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CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF LODI
CARNEGIE FORUM, 305 WEST PINE STREET
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1991
7:30 P.M.
ROLL CALL Present: Council Members - Pennino, Pinkerton,
Sieglock, Snider, and Hinchman (Mayor)
Absent: Council Members - None
Also Present: City Manager Peterson, Assistant City
Manager Glenn, Community Development
Director Schroeder, Public Works Director
Ronsko, City Attorney McNatt, and City Clerk
Reimche
INVOCATION The invocation was given by Pastor Lee Hamby, Temple
Baptist Church.
PLEDGE OF The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Hinchman.
ALLEGIANCE
PRESENTATIONS There were no presentations, awards, or proclamations
presented at this Council Meeting.
CONSENT CALENDAR In accordance with report and recommendation of the City
Manager, Council, on motion of Council Member Snider,
Pennino second, approved the following items hereinafter
set forth.
CLAIMS CC -21(a) Claims were approved in the amount of $4,592,670.30.
MINUTES The Minutes of August 7, 1991 (Regular Meeting) were
approved as written.
SALE OF SCRAP WIRE AND METAL,
#3/0 TRIPLEX, SUBMERSIBLE PUMP
AND MOTOR APPROVED
CC -20 The City Council authorized the advertisement for bids for
CC -47 the sale of one lot of scrap wire and metal, one reel of #3
Triplex cable, and one submersible pump and motor removed
from Well #17,
The City Council was apprised that during the course of
operations the City utility departments generate quantities
of scrap wire and metal. Periodically, the City will sell
such quantities to scrap metal dealers on a highest -bid,
all -or -none basis.
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The current quantities of scrap metal to be advertised for
sale are -as shown below. Estimated revenue from this
portion of the sale is $2,700.
Scrap Wire and Metal - Detail of Items and Weights
Bare Copper 550 lbs.
Insulated Copper 1,950 lbs.
Bare Aluminum 860 lbs.
Insulated Aluminum 6,000 lbs.
Underground Cable 850 lbs.
Scrap Iron 3,000 lbs.
Transformer Casings,
Capacitor Casings 1 lot
consisting of about
15 shells
Luminaire Housings,
(Mercury Vapor, replaced
by High -Pressure Sodium) 1 lot
consisting of about
45 aluminum housings
The Electric Utility Department also has one reel
(approximately 1,000 feet) of #3/0 Triplex which is of no
further use in the City's distribution system. The
estimated revenue from the sale of this cable is $500.
The Water/Wastewater Department recently removed from Well
#17 a submersible pump for which the motor had failed.
Repair estimates for the motor have ranged as high as
$7,000, and the pump is not usable for spare parts.
Revenue from the sale of the pump and failed motor is
estimated to be about $2,800.
STANDARDIZATION OF POLICE LIGHT
BARS AND EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT
RESOLUTION NO. 91-161
CC -20 The City Council adopted Resolution No. 91-161 approving
CC -47 the standardization of purchase of future police light bars
CC -300 and emergency equipment used by the City of Lodi Police
Department with River City Installation located in
Sacramento, California.
The City Council was apprised that at the present time, the
patrol units of the Lodi Police Department are equipped
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with twin sonic light bars and Unitrol control boxes. The
Unitrol control boxes are approximately 20 years old and
most of the light bars are approximately 10 years old.
In the 1991-92 budget we received approval to begin
replacing this equipment on a rotation basis over the next
three years. We will be replacing the light bars and
control boxes, six at a time, beginning this year.
In preparation for this equipment acquisition, we have
conducted research to determine a company that might meet
our needs for equipment and installation. We had different
types of light bars placed on the patrol units on an
experimental basis, and have concluded that the Code 3
light bar with the Unitrol control box best meets the needs
of this department.
In working with River City Installation, we have found that
they have the parts and materials readily available, and
the expertise to keep our emergency equipment in good
working order.
River City Installation is providing emergency equipment to
the following agencies: West Sacramento PD, Amador County
Sheriff's Office, Yolo County S/0, City of Dixon, City of
Davis, City of Jackson, City of Shafter and the Department
of Fish and Game. We have checked with several of these
agencies and they have been extremely happy with the
service and equipment provided by River City Installation.
Section 3.20.040 (Exemptions from Centralized Purchasing)
authorizes the City Council to standardize on specific
supplies, services and equipment. The Lodi Police
Department has enjoyed a successful program with River City
Installation thus far. It appears that it would be most
advantageous to use their service and product, it is
recommended that the City standardize on police light bars
and emergency equipment.
SPECIFICATIONS AND ADVERTISEMENT
FOR BIDS FOR LANE LINE PAINTING,
VARIOUS STREETS, 1991 APPROVED
CC -12.1(c) The City Council approved the specifications for Lane Line
Painting, Various Streets, 1991, and authorized advertising
for bids to be received Wednesday, September 18, 1991.
This project provides painting of lane lines on arterial
and collector streets on an annual basis, and approximately
50 percent of residential streets. Should the actual bid
be less than the amount budgeted, the difference will be
used to paint additional lane lines.
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A recap of lane lines and quantities is shown below:
LANE LINES MILES
Broken White/Yellow 54.5
Double Yellow 13.9
Eight -inch Solid White 2.3
Edge Line 8.1
Transitional .6
Two-way Left Turn 8.2
TOTAL MILES
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PURCHASE OF DUMP TRUCK,
STREET DIVISION
RESOLUTION NO. 91-162
CC -12(d) The City Council adopted Resolution No. 91-162 approving
CC -300 the purchase of a dump truck for the Street Division from
Interstate International, Stockton, California in the
amount of $52,077.45.
Funds to purchase a dump truck were approved in the 1990-91
operating budget and specifications and advertisement for
bids were approved by the City Council on August 7, 1991.
Bids were opened on August 21, 1991 and one bid was
received.
The bid exceeds the budgeted amount of $51,340 by $737.45.
This increase is mainly due to a 1.75% increase in sales
tax since that unit was approved.
PURCHASE OF TRACTOR/LOADER
WITH EXTENDABLE BACKHOE, STREET
DIVISION
RESOLUTION NO. 91-163
CC -12(d) The City Council adopted Resolution No. 91-163 approving
CC -300 the purchase of a tractor/loader with extendable backhoe
for the Street Division from Reed Equipment Company,
Stockton, California in the amount of $40,324.94.
Funds to purchase a tractor/loader with extendable backhoe
were approved in the 1990-91 operating budget and
specifications and advertisement for bids were approved by
the City Council on August 7, 1991. Bids were opened on
August 21, 1991 and three bids and one alternate bid were
received.
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The following is a recap of the bids received:
Reed Equipment, Stockton $43,557.94
Reed Equipment, Alternate Bid $40,324.94
Case Power and Equipment Co., Stockton $44,594.55
Holt Bros., Stockton $44,734.57
CONTRACT AWARD FOR STOCKTON STREET
WATER MAIN, LOCKEFORD STREET TO DONNER WAY
RESOLUTION NO. 91-164
CC -12(a) The City Council adopted Resolution No. 91-164 awarding
CC -300 the contract for Stockton Street Water Main, Lockeford
Street to Donner Way to Teichert Construction in the amount
of $77,487.00.
This project is for the construction of 2,000 linear feet
of a 10 -inch Master Plan water main along Stockton Street.
This water main project includes updating fire protection
and water service in the area and will serve as the point
of connection for the new water well #24, located on
Stockton Street, north of the Grape Bowl.
Plans and specifications for this project were approved on
August 7, 1991. The City received the following 15 bids
for this project:
Bidder
Location
Bid
Engineer's Estimate
$110,248.00
Teichert Construction
Stockton
$ 77,487.00
Clyde Wheeler Pipeline
Oakdale
$ 94,262.00
DSS Construction
Stockton
$102,422.50
W.M. Lyles Co.
Acampo
$104,936.45
Scrimsher & Mineni
Modesto
$106,779.00
Phillips Backhoe
& Trenching
Lodi
$107,006.50
Jardin Pipeline
Hayward
$107,537.00
Ksenco Construction
Mokelumne Hill
$109,980.00
Michaels Construction
Modesto
$110,951.00
Wayne Fregien
Stockton
$113,400.00
J. Bird & Sons
Folsom
$116,548.00
Crutchfield Construction
Stockton
$119,573.00
Claude C. Wood Co.
Lodi
$129,615.00
Hardrock & Cox
Redding
$134,749.00
Ford Construction
Lodi
$182,380.00
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CONTRACT CHANGE ORDER,
WHITE SLOUGH WATER POLLUTION
CONTROL FACILITY CAPACITY
EXPANSION IMPROVEMENTS,
12751 NORTH THORNTON ROAD
CC -90 This information regarding a Contract Change Order for the
White Slough Water Pollution Control Facility was given to
the City Council in accordance with the Contract Change
Order Policy approved by Resolution 85-72. One of the
requirements of this policy is that we inform the City
Council of all change orders in excess of $25,000.
Contract Change Order #4, approved by the City Manager, was
in the amount of $80,215 which is .83% of the contract.
This Change Order includes modifications to the Headwork's
influent distribution box, the Headwork's Building, the
Chlorine Building, and the Control Building; replacement of
galvanized grit hopper with a stainless steel grit hopper;
rerouting of the electrical duct work; and other
miscellaneous work. The time of completion was not
affected by this Change Order.
One item listed on the Change Order was caused by an error
on the Engineers' part and they have agreed to reimburse
the City $11,243.
The total cost of all change orders to date including
Change Order #4, is $269,225 or 2.8% of the contract. The
original contract price was $9,681,218. The contract price
including change orders is $9,950,443.
ACCEPTANCE OF IMPROVEMENTS
AT GRIFFIN INDUSTRIAL PARK
RESOLUTION NO. 91-165
CC -46 The City Council adopted Resolution No. 91-165 accepting the
CC -300 subdivision improvements included in Griffin Industrial
Park, as filed on August 15, 1989, in Volume 29, Page 94,
Book of Maps and Plats, San Joaquin County Records.
Improvements in Griffin Industrial Park have been completed
in substantial conformance with the requirements of the
Subdivision Agreement between the City of Lodi and GMM
Partnership, and as specifically set forth in the plans and
specifications approved by the City Council.
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The streets to be accepted are as follows:
STREETS LENGTH IN MILES
Commerce Street 0.23 mi.
Guild Avenue 0.23 mi.
Lodi Avenue 0.12 mi.
Pine Street 0.00 mi.
TOTAL NEW MILES OF CITY STREETS 0.58 mi.
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DEPUTY TREASURER DESIGNATED
TO ACT IN TREASURER'S ABSENCE
RESOLUTION NO. 91-166
CC -6 The City Council adopted Resolution No. 91-166 designating
CC -21(a) Diana White -Messing, Assistant Finance Director, as the
CC -300 authorized Deputy Treasurer to act in the Treasurer's
absence.
The Treasurer of the City of Lodi performs the following
functions:
1. Acts as trustee and custodian of all monies;
2. Disburses public monies in accordance with
prescribed statutes and pays in a timely
manner; and
3. Invests temporarily idle monies in
accordance with state or local statutes,
regulations and administrative directives.
From time to time, it would serve the best interest of the
City of Lodi to designate a Deputy Treasurer to perform
these functions in the absence of the Treasurer.
The Assistant Finance Director, Diana White -Messing, is a
member of the management team that administers the
Treasurer's decisions, and she was recommended to act on
behalf of the City of Lodi as the Deputy Treasurer in the
absence of the Treasurer.
REPORT REGARDING CONCEPT APPLICATION
AND PLAN FOR PEPSI PLAYGROUND GRANT AT
LEGION PARK
CC -40 The City Council approved the Concept Application/Plan for
a Pepsi-Cola Playground Grant for Legion Park.
The City Council was advised by Parks and Recreation
Director Williamson that this is not a given grant. We
will be competing against other communities and agencies
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for the Pepsi-Cola playground equipment. Other issues and
responsibilities that would need to be considered if we
proceed are as follows:
1. We need to hire a consultant to design the
area (approximately $2,000.00).
2. We need to construct an entire new
playground surface area --meaning
construction documents, bid process,
physical new construction of the play area,
curbs, benches, and desi nated equipment
areas and the like ?estimated cost
approximately $5,000.00 to $10,000.00,
depending on how elaborate we go). There
could be some possible service club
assistance here but let's not count on them
at this point.
3. The above would all have to be completed by
March 1, 1992, in order to comply with the
Pepsi Cola agreement for installation.
Mr. Williamson indicated that he sees this facility, with
the new equipment and improved surface area, as the next
Emerson Park, in a high -use area with a tremendous user
impact.
REVISED CONCESSION CONTRACT
BETWEEN CITY OF LODI AND THE
BOOSTERS OF BOYS AND GIRLS
SPORTS (B.O.B.S.) ORGANIZATION
APPROVED
CC -40 The City Council approved the Food and Beverage Concession
CC -90 contract between the City of Lodi and B.O.B.S. organization
for the Complex and Armory Park facilities.
This contract has been before the City Council on two
previous occasions. Once, it was pulled off the Agenda and
the second time it was approved. In each case, the
organization had second thoughts as to its content and
commitment, which leads us to our third time at trying to
reach an agreement. Parks and Recreation Director has
consulted/met with B.O.B.S. President Ed Wall and discussed
all concerned areas of the contract from the organization's
standpoint. Both Mr. Wall and Mr. Williamson are now
comfortable with the contract and its wording and recommend
the contract be accepted and approved.
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"NO PARKING" ZONE, SARGENT ROAD,
WEST OF LOWER SACRAMENTO ROAD APPROVED
RESOLUTION NO. 91-167
CC -48(e) The City Council adopted Resolution No. 91-167 approving
CC -300 the installation of a 100 foot "no parking" zone on the
south side of Sargent Road, west of Lower Sacramento Road.
The City Council was apprised that earlier this year a
traffic signal was installed at the intersection of Lodi
Avenue -Sargent Road and Lower Sacramento Road. As part of
this installation, the eastbound curb lane on Sargent Road
approaching Lower Sacramento Road was converted from a
right -turn -only lane to a combination right -turn and
through lane. This curb lane is not wide enough to allow
both on -street parking and through traffic. Staff could
not find any documentation indicating that a "no parking"
zone was previously approved at this location. Due to the
narrow width of this curb lane, staff recommended the
installation of 100 feet of no parking.
APPROVAL OF NEW CLASS SPECIFICATIONS
AND SALARY RANGE FOR ELECTRIC DRAFTING
TECHNICIAN
RESOLUTION NO. 91-168
CC -34 The City Council adopted Resolution No. 91-168 approving
CC -300 the new class specification and salary range for Electrical
Drafting Technician.
The Electric Utility has been experiencing difficulty in
developing and maintaining its databases, system maps,
schematics, and records. This problem has resulted in the
department being unable to effectively address the
troubleshooting and field crew operations. The major
contributing factor to this problem is the fact that the
various demands of the department upon its personnel
inhibit their ability to adequately perform and receive the
training necessary for the functions of constructing
databases, mapping and drafting. Given the lack in the
Department's labor resources, and the increasing use of
computers in the electric utility industry, which are
essential to perform these functions, the department
therefore needs a full time position to perform
computerized database construction, mapping and drafting.
Based upon a study of this position which included a job
analysis and survey of other electric utilities, it is
recommended the following salary range be established for
this position:
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Electrical Drafting Technician
A B C D E
$2351.799.31
The Electrical Drafting Technician will be placed in the
IBEW Electric Utility bargaining unit.
This position will be filled in lieu of the vacant Electric
Utility Supervisor position.
RESOLUTION ADOPTED TO REFLECT
THE CORRECT NAME OF THE COMPANY
WHICH PURCHASED KING VIDEOCABLE
COMPANY TO BE KING HOLDING CORPORATION
RESOLUTION NO. 91-169
CC -22(c) The City Council adopted Resolution No. 91-169 amending
CC -300 Resolution No. 91-137 to reflect the correct name of the
company which purchased King Videocable Company to be King
Holding Corporation.
On August 20, 1991 the City Attorney was contacted by
Deanna Enright, President of King Videocable Company. Ms.
Enright pointed out that Resolution No. 91-137 which was
adopted by the Council on July 17, 1991 incorrectly
identified the name of the Company which is actually
purchasing the King Videocable Company stock. The correct
name should have been "King Holding Corporation". The
proposed resolution simply corrects that error by
identifying the proper name of the company purchasing King
Videocable.
AMENDMENT TO SANITARY CITY
FRANCHISE AGREEMENT
ORDINANCE NO. 1522 INTRODUCED
CC -22(b) The City Council was apprised that California Waste Removal
CC -149 Systems has requested that the franchise agreement between
that firm and the City be modified.
As specified in their request, California Waste would like
to change the dates for its annual rate review and
adjustment.
At present, the agreement calls for rate review in June
with any adjustments granted by the Council becoming
effective July 1 of each year. Because of California
Waste's accounting practices and methods, this presents a
time problem since their fiscal year ends March 31 and
annual statements are usually not available until near the
end of June.
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California Waste would prefer that the agreement be
modified to require review of rates in September with any
new rates becoming effective October 1.
The City Council introduced Ordinance No. 1522 entitled,
"An Ordinance of the Lodi City Council Amending the City's
Exclusive Franchise for Waste Disposal Services".
COMMENTS BY CITY
COUNCIL MEMBERS The following comments were received under the "Comments by
City Council Members" segment of the agenda:
CHEROKEE LANE TOUR RESCHEDULED
CC -6 Following an inquiry by Council Member Pennino, the City
CC -45(a) Council was advised that the Shirtsleeve Session for the
Cherokee Lane tour has been rescheduled for October 8,
1991. Council Member Pennino requested that property
owners in the subject area receive notification of this
meeting.
FIELD AND FAIR DAY ACCOLADES
Mayor Hinchman and Council Member Sieglock applauded this
year's Field and Fair Day
REPLACEMENT OF VOLLEYBALL AND
BASKETBALL COURTS AT HUTCHINS
STREET SQUARE URGED
CC -27(e) Council Member Sieglock suggested that when the volleyball
CC -40 and basketball courts are eliminated at Hutchins Street
Square to allow for future improvements, he would like to
see coordination with the Parks and Recreation Department
to replace these facilities at a new location.
PUBLIC INPUT URGED REGARDING
WATERMETERINSTALLATION
CC-18I4(g) Council Member Sieglock commented about a recent newspaper
article regarding the City Council's Shirtsleeve Session
concerning water meter installations and added that this
topic will be scheduled on future City Council agendas to
allow for public input regarding this matter. Mayor Pro
Tempore Pinkerton suggested that Senator Boatwright be
invited to attend so he can be asked how this program is
going to be paid for.
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PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM APPLAUDED
CC -40 Mayor Hinchman complimented the Parks and Recreation
Department on its after-school program indicating that he
had received very nice comments about this much needed
service.
COMMENTS BY THE
PUBLIC ON NON
AGENDA ITEMS The following comments were received under the "Comments by
the public on non -agenda items" segment of the agenda:
UPDATE REQUESTED ON HALE
PARK IMPROVEMENTS
CC -27(c) Following a request from Kirk Ackerman, 313 East Elm
CC -40 Street, Lodi, staff gave a brief update on various Hale
Park improvements.
LIMITED PARKING ZONES URGED
FOR KETTLEMAN LANE
CC -45(i) Evelyn M. Olson, 1306 Burgundy Court, Lodi suggested that
sections of Kettleman Lane are beginning to look like a
used car lot and suggested that limited parking zones be
established in that area.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
PREZONING OF PARCELS AT 801 EAST
STATE ROUTE 12 AND 901 EAST STATE
ROUTE 12 FROM GA -40, AGRICULTURE
TO C -S, COMMERCIAL SHOPPING CENTER,
APPROVED
ORDINANCE NO. 1520 INTRODUCED
CC -53(a) Council Member Snider abstained from discussion and voting
CC -149 on the following matter because of a possible conflict of
interest.
Notice thereof having been published according to law, an
affidavit of which publication is on file in the office of
the City Clerk, Mayor Hinchman called for the Public
Hearing to consider the requests of A. and 0. Anagnos, et
al and Charles A. Wentland to prezone the parcels at 801
East State Route 12 (APN 027-040-30) and 901 East State
Route 12 (APN 027-040) (i. e. northeast corner of Kettleman
Lane and Lower Sacramento Road) from GA -40, Agriculture to
C -S Commercial Shopping Center and to certify the filing of
a Negative Declaration by the Community Development
Director as adequate environmental documentation.
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The City Council was advised that on June 12, 1991 when the
City Council adopted the updated General Plan, the Council
indicated that industrial, commercial and office projects
as well as senior citizens housing developments were not
subject to the 2% growth limitation. These decisions
opened doors for owners of future industrial and commercial
properties to seek annexation.
The San Joaquin County Local Agency Formation Commission
has a policy of requiring a City Council to prezone an area
before the City and/or property owner may request
annexation. The applicants are requesting the prezoning so
that 23.84 acres (25.9 acres including public streets) of
land designated for commercial on the General Plan can be
annexed.
Community Development Director Schroeder presented diagrams
of the subject area and indicated that it conforms to the
General Plan.
Mr. Ron Stein, Attorney-at-law, representing the proponents
spoke in favor of the prezoning.
Mr. Robert Kulp 518 St. Clair, Lodi spoke in opposition to
the matter.
There being no other persons wishing to speak on the
matter, the public portion of the hearing was closed.
On motion of Council Member Sieglock, Pennino second, the
City Council certified the filing of a Negative Declaration
by the Community Development Director as adequate
documentation on the above project. The motion carried by
the following vote:
Ayes:
Council
Members -
Pennino, Pinkerton, Sieglock
and Hinchman
Noes:
Council
Members -
None
Absent:
Council
Members
- None
Abstain:
Council
Members -
Snider
On motion of Council Member Sieglock, Pinkerton second, the
City Council introduced Ordinance No. 1520 entitled, "An
Ordinance of the Lodi City Council Amending the Official
District Map of the City of Lodi and Thereby Prezoning the
Parcels at 801 East State Route 12 (APN 027-040-30) and 901
East State Route 12 (APN 027-40) (i. e. Northeast Corner of
Kettleman Lane and Lower Sacramento Road) from GA -40,
Agriculture to C -S, Commercial Shopping Center".
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The motion carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Council Members - Pennino, Pinkerton, Sieglock
and Hinchman
Noes: Council Members - None
Absent: Council Members - None
Abstain: Council Members - Snider
PLANNING COMMISSION City Manager Peterson presented the following Planning
REPORT Commission Report of the Planning Commission Meeting of
August 25, 1991:
CC -35 The Planning Commission -
a. Recommended approval of the request of Browman Development
Co. on behalf of Manuel A. and Jane Hughes to prezone 1081
East Highway 12 (county address) AKA APN 027-040-14 from
GA -40, General Agriculture to C -S, Commercial Shopping
Center.
On motion of Council Member Pennino, Hinchman second, the
City Council set the heretofore listed matter for public
hearing on September 18, 1991. The motion carried by the
following vote:
Ayes: Council Members - Pennino, Pinkerton, Sieglock
and Hinchman (Mayor)
Noes: Council Members - None
Absent: Council Members - None
Abstain: Council Members - Snider
Further, the Planning Commission -
b. Recommended that the City Council consider formation of a
Redevelopment Agency for the City of Lodi.
The City Council asked that this matter be scheduled for a
future Shirtsleeve Session.
Further, the Planning Commission -
C. Took the following actions on requests of J. Jeffrey Kirst:
1. Conditionally approved the Tentative
Subdivision Map of Alder Place, a 4.1 acre,
21 -unit single-family residential
subdivision proposed for 2323 West Vine
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Street in an area zoned R -C -P,
Residential -Commercial -Professional.
COMMUNICATIONS
(CITY CLERK)
LETTER RECEIVED FROM CITIZEN
EXPRESSING CONCERNS REGARDING
LODI LAKE PARK
CC -16 The City Council received a letter from Frank C. Alegre,
CC -27(c) 802 North Cluff Avenue, Lodi expressing concerns regarding
Lodi Lake Park.
APPEAL REGARDING NOTICE OF PUBLIC
NUISANCE AND ABATEMENT ORDER FOR
PROPERTY LOCATED AT 217 EAST LOCKEFORD
STREET SET FOR PUBLIC HEARING
CC -24(c) On motion of Mayor Hinchman, Pennino second, the City
Council set for public hearing September 18, 1991 the
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2. Certified the filing of a Negative
Declaration by the Community Development
Director as adequate environmental
documentation on the above project.
d.
Conditionally approved the request of Dillon Engineering on
behalf of John Teresi for a Tentative Parcel Map to create
two lots from one lot at 1360 East Victor Road in an area
zoned M-2, Heavy Industrial.
e.
Extended for one year only, the Use Permit of Century
Assembly School for four temporary church and school
classrooms at 550 West Century Boulevard in an area zoned
P -D(4), Planned Development District No. 4.
f.
Conditionally approved the request of Gary's Signs on
behalf of Don's Dandy Mart to vary the requirements of an
existing Use Permit to allow a 16 -foot high gasoline price
sign at 100 West Turner Road in an area zoned P -D(17),
Planned Development District No. 17.
g.
Conditionally approved the request of Ken Martin, KMC
Engineering, on behalf of Rigel Corporation for a Use
Permit to construct a Godfather's Pizza Restaurant at 1413
South Church Street in an area zoned C -S, Commercial
Shopping Center.
f.
Set a public hearing for 7:30 p.m., Monday September 9,
1991 to consider the request of Dillon Engineering on
behalf of California Waste Recycling Systems, Inc. for a
recycling processing center and truck terminal at 400 South
Beckman Road in an area zoned M-2, Heavy Industrial.
COMMUNICATIONS
(CITY CLERK)
LETTER RECEIVED FROM CITIZEN
EXPRESSING CONCERNS REGARDING
LODI LAKE PARK
CC -16 The City Council received a letter from Frank C. Alegre,
CC -27(c) 802 North Cluff Avenue, Lodi expressing concerns regarding
Lodi Lake Park.
APPEAL REGARDING NOTICE OF PUBLIC
NUISANCE AND ABATEMENT ORDER FOR
PROPERTY LOCATED AT 217 EAST LOCKEFORD
STREET SET FOR PUBLIC HEARING
CC -24(c) On motion of Mayor Hinchman, Pennino second, the City
Council set for public hearing September 18, 1991 the
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appeal received from Muzaffar Khan regarding the Notice of
Public Nuisance and Abatement Order for property located at
217 East Lockeford Street, Lodi, California.
REGULAR CALENDAR
INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING
A GROWTH MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR RESIDENTIAL
DEVELOPMENT
ORDINANCE NO. 1521 INTRODUCED
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The City Council was reminded that at its meeting
of
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Monday, March 18, 1991 the Lodi City Planning
Commission
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recommended
that the City Council adopt a Growth
Management
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Plan and
Growth Management Development Plan
for the
evaluation
of future residential projects.
Subsequent
to that recommendation the City Council
spent
two shirt
sleeve sessions and held a special
meeting to
review the
issue.
At the shirt sleeve session of August 27, 1991 the City
staff made its final recommendation which consists of (1)
Ordinance establishing the Plan; (2) a Resolution
establishing criteria and a point system; and (3) a
Resolution establishing guidelines, contents and time
frames of and for development plans.
At the Special Meeting of July 31, 1991 the City Council
conducted and closed the required Public Hearing on the
Growth Management Plan for residential development.
Following discussion with questions being directed to
staff, the City Council, on motion of Mayor Hinchman,
Pennino second, introduced Ordinance No. 1521 entitled, "An
Ordinance of the Lodi City Council Establishing a Growth
Management Plan for Residential Development". The motion
carried by unanimous vote of the City Council.
RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING CRITERIA
AND A POINT SYSTEM FOR PROCESSING
TENTATIVE MAPS FOR RESIDENTIAL
DEVELOPMENT ADOPTED
RESOLUTION NO. 91-170
CC -6 Following a brief introduction of the subject by staff, the
CC -46 City Council on motion of Council Member Snider, Hinchman
CC -117 second, adopted Resolution No. 91-170 entitled, "A
CC -300 Resolution of the Lodi City Council Establishing Criteria
and a Point System for Processing Tentative Maps for
Residential Development".
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RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING GUIDELINES,
CONTENTS, AND TIME FRAMES OF AND FOR
DEVELOPMENT PLANS
RESOLUTION NO. 91-171
CC -6 On motion of Council
CC -46 City Council adopted
CC -117 Resolution of the Lodi
CC -300 Guidelines, Contents,
Development Plans".
DEVELOPMENT IMPACT MITIGATION
FEES ADOPTED
RESOLUTION NO. 91-172
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Member Pennino, Hinchman second, the
Resolution No. 91-171 entitled, "A
City Council Establishing
and Time Frames of and for
CC -46 The City Council was advised that the Development Impact
CC -56 Mitigation Fees discussed at the August 21, 1991 meeting
CC -300 are contained in an implementing Resolution which can be
adopted September 4, 1991. (The necessary ordinance, also
up for adoption at the September 4, 1991 meeting, contains
the change requested by the Council regarding the time of
collection.) The fees would go into effect 60 days after
adoption of the Resolution. Note that the Resolution only
contains the fee per Residential Acre Equivalent (RAE).
The ordinance, in Section 15.64.060, contains the formula
to calculate the fees. The fees have been calculated for
the General Plan land use categories and were presented
for Council's review. This will be the summary used at the
front counter and in other requests for fee information.
Also, as requested by the Council, a summary of the changes
made to the Nolte/McDonald final report are set forth on
the following page.
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CITY OF LODI
PUBL)C WORKS DEPARTMENT
1991/92 Fee and
Service Charge Schedule
Development Impact. Mitigation Fees Final Draft
RAE - Residential Acre Equivalent 8/20191
Land Use Category Total Fee Water Sewer Storm Drainage Streets
per Acre RAE Fee/Acre RAE Fee/Acre RAE FeelAcre RAE Fee/Aare
Residential
Low Density $40,170 1.00 $5,710 1.00 $1,090 1.00 $7,910 1.00 $5,470
Medium Density $61,190 1.96 $11,190 1.96 $2,140 1.00 $7,910 1.96 $10,720
High Density $107,210 3.49 $19,930 3.49 $3,800 1.00 $7,910 3.05 $16,680
East Side Residential $42,160 1.00 $5,710 1.00 $1,090 1.00 $7,910 1.00 $5,470
Planned Low Density $40,170 1.00 $5,710 1.00 $1,090 1.00 $7,910 1.00 $5,470
Planned Med. Density $61,190 1.96 $11,190 1.96 $2,140 1.00 $7,910 1.96 $10,720
Planned High Density $107,210 3.49 $19,930 3.49 $3,800 1.00 $7,910 3.05 $16,680
Commercial
Neighborhood $41,280 0.64 $3,650 0.94 $1,020 1.33 $10,520 1.90 $10,390
General $49,470 0.64 $3,650 0.94 $1,020 1.33 $10,520 3.82 $20,900
Downtown $41,280 0.64 $3,650 0.94 $1,020 1.33 $10,520 1.90 $10,390
Office $54,720 0.64 $3,650 0.94 61,020 1.33 $10,520 3.27 $17,890
Industrial
Light $30,900 0.26 $1,480 0.42 $460 1.33 $10,520 2.00 $10,940
Heavy $29,820 0.26 $1,480 0.42 $460 1.33 $10,520 1.27 $6,950
Approved: Jack L. Ronsko, Public Works Director Oats
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Police
RAE
Fee/Acre
Fire
RAE
Fee/Acre
Parks & Recreation
RAE Fee/Acre
General City
RAE Fee/Acre
Residential
Low Density
1.00
$1,110
1.00
$520
1.00
$11,980
1.00
$6,380
Medium Density
1.77
$1,960
1.96
$1,020
1.43
$17,130
1.43
$9,120
High Density
4.72
$5,240
4.32
$2,250
2.80
$33,540
2.80
$17,860
East Side Residential
1.09
$1,210
1.10
$570
1.10
$13,180
1.10
$7,020
Planned Low Density
1.00
$1,110
1.00
$520
1.00
$11,980
1.00
$6,380
Planned Med. Density
1.77
$1,960
1.96
$1,020
1.43
$17,130
1.43
$9,120
Planned High Density
4.72
$5,240
4.32
$2,250
2.80
$33,540
2.80
$17,860
Commercial
Neighborhood
4.28
$4,750
2.77
$1,440
0.32
$3,830
0.89
$5,680
General
2.59
52,870
1.93
$1,000
0.32
$3,830
0.89
$5,680
Downtown
4.28
$4,750
2.77
$1,440
0.32
$3,830
0.89
$5,680
Office
3.72
$4,130
2.46
$1,280
0.54
$6,470
1.53
$9,760
Industrial
Light
0.30
$330
0.64
$330
0.23
$2,760
0.64
$4,080
Heavy
0.19
$210
0.61
$320
0.33
$3,950
0.93
$5,930
See Note 4.
Reference:
LMC Chapter 15.64 &
Resolution
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Notes
1. This schedule is a summary only; refer to the reference cited for details of applicability
and interpretations.
2. LMC = Lodi Municipal Code; PWD = Public Works
Department
3. Fees must be paid before
work is scheduled or applicable
Map/Permit issued.
4. Special area assessments or charges required by reimbursement
agreements are not included in this summary,
Approved: Jack L. Ronsko, Public Works Director Oats
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Continued September 4, 1991$"`�
The following persons addressed the City Council regarding
the matter:
a) Louis B. Fugazi, 925 Greenwood Drive, Lodi;
b) Frank Alegre, 2000 Edgewood Drive, Lodi; and
c) Otto Krueger, 632 North Church Street, Lodi.
Following discussion with questions being directed to
staff, the City Council, on motion of Council Member
Snider, Sieglock second, adopted Resolution No. 91-172
entitled, "A Resolution of the Lodi City Council
Establishing Development Impact Mitigation Fees for all
Developments Within the City of Lodi".
The motion carried by the following vote:
Ayes:
Council
Members
- Pennino, Sieglock, Snider, and
Hinchman
Noes:
Council
Members
- Pinkerton
Absent:
Council
Members
- None
Abstain:
Council
Members
- None
REQUEST TO OPERATE A HOT DOG
VENDING CART BETWEEN THE CARNEGIE
FORUM AND CITY HALL DENIED
CC -6 The City Council was advised that at the City Council
meeting of August 21, 1991 Mr. Fugazi's written request to
operate a hot dog vending cart between the Carnegie Forum
and City Hall during the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.,
Monday through Friday was received under correspondence.
Besides the letter seeking City Council authorization to
operate in the Civic Center mall area, the applicant
provided specifications and a picture of the cart.
Section 10.44.080 B. of the Lodi Municipal Code provides:
"No person shall park or stand on any street
or public right-of-way any lunch wagon,
eating cart, vehicle or push cart from which
any chapters of food are sold or offered for
sale without first obtaining a written
permit to do so from the Council which shall
designate the specific location in which
such cart shall stand."
If the City Council approves Mr. Fugazi's request it should
(1) determine the general location for the cart; (2) the
hours and days of operation; (3) special conditions (i.e.
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trash disposal, etc.) and (4) authorize the City Manager to
transmit the approval and conditions to the applicant.
Addressing the City Council regarding the matter were:
a) Mr. Louis B. Fugazi, 925 Greenwood Drive,
Lodi;
b) Mr. Mike Lapenta, 1718 Edgewood Drive, Lodi;
and
c) Ms. Michelle Bernard, The Gourmet Sandwich,
230 West Pine Street, Lodi.
During the discussion the question of restaurants placing
chairs and tables for its customer in the public
right-of-way in front of their business was brought up.
On motion of Council Member Snider, Hinchman second, the
City Council denied the request of Louis B. Fugazi to
operate a hot dog vending cart between the Carnegie Forum
and City Hall during the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.,
Monday through Friday.
Further, was directed to contact the Lodi Downtown Business
Association (LDBA) to readdress the placing by restaurants
of tables and chairs in the public right-of-way.
RECESS Mayor Hinchman declared a five-minute recess and the City
Council Meeting reconvened at approximately 9:10 p.m.
MOKELUMNE RIVER ACCESS
CC -6 The City Council was advised by the City Attorney that the
CC -27(c) topic of public access along the Mokelumne River has been
CC -184 discussed at length recently and the Council has previously
been advised of some of the circumstances surrounding the
City's relinquishment of access through the Rivergate
Subdivision. Some of the City Attorney's original
suspicions were confirmed by further search of City's
records.
Presented for Council review were copies of the map for the
Rivergate Subdivision, a memo from City Attorney Ron Stein
dated March 19, 1980, and minutes of the City Council
meeting of April 2, 1980. These indicate the public access
was originally a condition on the subdivision map dated
January 1980 (and possibly earlier maps). The 20 -foot wide
easement extended from Rivergate Drive through Lot 72 and
along the riverbank.
The easement abandonment was sought not because of lack of
public use (as the City Attorney originally believed) but
because it was not deemed necessary. On April 2, 1980, the
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City Council made findings that access via Lodi Lake Park
and through the Scenic Overlook, (site of the former City
landfill), was adequate and so removed the Rivergate map
condition requiring access.
Addressing the City Council regarding the matter were:
a) Frank Alegre, 2000 Edgewood Drive, Lodi;
b) Don Perry, 303 Tioga Drive, Lodi;
c) Kyle Roper, Woodbridge, California;
d) Otto Krueger, 632 North Church Street, Lodi;
e) W. H. Libbey, 1320 Rivergate Drive, Lodi;
f) Patrick Coulston, 1431 Lake Street, Lodi,
California, 95242;
g) Jerry Neuburger, 5 North California Street,
Lodi; and
h) Jim Gomer, Woodbridge, California.
Mr. Ron Williamson, Parks and Recreation Director advised
the City Council that on July 6, 1988 the City Council took
action to allow access to the Mokelumne River by all
"non -powered" crafts. Currently, the City is allowing
non -power crafts use of the ramp and access to the
Mokelumne River through a side area next to the City's boat
gate.
A report regarding current staffing of rangers at Lodi Lake
was presented for the City Council's information.
Addressing the City Council regarding Lodi Lake Park Patrol
staffing were:
a) Frank Alegre, 2000 Edgewood Drive;
b) Frank A. Gayaldo, Jr., 9369 East Kettleman
Lane, Lodi;
c) Bob Johnson, 1311 Midvale Road, Lodi; and
d) Otto Krueger, 632 North Church Street, Lodi.
Following a lengthy discussion and public input regarding
the matters, the Mayor directed that:
a) A Task Force comprised of property owners,
members of the Mokelumne River Alliance, and
other interested groups should be formed to
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study the Mokelumne River access issue. The
Task Force following its review of the
matter should present its recommendations to
the Parks and Recreation Commission and the
Lodi City Council; and
b) Parks and Recreation Director Ron Williamson
is to bring to the Lodi City Council as soon
as possible a report regarding Lodi Lake
Park, its needs and its staffing.
It was also suggested by Council Member Snider that if
allowing access to the Mokelumne River does not pose a
liability problem for the City, the City Council needs to
be so advised.
REQUEST FOR DOWNTOWN LOCATION
OF CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FLEAMARKET
APPROVED
CC -6 The City Council was advised that for the past several
CC -7(k) years, the Chamber of Commerce has held its semi-annual
Fleamarket on the grounds of the Lodi Grape Festival. The
rental fee structure at the Festival has prompted the
Fleamarket organizers to seek an alternate location.
Mr. Dan Battilana and Mrs. Evelyn Olson, representing the
Lodi District Chamber of Commerce were in the audience and
addressed the City Council urging approval of the request.
Mrs. Olson introduced Les Dabritz, the newly hired
Executive Director of the Lodi District Chamber of Commerce.
Following discussion, on motion of Mayor Hinchman, Pennino
second, the City Council approved the request for a
downtown location for the Chamber's semi-annual Fleamarket.
EMCON ASSOCIATES RETAINED
FOR REFUSE RATE ANALYSIS
CC -90 The City Council was advised that the process of setting
rates for collection and disposal of solid waste has become
increasingly sophisticated over the years. Given that the
City will soon be completing its Source Reduction and
Recycling Element (SRRE), the degree of complexity
associated with this process has now taken a quantum leap.
California Waste Removal Systems (CWRS) has retained
Barakat and Chamberlin, Inc. to assist in the preparation
of a rate methodology. This methodology will include an
analysis of costs associated with performing refuse
collection as well as implementing new source reduction and
recycling programs. Particular attention will be given to
financing and debt service costs of new facilities and
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equipment. The methodology will then calculate the revenue
needed to recover these costs plus a reasonable return.
In order to preserve the best interests of the citizens of
Lodi - those interests being, the highest quality service
at the lowest possible rate - it is recommended that the
City retain experienced professionals, EMCON Associates, to
provide assistance in the upcoming rate setting process.
These services are especially important since many
additional cost variables will be introduced to the process
for the first time by the SRRE. EMCON's primary function
would be to work with CWRS and overview the development of
the methodology. EMCON would provide their perspectives
and recommendations from the City's point of view regarding
"reasonable" projections of costs, revenues and return.
The firm would examine the distribution of the rate burden
between residential, commercial and industrial sectors.
The firm would also assist the City's Solid Waste
Management Task Force, as that citizen review body assumes
the added responsibility of providing input to the City
Council in the area of rate setting.
One of the greatest values EMCON would bring to this
process is their complete understanding of the tasks
necessary to implement the SRRE. This knowledge will
enable EMCON to insure that proposed collection rates will
accurately reflect the costs of implementing the SRRE.
John F. Boss, Executive Manager of EMCON Associates,
supervised the development of the City's SRRE. He would
serve as Primary Consultant to the City in the rate setting
process. Mr. Boss recently assisted the City of Salinas in
its rate negotiations with the City's franchised hauler.
He and his associates bring a wealth of knowledge and
experience to the City which extends to all aspects of the
design and operation of refuse collection, treatment and
disposal systems.
On motion of Council Member Snider, Pinkerton second, the
City Council directed the City Manager to execute a
contract with EMCON Associates to provide assistance during
the upcoming refuse collection rate setting process.
PARKING STUDY, OAK STREET AND
WALNUT STREET, FROM SACRAMENTO
STREET TO THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD (SPRR) TRACKS
RESOLUTION NO. 91-173
CC -48(a) The City Council was advised that Public Works staff is
CC -300 concerned about cleaning and maintenance of the segments of
Oak and Walnut Streets between Sacramento Street and the
SPRR tracks. Access is blocked by parked vehicles,
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especially at Oak Street. These parked vehicles have been
observed at all times of the day indicating that many are
not associated with the businesses in the area. Street
Division staff has also observed people sleeping in
vehicles parked in this area. Lodi Municipal Code, Section
15.52.170, prohibits motorists from living or sleeping in
their cars. However, according to the Police Department,
it is difficult to enforce.
EXISTING CONDITIONS
Both Oak Street and Walnut Street dead end at the SPRR
tracks. Vehicular traffic volumes in these areas are
minimal. Available accident records for the 4+ years, from
1987 to the present, indicate that there have been no
accidents on Walnut Street. One accident has occurred on
Oak Street. This 1989 accident involved a driver backing
from the north side of Oak Street into a vehicle parked on
private property on the south side of Oak Street. This
driver was arrested for driving under the influence.
All -day parking
parking stalls
the south side
parking stalls
Parking demand
Walnut Street.
vicinity where
ALTERNATIVES
is allowed in these areas. Marked parallel
exist along both sides of Walnut Street and
of Oak Street. Marked perpendicular (90°)
exist on the north side of Oak Street.
is relatively high on Oak Street and low on
These areas are the only locations in the
all -day parking is allowed.
Alternatives addressing the access problems listed above
are as follows:
Alternative A: Take no action.
Alternative B: Convert all -day parking to two-hour parking
from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. except Sundays and holidays, matching
the rest of the downtown (with or without an exception for
Downtown Permits).
Advantages:
° Removes long-term parking from the area
° Will return the on -street parking in these areas
to the adjacent businesses
Disadvantages:
Street sweeper will not be able to maintain area
since all -day parking is allowed before 9 a.m. The
downtown streets are swept before 9 a.m. on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
Alternative C: Prohibit parking between the hours of 3
a.m. to 7 a.m.
Advantages:
° Allows street sweeping
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° Should remove the majority of long-term parking from
these areas
° Still allows the businesses to park all day
Disadvantages:
° Limited access by City crews may continue except
during "no parking" hours
° Some extended parking may still continue
Alternative D: Combine Alternatives B and C
DISCUSSION/RECOMMENDATION
Staff favors Alternative C or D as we feel it will benefit
both the City and businesses in the area. If Council
wishes to change the parking limits, the Traffic Resolution
87-163 will need to be amended.
In addition, staff feels that "no parking" zones should be
installed at the end of these streets to provide an area
for vehicles to turn around. Due to the short lengths of
"no parking" zones required to provide this turn around
area (20' or less), Council approval is not required for
this modification per the City Code.
On motion of Mayor Pro Tempore Pinkerton, Pennino second,
the City Council adopted Resolution No. 91-173 prohibiting
parking between the hours of 3:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. on Oak
Street and Walnut Street, from Sacramento Street to the
Southern Pacific Railroad (Alternate C).
CONTRACT AWARD FOR 1991 ASPHALT
CONCRETE OVERLAY, PACIFIC AVENUE
AND WALNUT STREET
RESOLUTION NO. 91-174
CC -12(a) The City Council was advised that this project (1991
CC -300 Asphalt Concrete Overlay, Pacific Avenue and Walnut Street)
will place a pavement reinforcing fabric and an asphalt
overlay on Pacific Avenue (Walnut Street to Elm Street),
and Walnut Street (Pacific Avenue to Ham Lane). Because
the streets must be closed during the paving operation, we
are trying to schedule this project so that the contractor
will be paving while Lodi High School is on vacation
(October 7 through October 18).
Plans and specifications for this project were approved on
August 21, 1991. The City received the following three
bids for this project:
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Bidder Location Bid
Engineer's Estimate $127,993.50
Teichert Construction Stockton $115,950.00
Claude C. Wood Lodi . $118,975.30
Granite Construction Stockton $127,680.50
On motion of Council Member Pinkerton, Hinchman second, the
City Council adopted Resolution No. 91-174 awarding the
contract for 1991 Asphalt Concrete Overlay, Pacific Avenue
and Walnut Street to Teichert Construction in the amount of
$115,950 and appropriated $44,000 from the Gas Tax Fund to
complete the project.
WATER SERVICE REQUEST,
15551 NORTH LOWER SACRAMENTO ROAD
DENIEDD3
CC -181(h) The City Council was advised that the City has received a
request from Mr. Vernon Gooler, the property owner and
resident at 15551 North Lower Sacramento Road, for City
water service. This parcel is outside the City limits and
such service must be approved by the City Council.
Apparently, Mr. Gooler's well is running dry and he applied
for a county permit to drill a new well. The county
requires parcels within 200 feet of a public system to
attempt to connect to that system instead of drilling new
wells.
There is an existing 8 -inch water main on the east side of
Lower Sacramento Road which was installed as part of the
Sunwest 4 subdivision improvements. The Water Master Plan
calls for parallel 8 -inch mains on Lower Sacramento Road
due to the planned width and adjacent land use.
If the Council wishes to approve this request, staff would
recommend the following conditions:
1. that the property owner install the
appropriate portion of the service and pay
the standard City charges for the remainder
of the service installation;
2. that the property owner enter into an
agreement with the City, executed by the
City Manager, in which the property owner
agrees to install or pay for the future
8 -inch water main along his frontage upon
request of the City and to pay the
appropriate Water Development Impact
Mitigation Fee as provided by the new
ordinance and resolution;
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3. that the property owner pay the standard
rates for water service outside the City
limits.
Just prior to this meeting Mr. Gooler advised staff that he
would really prefer to drill a new well.
On motion of Mayor Hinchman, Pinkerton second, the City
Council denied Mr. Gooler's request for water service.
CITY COUNCIL ADJOURNS TO
MEETING OF THE LODI PUBLIC
IMPROVEMENT CORPORATION
CC -190 At approximately 11:10 p.m., the City Council adjourned to
a meeting of the Lodi Public Improvement Corporation.
CITY COUNCIL RECONVENES
At approximately 11:15 p.m., the City Council reconvened.
ORDINANCES
ORDINANCE ADDING CHAPTER 15.64
TO TITLE 15, 'BUILDINGS AND
CONSTRUCTION' OF THE LODI MUNICIPAL CODE
ORDINANCE NO. 1518 ADOPTED
CC -53(a) Ordinance No. 1518 entitled, "An Ordinance of the Lodi
CC -149 City Council Adding Chapter 15.64 to Title 15, 'Buildings
and Construction' of the Lodi Municipal Code, to Establish
City -Wide Development Impact Mitigation Fees; Repealing
Section 13.12.255, 'Storm Drainage Impact Fee'; and
Amending Section 15.44.090, 'Fees'" having been introduced
• at a regular meeting of the Lodi City Council held August
21, 1991 was brought up for passage on motion of Council
Member Pennino, Snider second. Second reading of the
ordinance was omitted after reading by title, and the
ordinance was then adopted and ordered to print by the
following vote:
Ayes: Council Members - Pennino, Sieglock, Snider,
Hinchman
Noes: Council Members - Pinkerton
Absent: Council Members - None
Abstain: Council Members - None
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URGENCY ITEM ADDED TO AGENDA
CLOSED SESSION -
LABOR NEGOTIATIONS
CC -200(a) Pursuant to the requirements of State statute, the City
Council on motion of Mayor Hinchman, Sieglock second,
determined the need to add an urgency item to the agenda
which arose subsequent to the preparation of the agenda.
On motion of Mayor Hinchman, Sieglock second, the City
Council added the following item to the City Council agenda:
a) Closed Session - Labor negotiations
At approximately 11:20 p.m., the City Council met in Closed
Session regarding labor negotiations.
The City Council reconvened at approximately 11:59 p.m.
No formal action was taken by the City Council regarding
the matter discussed in Closed Session.
ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to come before the
City Council, Mayor Hinchman adjourned the meeting at
approximately 12:00 midnight.
ATTEST:
Alice M. Reimche
City Clerk