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CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF IADI
CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1987
7:30 P.M.
ROLL CALL Present: Council Members - Hinchman, Pinkerton,
Snider, and Olson (Mayor Pro Tempore)
Absent: Council Members - Reid (Mayor)
Also Present: City Manager Peterson, Assistant City
Manager Glenn, Community Development
Director Schroeder, Public Works Director
Ronsko, City Attorney Stein, and City Clerk
Reimche
INVOCATION The invocation was given by Assistant City Manager Glenn.
PLEDGE OF The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Pro Tempore
ALLEGIANCE Olson.
PRESENTATIONS
PROCLAMATIONS Mayor Pro Tempore Olson presented the following
proclamations:
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a) "National Child Abuse Prevention Month"
b) "American Association of University Women Week"
Mayor Pro Tempore Olson presented a proclamation to Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Western for their submittal of "Westgate Park"
as the name of E Basin located at the south boundaries of
Lodi Park West Subdivision between Applewcod Drive and
Evergreen Drive.
REPORTS OF THE
CITY MANAGER
CONSENT CALENDAR In accordance with report and recommendation of the City
Manager, Council, on motion of Council Member Hinchman,
Snider second, approved the following actions hereinafter
set forth and approved the removal from the agenda of
Consent Calendar item a -1-F - "Award Contract for Well
Drilling, Well 10R, east side of Central California
traction Line at Lime Street off of Guild Avenue."
CLAIMS CC -21(a) Claims were approved in the amount of $1,473,375.19.
MINUTES The Minutes of the Council Meetings of February 4, 1987 and
February 18, 1987 were approved as written.
SPECS FOR PURCHASE
OF WATTHOUR METERS
APPROVED
Council approved the specifications for the purchase of 672
watthour meters to be used to meter electric energy usage
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at various developments throughout the city, to maintain
an inventory for other needs as they develop, and
authorized the advertising for bids thereon.
PLANS AND
SPECIFICATIONS
FOR FAIRMONT AVENUE
h'ATERMAIN APPROVED
Council approved the plans and specifications for "Fairmont
Avenue Watermain (area of Tokay Street and Sylvia Drive)"
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and authorized the advertising for bids thereon. This
project consists of a master plan watermain and fire
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FINAL MAP AND
SUBDIVISION AGREE-
MENT FOR NOMA RANCH
NO. 2 APPROVED Council approved the Final Map and Subdivision Agreement
for Nona Ranch No. 2 located at the northeast corner of
CC -46 Almond Drive and Coventry Way and directed the City Manager
and City Clerk to execute the subject documents on behalf
of the City.
Bennett and Campton, Inc., the developer of this
subdivision has furnished the City with the improvement
plans,• the necessary agreements, guarantees, insurance
certificates, and fees for the proposed subdivision.
The subdivision is located at the northeast corner of
Almond Drive and Coventry Way and contains a total of 13
duplex lots.
hydrant that will be installed prior to overlaying Fairmont
Street.
AWARD - CONTRACT
FOR SOFTBALL
COMPLEX RESTROOMS
AND ARMORY PARK
RESTROOMS
RES. NO. 87-28
Council received the following bids which had been received
for the "Softball Complex Restroom and Armory Park
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Restrooms Project":
BIDDER BID
Diede Construction $139,988
IPS Piping $144,312
Dannon Construction $153,220
Conco West $157,200
Neth Construction $157,407
Ted Molfino $159,516
Council was apprised that this project consists of
furnishing and installing prefabricated metal buildings to
be used as restrocros at both the Softball Complex and
Armory Park. The Armory Park building also includes a
concession stand. The existing wood structures are to be
demolished.
On recommendation of the City Manager, Council adopted
Resolution No. 87-28 awarding the contract for the above
project to Diede Construction in the amount of $139,988.00
and appropriated an additional $46,000.00 from the
Cc m munity Development Block Grant fund to complete the
project.
ITEM REMOVED
FROM THE AGENDA
By motion action, Council removed Agenda item a -1-F -
"Award Contract for Well Drilling, Well 10R, East Side of
Central California Traction Line at Lime Street off of
Guild Avenue" from the agenda.
SALE OF SURPLUS
EQUIPMENT - PUMPS,
MOTORS, AND
GENERATORS
APPROVED
A list of equipment consisting of pumps, motors, generators
and miscellaneous equipment that has been removed frau
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service and are of no future use to the City was presented
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to Council for its perusal. The approximate surplus value
of the subject equipment is $13,000. Council approved the
sale of this surplus equipment.
FINAL MAP AND
SUBDIVISION AGREE-
MENT FOR NOMA RANCH
NO. 2 APPROVED Council approved the Final Map and Subdivision Agreement
for Nona Ranch No. 2 located at the northeast corner of
CC -46 Almond Drive and Coventry Way and directed the City Manager
and City Clerk to execute the subject documents on behalf
of the City.
Bennett and Campton, Inc., the developer of this
subdivision has furnished the City with the improvement
plans,• the necessary agreements, guarantees, insurance
certificates, and fees for the proposed subdivision.
The subdivision is located at the northeast corner of
Almond Drive and Coventry Way and contains a total of 13
duplex lots.
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INSTALLATION OF
"YIELD" SIGN
APPROVED FOR
RAVENWOOD WAY AT
COVENTRY WAY
Further, Council adopted Resolution No. 87-30 approving the
installation of a "Yield" sign on Ravenwood Way at Coventry
RES.NO. 87-30
Way.
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CCVVERSION OF
"YIELD" SIGNS TO
"STOP" SIGNS ON
ROSE STREET AT
WALNUT STREET,
LINCOLN AVENUE AT
DAISY AVENUE,
CHESTNUT STREET
AT LEE AVENUE, AND
FAIRMONT AVENUE AT
OAK STREET
RES. NO. 87-31 Council adopted Resolution No. 87-31 approving the
conversion of "Yield" signs to "Stop" signs on Rose Street
CC -48(h) at Walnut Street, Lincoln Avenue at Daisy Avenue, Chestnut
CC -48(i) Street at Lee Avenue, and Fairmont Avenue at Oak Street.
Council was apprised that based on the accident records and
traffic volumes, staff recommended converting the "Yield"
signs to "Stop" signs at these four intersections. The
volumes indicate that four-way stop signs would not be
justified, and the existing right-of-way control is on the
appropriate street.
PUBLIC HEARINGS Notice thereof having been published and posted according
to law, affidavits of which publications and postings are
on file in the office of the City Clerk, Mayor Pro Tempore
Olson called for the Public Hearing to consider approval of
the Maggio Reorganization, including annexation to the City
of Lodi and detachment from the Woodbridge Fire District
(northwest corner of Stockton Street and Harney Lane).
MA.GGIO REORGANIZATION
RES. N0. 87-32 Council was apprised that the City has received Resolution
No. 694 before the Local Agency Formation Commission of San
CC -8(a) Joaquin County - Resolution Approving the Maggio
Reorganization (IAFC 18-86) Including Annexation to the
City of Lodi and Detachment from the Woodbridge Fire
District.
Because the subject parcel is located - adjacent to the
Southern Pacific Transportation right-of-way, it was
determined by LAFCO that it would be more timely to
authorize the City Council to initiate proceedings for
uninhabited reorganization in accordance with Section 57000
et seq. of the Government Code which provides that, within
35 days following adoption of the commission's resolution
making determinations, the clerk of the conducting
authority shall set the proposal for hearing and give
notice of that hearing by mail, publication, and posting.
Council was reminded that, at the November 4, 1986 General
Election, the electorate amended the Land Use Element of
the General Plan by adding Maggio Industrial Park, a 37.6
acre industrial project located at the northwest corner of
South Stockton Street and Harney Lane.
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on October 2, 1985, Council adopted Ordinance No. 1362
prezoning Maggio Industrial Park to M-2, Heavy Industrial.
Commmmity Development Director Schroeder presented diagrams
of the subject area and responded to questions regarding
the matter as were posed by the Council.
There being no persons wishing to speak on the matter, the
public portion of the hearing was closed.
On motion of Council Member Snider, Hinchman second,
Council adopted Resolution No. 87-32 - A Resolution of the
City Council of the City of Lodi approving the Maggio
Reorganization, including annexation to the City of Lodi
and detachment from the Woodbridge Fire District.
PLANK=
COMMISSION
REPORT City Manager Peterson presented the following Planning
Ccnriission Report of the Planning Commission Meeting of
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The Planning Ccn fission -
ITEMS OF INTEREST A) Conditionally approved the request of Terry Piazza, c/o
Baumbach and Piazza, Consulting Engineers, on behalf of
Herb Preszler for a Tentative Parcel Map to join 115,
119 and 121 East Oak Street (i.e. APN 043-072-05,06 and
07) in an area zoned M-1, Light Industrial.
B) Elected Roger Stafford Vice Chairman to camDlete the
term of Joanne Roffman who asked to be relieved of the
position.
C) Recommended that the County Planning. Division approve
the request of Bruce Towne on behalf of Johnnie Khan,
President of the Islamic Cemetery Association,'for a
5,000 grave cemetery to be located between Beckmn Road
and State Route 99, approximately 2,640 feet south of
Kettleman Lane in an area zoned GA -40, General
Agriculture. In its recommendation, the Planning
Commission noted a concern about the long-term
maintenance of the cemetery.
COUNCIL OPPOSES
STATE STATUTE THAT
ALLOWS RELIGIOUS
ORGANIZATIONS OWNING
CEP ETERTFS NOT TO BE
RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR
LONG-TERM
MAINTENANCE Following discussion regarding this matter, Council, on
motion of Council Member Pinkerton, Snider second,
CC -6 indicated its desire to go on record opposing the state
CC -27(a) statute that allows religious organizations owning
CC -28 - cemeteries not to be responsible for their long-term
CC -53(a) maintenance. Further, Council directed that a letter
regarding this action be forwarded to the San Joaquin
County Planning Commission.
COMMLNICATIONS
(CITY CLERK)
CLAIM on motion of Council Member Hi.nchman, Olson second, Council
rejected the following claims and referred them back to L.
CC -4(c) J. Russo Insurance Services, Inc., the City's Contract
Administrator:
A) Hiroshi Fujikawa, Date of Loss 5/21/86
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B) Kay C. Bell, Date of Loss 1/4/87
PLANNING COMMISSIONER
JOANNE M. HOFFMAN
RESIGNS FROM PLANNING
COMMISSION Following receipt of the resignation of Planning
Commissioner Joanne Hoffman, Council extended its sincere
CC -2(q) appreciation to Mrs. Hoffman for her time and effort in
serving on this most important Commission. On motion of
Council Member Hinchman, Pinkerton second, Council directed
the City Clerk to make the required posting for this
vacancy.
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INQUIRY MADE BY
COUNCIL MEMBER
HINCHMAN REGARDING
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COUNCIL MEMBER
HINCHMAN INDICATES
HIS CONCERN
REGARDING IMG
RANGE PLANNING
AND DEVELOPMENT
IN OUR AREA
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REPORT GIVEN ON
GENERAL PLAN
UPDATE
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COUNCIL MEMBER
PINKERTOd+T VOICES
CONCERN REGARDING
CITY'S COLLECTION
OF SCHOOL
IMPACTION FEE
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Council Member Hinchman voiced a ccrplaint regarding the
poor reception on local cable television channel 2.
Council Member Hinchman indicated that he feels the San
Joaquin County Sheriff's office should have a Lodi
telephone number.
Council Member Hinchman indicated his concern regarding the
long range planning and development of our area and the
need for local agencies to work together regarding this
important issue. It was suggested that this would be an
excellent topic of discussion for a future Cities and
County of San Joaquin Association meeting.
Comaunity Development Director Schroeder gave a report on
the progress of the General Plan Update.
Council Member Pinkerton reported on the Lodi Unified
School District Governing Board meeting in which the City's
collection of the school impaction fees were discussed.
Council Member Pinkerton asked about the amount of
additional personnel that would be required by the school
district if it were to administer the collection of these
fees. Council Member Pinkerton then requested that this
subject be placed on the Council agenda for the meeting of
March 18, 1987. Additional discussion followed with no
formal action being taken by the Council on the matter.
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Continued March 4, 1987
REPORT ON
NATIONAL LEAGUE
OF CITIES ANNUAL
CONGRESSIONAL CITY
CONFERENCE IN
WASHING -ION, D.C. Mayor Pro Tempore Olson and Council Member Pinkerton
reported on the National League of Cities Annual
CC -6 Congressional City Conference they recently attended in
OC -7(g) Washington, D. C.
COMMENTS BY THE
PUBLIC ON NON
AGENDA ITEMS
There were no persons wishing to speak under this segment
of the agenda.
REPORTS OF THE
CITY MANAGER
REGULAR CALENDAR
REQUEST FROM LODI
GROWER VINTNER
ALLIANCE FOR
PRCMdrIONAL FUNDS
At the City Council's "Shirtsleeve" meeting of February 24,
1987, the Council heard a presentation by representatives
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of the Lodi Grower Vintner Alliance requesting funding in
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the amount of $8,000 to assist in promotional efforts.
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Included in the program is a proposal to redo the
billboards promoting Lodi which are located north and south
of the City on the U.S. 99 freeway.
Mr. Stephen Manildi, Co-chairman of the Lodi Grower Vintner
Alliance, addressed the Council speaking on behalf of their
request. Mr. Manildi advised the Council that in addition
to the refurbishing of the billboards the requested funds
would be used for the following promotional programs:
A) Reprinting of brochures
B) Rack Service to distribute brochures
C) Lodi Spring Wine Show promotion
D) Press kit/direct mail
E) Grape Festival booth
A lengthy discussion followed with questions being directed
to Mr. Manildi and to staff.
On motion of Council Member Pinkerton, Hinchman second,
Council approved the new design presented by the Lodi
Grower Vintner Alliance for the billboards located at the
Cherokee Lane entrances to the City of Lodi.
On motion of Council Member Snider, Hinchman second,
Council approved an appropriation of $8,000 from the Hotel
Motel Tax Fund to the Lodi Grower Vintner Alliance for
canmmity prcmotion.
RECESS
Mayor Pro Tempore Olson declared a five-minute recess and
the meeting reconvened at 9:05 p.m.
RENTAL, REHABILITA-
TION PROGRAM
Council was apprised that San Joaquin County has received a
$55,400 allocation from the Department of Housing and Urban
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Development (HUD) to assist, owners of rental properties to
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make needed repairs to their units.
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Continued March 4, 1987
The title of this code section is "Compensation of
Societies for Prevention of Cruelty". This section should
most appropriately be interpreted to apply to organizations
such as the Delta -Stockton Humane Society and S.P.C.A.
(Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals). Last
summer the City received an invoice from this organization
and a letter requesting financial support in accordance
with the code section cited herein. The City's Animal
Control Officer interprets this code section to apply to
public agencies where there exists no public animal control
program. in these locations, the animal control program
may be performed by a private society and this code section
permits a public agency to compensate the society for such
services.
Mr. Roy Ficken and Mr. Craig Veteran of the Delta -Stockton
Humane Society addressed the Council on behalf of the
request and responded to questions as were posed by the
Council_
Police Chief Floyd Williams and City of Lodi Animal Control
Officer Earl Monroe also addressed the Council regarding
animal control services in the City and responded to
questions as were posed by the Council.
On motion of Council Member Snider, Hinciman second,
Council determined not to take action on the request to
support the Humane Officer Enforcement Program by
contributing the $500.00 per month as allowed by the State
of California Civil Code Section 607e; however, in the
future if the City finds it necessary to use this agency's
services, they are to be compensated for that service.
CATV SALES
CHANNELS City Attorney Stein reported that, per Council's direction,
he had reviewed the agreement between the City of Lodi and
CC -22(c) King Videocable and finds nothing in the agreement which
would permit the City to regulate the cable crnmeny's
If the City Council so authorizes, a portion of the
allocation will be used to assist the owners of rental
units on the City's east side. These funds are in addition
to the City's Couuunity Development Block Grant monies.
Dan Luxemberg, the County's Program Manager, and Rick
Barnum, City of Lodi Associate Planner, have developed
possible operating procedures which were presented for
Council's perusal.
Following discussion, on motion of Council Member Hinchman,
Olson second, Council authorized San Joaquin County to
undertake a Rental Rehabilitation Program within the City
limits.
PETITION RECEIVED
REQUESTING CITY
SUPPORT OF HLMM
OFFICER ENFORCEMENT
PROGRAM
City Manager Peterson advised the Council that a petition
bearing 24 signatures had been received requesting
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financial assistance for efforts in the area of prevention
of cruelty to animals by appropriating $500.00 per month to
the City's animal control program. The request is based on
State Civil Code Section 607e, which provides that a
governmental agency may pay to any society incorporated and
organized for the prevention of cruelty to animals within
the boundaries of that public agency, a sum not exceeding
$500 per month for the purpose of carrying out such
activities.
The title of this code section is "Compensation of
Societies for Prevention of Cruelty". This section should
most appropriately be interpreted to apply to organizations
such as the Delta -Stockton Humane Society and S.P.C.A.
(Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals). Last
summer the City received an invoice from this organization
and a letter requesting financial support in accordance
with the code section cited herein. The City's Animal
Control Officer interprets this code section to apply to
public agencies where there exists no public animal control
program. in these locations, the animal control program
may be performed by a private society and this code section
permits a public agency to compensate the society for such
services.
Mr. Roy Ficken and Mr. Craig Veteran of the Delta -Stockton
Humane Society addressed the Council on behalf of the
request and responded to questions as were posed by the
Council_
Police Chief Floyd Williams and City of Lodi Animal Control
Officer Earl Monroe also addressed the Council regarding
animal control services in the City and responded to
questions as were posed by the Council.
On motion of Council Member Snider, Hinciman second,
Council determined not to take action on the request to
support the Humane Officer Enforcement Program by
contributing the $500.00 per month as allowed by the State
of California Civil Code Section 607e; however, in the
future if the City finds it necessary to use this agency's
services, they are to be compensated for that service.
CATV SALES
CHANNELS City Attorney Stein reported that, per Council's direction,
he had reviewed the agreement between the City of Lodi and
CC -22(c) King Videocable and finds nothing in the agreement which
would permit the City to regulate the cable crnmeny's
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Continued March 4, 1987
showing of hane shopping club type programs. The agreement
and the City's Request For Proposals required the cable
television firm to have certain broad categories of
programning% however, there is nothing therein that
prohibits their showing on a particular channel, a
particular type of program. Mr. Stein further stated that
the cable companies have protection via the first amendment
of our Constitution, and it is therefore very difficult to
regulate the type of programming that they may show on
cable television.
No formal action was taken by the Council following
discussion on the matter.
AWARD - CONTRACT
FOR BLAKELY PARK
SWIMMING POOL
RES. NO. 87-29 Following introduction of the matter by City Manager
Peterson, Public works Director Ronsko presented the
CC -12(c) following bids which had been received for the contract for
Blakely Park Swimming Pool: Council was advised that this
project includes the construction of a new pool at Blakely
Park meeting minimus standards for competitive use and
rehabilitation of the old pool.
The bid alternates are described below:
Description Comments
Alt. 1 - Add for sign, block wall, Not recommended
column/flagpole & steel pipe - These are
architectural
embellishments and,
given the cost and
overrun situation,
they are not not
recommended. In
addition, the Parks
and Recreation
Department is
planning a
standardized
park -signing
program which will
include Blakely
Park and the pool.
Alt. 2 - Add for roof addition Not recommended -
This alternate
includes extension
of the roof to
provide a uniform
appearance across
the front of the
building. Note
that these sections
of roof do not
cover any of the
interior of the
building. It does
improve security
but the remainder
of the perimeter
and most of the
building are the
same height. Also,
the large shrubs in
front of the
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Alt. 3 - Add for chemical controllers
Alts. 4 & 5 - Add for fiberglass in
lieu of plaster
building are being
removed.
Previously, persons
could climb the
shrubs and get over
the wall. The
added overhang roof
sections would have
made that more
difficult.
Recannended -
Chemical controllers
are devices that
automatically
regulate chlorine
and pH. They will
reduce chemical
costs and prevent
accidental over or
under chlorination.
We have had good
reports on these
devices fmn other
agencies.
Not recommended -
Installing fiber-
glass in lieu of
plaster will (if
installed properly)
reduce maintenance,
primarily by
reducing algae
build-up. However,
given the cost and
budget situation
and use of the
chemical
controllers, staff
feels the expense
is not justified.
The overrun amount ($46,000) is composed of the following:
Item
Contract w/Alt. 3
City Engineering
Amount Explanation
$302,966
$ 2,000 This is City
engineering time
including the
amount spent in
this fiscal year
plus an estimated
amount to complete
the project.
This cost is grant
eligible.
Inspection and
administration will
be done by
personnel already
funded by the
comaRmity
Development Block
Grant.
City -furnished eq,ipnent $16,000 In order to
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eliminate
contractor's markup
on equipment that
requires little or
no installation
(i.e., pool cover,
handicap lift,
pool, vacuum,
starting blocks,
etc.), the
specifications
provided for the
City to furnish
sane equipment.
approx. The plans have
$ 30,000 been disapproved by
the Local Health
District and must
be checked by the
City Building
Department. Sane
changes to satisfy
Health Department
requirements must
be made which will
increase the total
cost. The
contingency amount
should cover these
changes and any
unforeseen problems
that may occur
during
construction.
TOTAL $351,000
APPROPRIATION 305,000
OVERRUN $ 46,000
BLAKELY PARK SWIMMING POOL BIAS
(Received February 18, 1987)
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Engineer's
Estimate $305,000
Thorcon, Inc. Citrus Heights 299,646 1) $ 5,150
2) 3,855
3) 3,320
4) 6,400
5) 12,600
Ted Molfino Lodi 310,729 1) $ 7,951
2) 1,967
3) 4,773
4) 3,463
5) 10,911
Martin Co. Clayton 314,655 1) $ 7,800
2) 3,500
3) 5,800
4) 600
5) 10,500
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Since confirmation and approval of the site and layout by the
California State Department of Public Health, the City has been back
negotiating with the owners, and at this time we have neither
agreement nor deed. If we are to get any use this year of the water
frau this well, it is imperative that the City proceed as rapidly
as possible with drilling. At the present time, the City has no .
producing wells east of Cherokee Lane and, as a result, water
pressure and fire protection in our industrial area are limited.
Once the Council has set a date for the hearing, the owner will be
officially notified of the hearing so that he can respond.
On motion of Council Member Hinchman, Olson second, Council set a
hearing for April 1, 1987 to consider adoption of Resolution of
Necessity for the acquisition of a water well site (well site 10R)
by eminent domain procedures.
ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to came before the Council, Mayor
Pro Tempore Olson adjourned the meeting at approximately 10:05 p.m.
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ATTEST:
Alice M. Reimche
City Clerk
Council was apprised that Block Grant funds for the overrun will be
transferred from the Lodi Lake Beach Restroan project. This project
will not be ready for construction this fiscal year. Additional
funds can be appropriated from next year's Co m m ity Development
Block Grant allocation to acccuplish the restroom project.
Following discussion with questions being directed to Staff,
Council, on motion of Council Member Pinkerton, Snider second,
awarded the contract for the pool and Alternate 3 for Blakely Park
Swinmi.ng Pool to Thorcon, Inc., in the amount of $302,966 and
appropriated an additional $46,000 frau the Canmmity Development
Block Grant Fund and $4,000 from the General Fund for the i
non -grant eligible design work.
PUBLIC HEARING
SET TO CONSIDER
ADOPTION OF
RESOLUTION OF
NECESSITY FOR THE
ACQUISITION OF A
WATER WELL SITE
BY
EMINENT DOMAIN
PROCEDURES
Council was informed that. the City's right -o£ -way negotiator, Jerry
Heminger, first contacted the owners of the well site for Well 1OR
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in February of 1986. Through numerous contacts, permission to drill
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for a test well was granted in August of 1986. The test well bore
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out the fact that there is sufficient water for installation of a
well, and lab testing confinmed that the water would meet public
health standards for drinking water.
Since confirmation and approval of the site and layout by the
California State Department of Public Health, the City has been back
negotiating with the owners, and at this time we have neither
agreement nor deed. If we are to get any use this year of the water
frau this well, it is imperative that the City proceed as rapidly
as possible with drilling. At the present time, the City has no .
producing wells east of Cherokee Lane and, as a result, water
pressure and fire protection in our industrial area are limited.
Once the Council has set a date for the hearing, the owner will be
officially notified of the hearing so that he can respond.
On motion of Council Member Hinchman, Olson second, Council set a
hearing for April 1, 1987 to consider adoption of Resolution of
Necessity for the acquisition of a water well site (well site 10R)
by eminent domain procedures.
ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to came before the Council, Mayor
Pro Tempore Olson adjourned the meeting at approximately 10:05 p.m.
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ATTEST:
Alice M. Reimche
City Clerk