMe„rcial profentonal to nen it the rhanna in use -.:_ k. General Plan Designation (A) Existing (city), (B) Proposed �'�` (A) Low Density Residential , (� Office -Institutional ti..5: Si to description and surrounding land use The area to the west, along Fairmont X Amenue'is n� lv�oe and m mUcal uses. The areo -to the east are single .famiIY ' 6. • Zoning r(A). Existing, (B) Proposed (A) R-1, Rasidentiol-Sing a FQmily �. _g.Violate substantial- air emissions or objectionable odors...... (8i R -CP, Residential -Commercial Profesdonal h .Substantially increase ambient noise or glare �, • Will the Project Have a Significant Effect , hrrougAny of the Following Impacts? 'Yes No Maybe Expose individuals or property to geologic, public • 7. , a.- ' Substantial alteration of natural topography, soil `^ •r' '•`health, traffic, flood, seismic or other hazards...... or: 'subsoil features ...... o X ....................... -'.".". b:• Substantially degrade surface or groundwater quality.. X - :=�.' C. Substantially deplete surface or groundwater .- •... -resources .............................................. X d. Substantially interfere with groundwater flow '•,�.-. t "or recharge .................... ..:................... ... . _` t�.;�• e:'. 'Cause a significant affect related to flood, erosion �' `" "'► '� • _ �• ..:or siltation................. • . -......••......... ... . . .... . .,JY;.. i,S • w ,a •moi 7 ,. ? .<�, •t•:•: t .�r;Y'f _ .-f. . Substsntial interference with the habitat of any species of fish, wildlife or plant .................... X ' ambient air uaiit- standards or create _g.Violate substantial- air emissions or objectionable odors...... `` • _ ` h .Substantially increase ambient noise or glare �, • 'level for adjoining areas .................... .... , Substantial reduction of existing cropland.......:.... Expose individuals or property to geologic, public ! '. `^ •r' '•`health, traffic, flood, seismic or other hazards...... X .,JY;.. i,S • w ,a •moi 7 ,. ? .<�, •t•:•: t .�r;Y'f _ `�''d •�. Yes No Maybe k. Have a substantial, demonstrable, negative aesthetic effect........................ ........................ X .' 1. Result in the disruption or alteration of an archeological, historical or paleontological site.... X m. Cause or allow substantial increase in consumption in any natural res_ources... ........................ o.:. n. Results in the use or waste'of•substantial amounts of �'•. fuel' or energy.:.:.....'..............:_..�..:...'.: .. o. ^Necessitate major extensl6ns.of-watgr,:.sewer, storm • drain,.el.ectrical lines or public roads....• ......... X ' ,p. Substantially increase demand for or utilization of ;.public services such as schools or fire or police ...protect ion ...... ... • X - - -. q.. Substantially, change transportation patterns 'related • ;`_' existing traffic load; street capacity. parking - - : or traffic safety. .. = ................. ... X r.- -induce substantial growth, concentration. or displace-• i?• . is i Trti• r 'ra�ent of population.................................... X rt -, _ s.,' Result. in.3n alteration or conflict with existing or planned 'land uses ...... ... .. .......... ........... : X • �, ct 'wi th adopted plans, goals or policies of the City of Lodi .................................... Adverse lmpacts of - project and their magnitude: The niee will remove on existing nasidenoe and re 'lace it with aporking lot. Could be some in P - glare on cdjacent properties - and qaOptlye aesthetic effect_ Mitigation Measures to Reduce Adverse Impacts Identified by Initial Study: ;. The porldng lot could be :deemed and landscaped to reduce glare •on adjacent properties and `J to�hell! IngMe the oesthetics'of the proposed p2fklrg lot RECOMMENDATION .Y baa �.- ' fi .�• X .5 „� Negative Declaration EIR x Conditional Negative Negative 't '.ter+, �� ..►,: :.fir: �`. ., :::>r.•: .., \,... Declaration ,. x i :< .♦ a=. r :)� c. t .. .. ..; • =t:yeti .. JAMES B. SCHROEDER •- . ,. ,Y �;; •, :.; ; :..+.. Environmental Review Officer' ,Y • ./ � • •'t��ry'•j%►...5: �'• •a; �..•-� •, By' 'f.: , t. % •'i �a v: ••'Date ' 'tet .:t, -•.T:. -r. ?'r..- a '• "�� r'A 7 .,�-•L EIR/��v�'. -, �,�� ''1• - /ANY fJy lj� '1„�•j.�r t • �,. ;�1..�.sn:.,..•�'�i:i;�:: r yds - '' 6 J�. ,..�Y: ... .._ .'Y' t. ,l:�'.:i�..•i