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CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF LODI
CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1987
7:30 P.M.
ROLL CALL Present: Council Members - Pinkerton (left the
meeting at 7:40 p.m., Reid, Snider, and
Olson (Mayor)
Absent: Council Members - Hinchman
Also Present: City Manager Peterson, Public Works
Director Ronsko, City Attorney Stein, and
City Clerk Reimche
INVOCATION
The
invocation was given
by Pastor Loren Stacy, Church
of
God, Seventh Day
PLEDGE OF
The
Pledge of Allegiance
was led by Mayor Olson.
ALLEGIANCE
PRESENTATIONS
PROCLAMATIONS
Mayor Olson presented the
following proclamations:
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A)
"United States Constitution
Day"
8)
"A.S.A. Senior Girls
Fast Pitch National Tournament
Week"
COUNCIL MEMBER
PINKERTON LEAVES
COUNCIL MEETING Council Member Pinkerton announced that he was leaving the
Council Meeting and left the Council Chambers at 7:40 p.m.
REPORTS OF THE
CITY MANAGER
CONSENT CALENDAR In accordance with report and recommendation of the City
Manager, Council, on motion of Council Member Reid, Snider
second, approved the following items hereinafter set forth
with the exception of Agenda item E -1-R - "Establish
revised policies on speed limit signs and street
centerlines" which was removed from the Consent Calendar
and discussed under the Regular Calendar. The motion
carried by unanimous vote of all Council Members present.
CLAIMS CC -21(a) Claims were approved in the amount of $3,931,789.10.
MINUTES The Minutes of June 17, 1987, July 1, 1987, and July 15,
1987 were approved as written.
AWARD BID - FOLDING
TABLES, STACK CHAIRS,
AND STORAGE DEVICES
FOR HUTCHINS STREET
SQUARE
RES. NO. 87-92 Council adopted Resolution No. 87-92 awarding the bid for
400 stacking chairs, 40 round tables, and 4 table storage
CC -12(d) devices to the low bidder, The Warden's Office, Inc., in
CC -20 the amount of $10,176.00.
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AWARD BID FOR CLASS
II SLURRY SEAL
RES. NO. 87-93
City Manager Peterson presented the following bids which
had been received for Class II Slurry Seal:
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BIDDER TOTAL COST
Valley Slurry Seal Co. $27,189.61
Graham Contractors, Inc. $29,567.88
California Pavement Maintenance
Company $29,577.81
On recommendation of the City Manager, Council adopted
Resolution No. 87-93 awarding the bid to apply 642,780
square feet of Slurry Seal to Valley Slurry Seal Company in
the amount of $27,189.61.
AWARD BID FOR
MOBILE AND PORTABLE
TRUNKED RADIO
EQUIPMENT AND SERVICE
RES. NO. 87-94
City Council adopted Resolution No. 87-94 awarding the bid
for mobile and portable trunked radios with a conventional
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low-level backup repeater and related equipment to the
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sole bidder, Motorola Communications and Electronics, in
the amount of $185,302.18. This figure includes equipment,
sales tax, freight, and installation. Air time costs would
be fixed for three years at the rate of $10.00 per radio
per month. Further, Council appropriated $15,500 from the
equipment fund to cover the amount for the equipment which
exceeds what was approved in the 1987-88 budget.
The radio equipment and service will be used by the Public
Works, Community Development, and Electric Utility
departments in conjunction with an existing 800 MHZ trunked
radio communication system. Arrangements would also be
made to maintain the equipment, coordinate air time access,
and facilitate FCC license requirements.
One hundred thirty thousand dollars was budgeted in
previous years' budgets and forty thousand dollars was
included in the 1987-88 adopted budget. It is recommended
that the Council appropriate $15,500 from the equipment
fund to cover the over -run in price. This difference
represents price increases which have occurred since the
original estimates and the cost of the backup repeater
which has been included at the recommendation of Dr. Henry
Richter, City telecommunications consultant, in order to
maintain the system in the event of failure at the site
controller.
RESOLUTION CONCURRING
IN STAFF ACTION
REGARDING AWARD OF
BID FOR ALUMINUM CABLE
RES. NO. 87-95 Council adopted Resolution No. 87-95 concurring with staff
action regarding bid for, and purchase of, 45,000 feet of
CC -12(d) 477 MCM Bare Aluminum electrical cable.
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Pursuant to Lodi Municipal Code 3.20.100 (Open Market
Procedure) bids will be sought from the current list of
cable suppliers and bids will be opened August 7, 1987.
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The purchase order will be awarded immediately thereafter
to the lowest responsible bidder meeting the bid
specifications.
The cable will be used primarily for three projects
scheduled for late 1987. The estimated cost is.$27,000 for
which adequate funds are available from the Electric
Department's operating budget.
AWARD BID FOR CERTAIN
OIL AND GAS LEASES IN
THE AREA OF THE WHITE
SLOUGH POLLUTION CONTROL
PLANT
RES. NO. 87-96 Council was reminded that, at the July 15, 1987 Council
meeting, the following bids for certain oil and gas leases
CC -27(d) in the area of the White Slough Water Pollution Control
Plant were publicly opened and declared:
Bid 1
NGC Energy Company
2320 Courage Drive
Suite 110
Fairfield, CA 94523
Parcel 1 390 acres at $20.00 per acre $ 7,800.00
(first years rental)
Cash bonus $ 4,095.00
A Cashiers Check was included with the bid
in the amount of $11,895.00
Bid 2
Sun Exploration and Production
2151 Alessandro
Suite 190
Ventura, CA 93001
Parcel 2 137 acres at $20.00 per acre $ 2,740.00
(first years rental)
Cash bonus $ 685.00
A Cashiers Check was included with the bid
in the amount of $ 3,425.00
Council was further reminded that Resolution No. 87-60 was
adopted by the Lodi City Council on June 3, 1987 declaring
its intention to call for bids for a certain gas and oil
lease on this property. The resolution provided for bids
on either parcel or on both parcels. Parcel 1 totals
approximately 390 acres and parcel 2 totals approximately
137 acres.
The bidding factors contained in Resolution No. 87-60 are
as follows:
1. The minimum annual rental shall be $20.00 per acre
2. The royalty shall be one-sixth (1/6th)
3. The term of the lease shall be for a minimum of three
years but not to exceed 35 years.
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RES. NO. 87-98 Council adopted Resolution No. 87-98 naming the recently
constructed pool at Blakely Park the "Mel Enze Pool"
CC -27(c) as an expression of grateful appreciation to Mr. Enze for
CC -40 his untiring dedication to the U.S. Swim and Summer Swim
League Programs in this community.
CLASS SPECIFICATION
AND SALARY RANGE FOR
BUYER/SENIOR STOREKEEPER
APPROVED
RES. NO. 87-99 Council adopted Resolution No. 87-99 approving the Class
4. The form of the lease shall be a standard oil and gas
lease form such as used by major oil companies.
5. The one variable bidding factor as allowed by state
statute was determined to be a cash bonus payable upon
submittal of the bid.
Council adopted Resolution No. 87-96 awarding the bids for
certain oil and gas leases on property located in the area
of the White Slough Water Pollution Control Plant to NGC
Energy Company on Parcel 1 and Sun Exploration and
Production on Parcel 2 as outlined above.
VARIOUS PLANS AND
SPECIFICATIONS
APPROVED
Council approved the following plans and specifications and
authorized the advertising thereof:
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1) Tokay Street Improvements, Stockton Street to Cherokee
Lane (This project includes an asphalt concrete overlay
and reconstruction of curb returns to provide handicap
ramps).
2) Well Abandonments (This project includes the
abandonment of the following city wells: 1) Old Well 7,
located atop the levee in Lodi Lake Park; 2) 6" Well,
located in the undeveloped 13 acres west of Lodi Lake;
3) Old Well 6, located in an alley north of Vine Street
west of Washington Street; 4) Well 1OR test well,
located on Sargent Lane east of the Central California
Traction Company tracks). The wells will be filled
with concrete and surface improvements removed.
PARKS AND RECREATION
COMMISSION AUTHORIZED
TO GIVE THE SALAS PARK
CONCESSION STAND AN
APPROPRIATE NAME
CONTAINING THE NAME
OF MR. ART NELSON
RES. NO. 87-97
Council adopted Resolution No. 87-97 authorizing the Parks
and Recreation Commission to give the Salas Park Concession
CC -27(c)
Stand an appropriate name containing the name of Mr. Art
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Nelson as an expression of grateful appreciation for Mr.
Nelson's untiring efforts on behalf of the youth of this
community in his continued involvement with the Booster of
Boys/Girls Sports Organization, the Pop Warner Youth
Football Program, and the Babe Ruth Baseball Program.
COUNCIL NAMES
RECENTLY CONSTRUCTED
POOL AT BLAKELY PARK
THE "MEL ENZE POOL"
RES. NO. 87-98 Council adopted Resolution No. 87-98 naming the recently
constructed pool at Blakely Park the "Mel Enze Pool"
CC -27(c) as an expression of grateful appreciation to Mr. Enze for
CC -40 his untiring dedication to the U.S. Swim and Summer Swim
League Programs in this community.
CLASS SPECIFICATION
AND SALARY RANGE FOR
BUYER/SENIOR STOREKEEPER
APPROVED
RES. NO. 87-99 Council adopted Resolution No. 87-99 approving the Class
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Specification and the following salary range for the
CC -34 position of Buyer/Senior Storekeeper:
Monthly Salary Steps - A - $1,740.84; 8 - $1,827.88; C -
$1,919.27; D - $2,015.24; E - $2,116.00
SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY
REGISTRAR OF VOTERS
AUTHORIZED TO CANVASS
THE NOVEMBER 3, 1987
ELECTION RETURNS FOR THE
CITY OF LODI
RES. NO. 87-100 Council adopted Resolution No. 87-100 authorizing the San
Joaquin County Registrar of Voters, on behalf of the San
CC -18 Joaquin County Board of Supervisors, to canvass the
November 3, 1987 Special Election returns for the City of
Lodi.
AGREEMENT WITH SAN
JOAQUIN COUNTY APPROVED
AUTHORIZING THE SAN
JOAQUIN COUNTY REGISTRAR
OF VOTERS TO PROVIDE
CERTAIN SERVICES FOR THE
CITY OF LODI FOR THE
NOVEMBER 3, 1987
ELECTION
RES. NO. 87-101 Council adopted Resolution No. 87-101 approving Agreement
between the City of Lodi and the County of San Joaquin
CC -18 authorizing the San Joaquin County Registrar of Voters to
provide certain services, facilities, and equipment for the
November 3, 1987 Special Election to be held in the City of
Lodi. Further, Council authorized the Mayor and City
Clerk to execute the subject agreement on behalf of the
City.
PUBLIC HEARING SET
TO RECEIVE REPORT
OF THE COST OF
ABATEMENT OF WEEDS
ON VARIOUS PARCELS
THROUGHOUT THE CITY
OF LODI Council set a public hearing for the meeting of August 19,
1987 to receive a report of the cost of abatement of weeds
CC -24(b) on various parcels throughout the City in 1987 and to hear
any objections of the property owners liable to be
assessed for the abatement.
PUBLIC HEARING SET
TO CONSIDER EXTENDING
MORATORIUM ON THE
CONSTRUCTION OR
RECONSTRUCTION OF
OFF -PREMISE SIGNS Council set a public hearing for the meeting of August 19,
1987 to consider extending the moratorium established,
CC -53(a) pursuant to Ordinance No. 1387 adopted by the Lodi City
CC -171 Council on August 6, 1986, on the construction or
reconstruction of off -premise signs as defined in Lodi
Municipal Code Section 17.63.370.
APPROVAL GRANTED THE
CITY CAB COMPANY TO
HAVE BOTH YELLOW AND
WHITE VEHICLES IN
THEIR FLEET OF
TAXICABS Council was apprised that Section 5.24.210 of the Lodi
Municipal Code provides that the operator of vehicles for
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hire must provide the city with information pertaining to
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the distinctive color scheme, name, monogram or insignia
which will be used on such vehicles.
In the permit to operate, issued to City Cab Company on
December 12, 1973, it was designated that the color scheme
on all taxicabs is yellow and all vehicles are to have a
"City Cab Co." designation on the front doors.
A request has been received from City Cab Company asking
that they be allowed to have both yellow and white vehicles
in their fleet of taxicabs with the designation of "City
Cab Co." on the sides of the vehicles.
Council approved the request for both yellow and white
vehicles for the City Cab Company fleet of taxicabs and
directed the City Clerk to issue the appropriate amended
operators permit.
VACATION OF PUBLIC
UTILITY EASEMENTS
IN LOTS 26, 27,
AND 28, INDUSTRIAL
LITE SUBDIVISION,
CLUFF AVENUE
RES. NO. 87-102
Council adopted Resolution No. 87-102 - Resolution of
Vacation of Public Utility Easements in Lots 26, 27, and
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28, Industrial Lite Subdivision. Council was apprised
that these public utility easement abandonments have been
requested by the owner of 419 North Cluff Avenue to allow
for more buildable space on the lots. The owner of 419
North Cluff has paid the required fees to process this
abandonment. Pacific Bell, PG&E, King Videocable Company,
and City utilities have been notified of this proposed
abandonment and their approval has been secured.
NEW LANGUAGE FOR THE
CITY'S DISADVANTAGED
BUSINESS ENTERPRISE
PROGRAM WHICH INCLUDES
COMBINING THE MINORITY
(DISADVANTAGED) BUSINESS
ENTERPRISE AND WOMEN
BUSINESS ENTERPRISE
GOALS FOR FEDERAL HIGHWAY
ADMINISTRATION PROJECTS
APPROVED
RES. NO. 87-103 Council adopted Resolution No. 87-103 adopting new language
for the City's Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Program
CC -6 which includes combining the Minority (Disadvantaged)
CC -7(d) Business Enterprise (MBE) and Women Business Enterprise
(WBE) goals into one Disadvantaged Business Enterprise
(DBE) goal for Federal Highway Administration projects.
Council was apprised that in 1984 the City adopted a
Minority Business Enterprise Program. This was required
because the City was using Federal Highway Administration
funds (Federal Aid Urban) for street projects.
Since the time the City's program was adopted, the
following changes have been made and Caltrans requested
that we conform:
1. Minority businesses are now referred to as
disadvantaged businesses;
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PUBLIC HEARINGS
REQUEST FROM BOYS'
AND GIRLS' CLUB
FOR A GROUND LEASE
AT BLAKLEY PARK
FOR NEW CLUB
FACILITY APPROVED
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2. Sections IV and V have been combined into one section;
3. Wording in several areas has been changed; and
4. Under the Federal Aid Highway Act of 1987, it is
unacceptable to establish separate goals for women.
Therefore, we are combining our goals as one OBE goal.
Our combined goal is 11%. The previous goals were
DBE 10%, WBE 1%.
Combining the DBE and WBE goals is the only major change.
Notice thereof having been published according to law, an
affidavit of which publication is on file in the office of
the City Clerk, Mayor Olson called for the Public Hearing
to consider the request of the Boys' and Girls' Club for a
ground lease in Blakley Park (southeast corner of the park
which is bounded by Mission Street on the north, Washington
Street on the east, Poplar Street on the south and Stockton
Street on the west) for the purpose of constructing a Boys'
and Girls' Club facility.
The matter was introduced by City Manager Peterson who
responded to questions as were posed by the Council.
Speaking in favor of the request were the following
representatives'from the Lodi Boys' and Girls' Club, Inc.:
1. David M. Orozco, Executive Director, 110 Kent
Street, Galt, California
2. Chuck Crutchfield, Program Director, 1041 South
Hutchins Street, Lodi
3. Clarence 0. Turner, President, 601 Eureka Avenue,
Lodi
4. Cindy Pappas, Chairperson Golden Bear Area Council
Keystone Club, 320 North Cherokee Lane, Space 2-A,
Lodi
5. Mark McCool, Alumni, 500 East Pine, #7, Lodi
6. Arlene Pappas, Parent, 320 North Cherokee Lane,
Space 2-A, Lodi
7. John Scharf, Member, 336 Pioneer Drive, Lodi
8. Landril Franco, Member, 510 Forrest Avenue, Lodi
9. Mrs. Sywassink, 239 Columbia, Lodi
Also speaking in support of the request were:
1. Dr. Wayne Kildall, Center of Hope
2. Mr. Keith Land, representing the Lodi District Chamber
of Commerce
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3. Mr. David Vaccarezza, 316 West Walnut Street, Lodi
Mrs. Janet Pruss, 2421 Diablo Drive, Lodi, stated that she
was not against the request but asked about the legality of
the request. City Attorney Stein responded to the
questions posed by Mrs. Pruss indicating that it would be
legal for the City to grant a ground lease to the Boys' and
Girls' Club if Council approved the request.
Pastor Melvin Reuscher, 691 East Augusta, Woodbridge,
presented a petition bearing 44 signatures requesting that
the proposal be denied for the following reasons.
"1. This park, especially the proposed southeast corner is
actively being used by families, children, and young
adults, which is the parks intended use, not for a
limited group such as proposed.
2. There should be adequate off-street parking provided,
sufficient for future potential use of the proposed
building.
3. The proposed building will lower property values in the
immediate vicinity beyond what the park has done
already.
4. The proposed use of this building will magnify juvenile
foot traffic and related problems, through the
immediate neighborhoods and church property across the
street. We feel this is asking us to bear more than
our fair share, in addition to what the park now
attracts."
Responding to points raised in the petition were Mr. David
M. Orozco and Chuck Crutchfield who indicated that:
Blakley is a high use park, but this proposal would provide
supervision and professional staff. The Boys' and Girl's
Club have always been good neighbors.
Most youngsters are dropped off. Normally there are no
more than 7 to 15 vehicles at the club including staff
vehicles.
There have been no reports of property damage at the
present site.
There being no other persons wishing to speak on the
matter, the public portion of the hearing was closed.
Following discussion, on motion of Mayor Pro Tempore
Snider, Reid second, Council approved the City conceptually
pursuing the granting of a ground lease with the Boys' and
Girls' Club to construct a club facility at the southeast
corner of Blakley Park. The motion carried by unanimous
vote of all Council Members present.
RECESS Mayor Olson declared a five-minute recess and the meeting
was reconvened at approximately 8:45 p.m.
PLANNING COMMISSION City Manager Peterson presented the following Planning
REPORT Commission Report of the Planning Commission Meeting of
July 13, 1987:
ITEMS OF INTEREST The Planning Commission:
CC -35 1. Conditionally approved the Tentative Subdivision Map of
Parkview Terrace, an 18.9 acre, 90 unit residential
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project proposed for the northeast corner of Lower
Sacramento Road and West Lodi Avenue and requested by
Glen I. Baumbach, c/o Baumbach and Piazza, Consulting
Engineers on behalf of Charles A. Wentland and
Associates.
2. Approved the Lot Line Adjustment between 1707 Amber
Leaf Way (APN 058-310-23) and 1711 Amber Leaf Way
(APN 058-330-51) to accommodate an existing house as
requested by Terry Piazza, c/o Baumbach and Piazza,
Consulting Engineers, on behalf of Bennett and
Compton, Inc.
3. Conditionally approved the Tentative Parcel Map to
create Lot "A" containing 0.31 acres, Lot "B"
containing 0.42 acres and Lot "C" containing 0.32 acres
on the west side of Interlaken Drive south of St.
Moritz Drive as requested by Glen I. Baumbach, c/o
Baumbach and Piazza, Consulting Engineers on behalf of
Chris R. Keszler.
4. Conditionally approved the Tentative Subdivision Map of
Sunwest Unit No. 9, a 3.6 acre, 11 unit single-family
project at the southeast corner of Lower Sacramento
Road and San Moritz Drive as requested by Glen I.
Baumbach, c/o Baumbach and Piazza, Consulting
Engineers, on behalf of Chris R. Keszler.
5. Continued the request of Steven E. and Cynthia Lee
McFadden for a Zoning Variance to convert an existing
two -car garage into a family room and reduce the
required covered off-street parking spaces from 2 to
0 at 1806 Capell Drive.
6. Took no action on the referral by the San Joaquin
County Planning Division of the request of Vic
Meyer, c/o Vic Meyer Engineering, on behalf of
Hubert L. Nordman for a General Plan Amendment and
a Rezoning on the north side of Woodbridge Road, 600
feet west of Woodside Drive, because the Planning
Commission felt the request was premature in light of
the fact that both the City and County were updating
their General Plan.
City Manager Peterson also presented the following report
of the Planning Commission Meeting of July 27, 1987:
FUNDING APPROVED
FOR CHAIR AND
VICE -CHAIR OF
PLANNING COMMISSION
TO ATTEND ANNUAL
LEAGUE OF CALIFORNIA
CITIES CONFERENCE
CC -2(g) 1. Recommended that the City Council provide funding each
CC -35 year so that the Chair and Vice -Chair of the Planning
Commission could attend the annual conference of the
League of California Cities.
On motion of Mayor Pro Tempore Snider, Reid second, Council
approved the requested funds so that the Chair and
Vice -Chair of the Planning Commission could attend the
annual conference of the League of California Cities.
ITEMS OF INTEREST 1. Conditionally approved the request of Robert H. Lee and
Associates on behalf of Shell Oil Company for the
CC -35 addition of an in -bay car wash to an existing service
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station facility at 420 West Kettleman lane in an area
zoned C -S, Commercial Shopping.
2. Determined that a "Zoning Hardship" did not exist and
denied the request of Tom Sakoda for Variances to (1)
reduce the sideyard adjacent to an alley from 5 feet
to 2 feet, and (2) reduce the frontyard from 23 feet
to 16 feet to permit the erection of a new carport at
418 South Lee Street in an area zoned R-2,
Single -Family Residential.
3. Determined that a "Zoning Hardship" did not exist and
denied the request of Ad -Art, Inc., on behalf of
Mataga Oldsmobile -Buick, for a Variance to increase
the maximum sign area of a single sign from 480 square
feet to 690 square feet at 880 South Beckman Road in an
area zoned M-2, Light -Industrial.
4. Received and reviewed the Final Report of the Mayor's
Task Force on Measure "A", The Green Belt Initiative.
COMMUNICATIONS
(CITY CLERK)
ABC LICENSES
City Clerk Reimche presented the following application for
Alcoholic Beverage License which had been received:
CC -7(f)
Josephine Melchor
Shop -Rite
213 East Pine Street, Lodi, CA
Off Sale Beer and Wine
Original License, Annual Fee
CITY CLERK DIRECTED
TO POST FOR VACANCIES
ON THE LODI ARTS
COMMISSION
Following introduction of the matter by the City Clerk,
Council, on motion of Council Member Reid, Snider second,
CC -2(k)
directed the City Clerk to post for two vacancies on the
Lodi Arts Commission.
COMMENTS BY CITY
COUNCIL MEMBERS
MAIN STREET MERCHANTS
APPLAUDED FOR 1ST
ANNUAL CHILI COOK
OFF
Mayor Olson applauded the Main Street Merchants on their
1st Annual Chili Cook Off stating that she had a wonderful
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time. The proceeds from the event were used to purchase
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Dial -A -Ride tickets for the elderly.
COMMENTS BY THE
PUBLIC ON NON AGENDA
ITEMS
UNDER 13 BABE RUTH
BASEBALL TEAM WINS
CHAMPIONSHIP
Mr. Mike Bradley, Executive Manager of the Lodi District
Chamber of Commerce, applauded the Under 13 Babe Ruth Team
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of Lodi for winning the Championship in Lompoc. The
team will go on to play in Elko, Nevada.
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REPORTS OF THE
CITY MANAGER
REGULAR CALENDAR
COUNCIL CONTINUES
ACTION ON TRAFFIC
ORDINANCE AND
ACCOMPANYING TRAFFIC
RESOLUTION UNTIL
OCTOBER 21, 1987
Following introduction of Agenda Item K-1, "Adoption of
Ordinance No. 1402 - Regulating the Use of and Traffic
CC -48(c)
Upon the Streets, Sidewalks, and Other Public and Private
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Places in the City of Lodi; The Use, Parking, and Control
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of Vehicles Thereon; and repealing Ordinance No. 493 and
all Ordinances and Parts of Ordinances Amendatory Thereof
and in Conflict Herewith, and the Accompanying Traffic
Resolution" by City Manager Peterson, Mayor Olson asked
that a decision be postponed on this matter until the
September 2, 1987 Council meeting when it is anticipated
that all members of the Council would be present.
Council Member Reid also indicated that he felt the matter
should be continued and moved that the matter be placed on
the agenda for the Regular Council meeting of September 2,
1987. The motion was seconded by Mayor Pro Tempore Snider.
Mr. Elic Maple, 322 Turner Road, Lodi, adamantly apprised
the Council that he had voted for Mr. Pinkerton and that he
wanted him here to represent his interests.
Ms. Dorothy Skarles, 1024 West Turner Road, Lodi, suggested
that, because of vacations, etc., that the matter be
continued until sometime in October.
Mr. Ron Hackworth, 1017 West Turner Road, Lodi, asked for
an explanation regarding Council Member Pinkerton's
conflict in this matter. City Attorney Stein apprised
Council and the audience of the Fair Political Practices
Commission position in this matter as to why it was
necessary for Council Member Pinkerton to abstain from
discussion and voting and responded to questions.
Mr. George Fiske, 18988 North Lower Sacramento Road,
Woodbridge, suggested that the newspaper print a map of the
proposed truck routes.
Mr. Jerry W. Ford, 713 West Kettleman Lane, Lodi, asked
that residents of other areas, proposed for truck routes,
be given additional time to review this matter.
Mr. Jack Ward, 533 West Turner Road, Lodi, also requested
that the matter be continued.
Following additional discussion, Council Member Reid asked
that his motion be amended to continue the matter to the
second meeting in October (October 21, 1987) Mayor Pro
Tempore Snider amended his second, and the motion carried
by a unanimous vote of all council members present.
RECESS Mayor Olson declared a five-minute recess and the meeting
reconvened at 9:20 p.m.
PRESENTATION,
REGARDING DOWNTOWN
LODI REVITALIZATION
EFFORTS, REMOVED
FROM AGENDA Following introduction of the matter by the City Manager
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who advised the Council that consultant Kathleen Les of
CC -10(f) Les -Thomas Associates was ill and unable to attend this
CC -72 meeting, Council on motion of Council Member Reid, Snider
second, removed the presentation regarding downtown Lodi
revitalization efforts from the Agenda and directed that it
be placed on the agenda for the Regular Meeting of
September 2, 1987.
ORDINANCE INTRODUCED
APPROVING 1987-88
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT
PROGRAM
ORD NO. 1404
INTRODUCED Following introduction, and a brief presentation regarding
the matter, Council on motion of Mayor Pro Tempore Snider,
CC -15 Olson second, introduced Ordinance No. 1404 adopting the
CC -149 Capital Improvement Program for fiscal year 1987-88
contingent on the Planning Commission's finding of its
consistency with the General Pian. The motion carried by
unanimous vote of all Council Members present.
PUBLIC
HEARING SET REGARDING
PROPOSED USES OF
REVENUE SHARING FUND
IN 1987-88 C.I.P. Further, on motion of Council Member Reid, Olson second,
Council set a Public Hearing for the Regular Meeting of
CC -15 August 19, 1987 to consider proposed uses of Revenue
CC -149 Sharing Funds as they pertain to the proposed City of Lodi
Capital Improvement Program - Fiscal Year 1987-88.
VOTING DELEGATE AND
VOTING ALTERNATE
DESIGNATED FOR
ANNUAL LEAGUE OF
CALIFORNIA CITIES
CONFERENCE Council, on motion of Council Member Reid, Snider second,
designated Mayor Evelyn Olson as the Voting Delegate and
CC -7(i) Mayor Pro Tempore John R. (Randy) Snider as the Voting
Alternate for the League of California Cities Annual
Conference, October 4 - 7, 1987, which will be field in San
Francisco.
COUNCIL CONTINUES, TO
SEPTEMBER 2, 1987
MEETING, AGENDA ITEM
E -1-R, "ESTABLISH
REVISED POLICIES ON
SPEED LIMIT SIGNS
AND STREET
CENTERLINES" Agenda item a -1-R - "Establish revised policies on speed
limit signs and street centerlines", which was removed
CC -48(a) from the Consent Calendar, was introduced by City Manager
Peterson.
Council Member Reid indicated that he felt policy matters
should be placed on the Regular Calendar and not on the
Consent Calendar; that he felt this item needed additional
and more detailed explanation; and that the public needed
more information regarding the matter. Council Member Reid
further indicated that he wanted the matter continued to a
later meeting.
following additional discussion, with questions being
directed to Staff, Mayor Olson directed that the matter be
placed on the Agenda for the Regular Council Meeting of
September 2, 1987.
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Continued August 5, 1987
ORDINANCE AMENDING
CHAPTER 2.04 OF THE
LODI MUNICIPAL CODE
RELATING TO ORDER OF
BUSINESS AT CITY
COUNCIL MEETINGS
ORD. NO. 1403
ADOPTED Ordinance No. 1403 entitled, "An Ordinance of the Lodi City
Council Amending Chapter 2.04 of the Lodi Municipal Code
CC -6 Relating to Order of Business at City Council Meetings",
CC -138 having been introduced at a regular meeting of the Council
CC -149 held July 15, 1987, was brought up for passage on motion of
Council Member Reid, Snider second. Second reading of the
Ordinance was omitted after reading by title, and the
Ordinance was then adopted and ordered to print by a
unanimous vote of all Council Members present.
ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to come before the Council,
Mayor Olson adjourned the meeting at approximately 9:35 p.m.
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ATTEST:
Alice M. Reimche
City Clerk