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COMM[NITY CONCERNS The Lodi ccauunity needs to be aware of this change in
RE SOCIAL CHANGES the consciousness of all Americans. The continuance
CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF LODI
CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1986
ROLL CALL
Present: Council Members - Olson, Reid, Snider,
and Hirschman (Mayor)
Absent: Council Members - Pinkerton
Also Present: City Manager Peterson, Assistant City
SUPPORT AND USE OF
Manager Glenn, Cc m minty Develognent
STOCKTON METROPOLITAN
Director Schroeder, Public Works Director
Ronsko, City Attorney Stein, and City Clerk
Ms. Carolyn Litchfield addressed the Council urging
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INVOCATION
The invocation was given by Pastor Eugene Kreutz, Redeemer
Mayor Hinchman presented a proclamation proclaiming the
Lutheran Church.
PLEDGE OF
ALLEGIANCE
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Hinchman.
PRESENTATIONS
Pastor Eugene Kreutz addressed the Council regarding
community concerns relating to social changes stating that
with the advent of the AIDS crisis, the wholesale abduction
In accordance with report and reccmrendation of the City
of innocent children, the spiraling upsurge of teenage
Manager, Council, on motion of Mayor Pro Tempore Reid,
suicide, the discoverj of yet another venereal disease,
Olson second, approved the following actions hereinafter
to say nothing of the drug and alcohol dependencies of
set forth.
millions of Americans who are not only endangering their
own lives and well-being, but that of countless others
Claims were approved in the amount of $1,698,196.51 and
on our national highways, has given incentive for many to
$900,037.49.
pause for somber reflection.
COMM[NITY CONCERNS The Lodi ccauunity needs to be aware of this change in
RE SOCIAL CHANGES the consciousness of all Americans. The continuance
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of a "permissive" attitude towards pornographic literature
and video cassettes in local places of business, as well as
the allowance of immature, character -destroying programs
on cable T.V. speaks loudly of gross irresponsibility on
the part of our camunity leaders. Pastor Kreutz then
asked the City Council to lead the way to a return to a
system of greater moral sanity.
SUPPORT AND USE OF
STOCKTON METROPOLITAN
AIRPORT
Ms. Carolyn Litchfield addressed the Council urging
support and use of the Stockton Metropolitan Airport.
PROCLAMATION
Mayor Hinchman presented a proclamation proclaiming the
month of January as "National Volunteer Blood Donor Month"
for the City of Lodi.
REPORTS OF THE
CITY MANAGER
CONSENT CALENDAR
In accordance with report and reccmrendation of the City
Manager, Council, on motion of Mayor Pro Tempore Reid,
Olson second, approved the following actions hereinafter
set forth.
CLAIMS
Claims were approved in the amount of $1,698,196.51 and
$900,037.49.
N?INUTFS
The Minutes of December 4, 1986 were approved as written.
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AWARD - STREET
DIVISION TRACTOR
LOADER
RES. NO. 86-01`
AWARD - ASPHALT
MATERIALS
RES. NO. 86-02
City Manager Peterson presented the following bids which
had been received for one Street Division Tractor Loader:
BIDDER
Case Power and Equipment - $17,436.00
Reed Equipment Co. - $23,871.45
On recaamendation of the City Manager, Council adopted
Resolution No. 86-01 awarding the contract for one
Tractor Loader for the Street Division to Case Power and
Equipment in the amount of $17,436.
City Manager Peterson presented a breakdown of bids that
had been received for Asphalt Materials for the second
half of fiscal year 1985-86 explaining that the bid
specs called for bids as follows:
ITEM No. 1
Dense Grade Asphalt Concrete, Type B 3/8".
Asphalt binder shall be Viscosity Grade AR -4000
Paving Asphalt.
A - F.O. B. Plant (500 Tons)
B - Stockpile City Limits (100 Tons)
C - Hopper of Paver (300 Tons)
ITEM NO. 2
Dense Grade Asphalt Concrete, Type B 1/2".
Asphalt binder shall be Viscosity Grade AR -4000 Paving
Asphalt.
A - F.O.B. Plant (50 Tons)
B - Stockpile City Limits (50 Tons)
C - Hopper of Paver (50 Tons)
on recommendation of the City Manager, Council adopted
Resolution No. 86-02 awarding the contract for asphalt
materials for the second half of fiscal year 1985-86 as
follows:
Claude C. Wood Co. Item No. 1 A and B
Item No. 2 A and B
Granite Construction Company Item No. 1 C
Item No. 2 C
AWARD - CONTRACT FOR
INSTRUMENT MAINTENANCE
SERVICE CONTRACT
FOR WHITE SLOUGH
WATER POLLUTION
CONTROL PLANT
RES. NO. 86-03 City Manager Peterson presented the following bids which
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had been received for the Instrument Maintenance Service
Contract for White Slough Water Pollution Control Plant:
BIDDER
Brantly Instrument Co., Inc., $8,895
Diablo Control Co., $10,000
Aqua Sierra Controls, Inc., $17,948
On recamiendation of the City Manager, Council adopted
Resolution No. 86-03 awarding the contract for Instrument
Maintenance Service Contract for White Slough Water
Pollution Control Plant to Brantly-Instrument Co., Inc.,
in the amount of $8,895.00.
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
FOR STREET OVERLAYS
APPROVED
Council approved the plans and specifications for Street
Overlays (FAU) as follows and authorized the advertising
for bids thereon:
1) Hutchins Street - Harney lane to Kettleman Lane
2) Ham Lane - Lockeford Street to Turner Road
3) Turner Road - McLane Substation to Ham Lane
ACCEPT IMPROVEMWrS
THE MEADOWS,
UNIT NO. 1
RES. No. 66-04,,,/
Council was apprised that the improvements in The
Meadows, Unit No. 1 Subdivision, have been completed in
substantial conformance with the requirements of the
Subdivision Agreement between the City of Lodi and TSA
Partnership and J.C. Development Company, dated June 20,
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1984, and as specifically set forth in the plans and
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specifications approved by the City Council. Included in
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the work is the initial improvements of G -South Basin.
Council adopted Resolution No. 86-04 accepting the
Subdivision Improvements and Streets included in Tract
Map No. 1909, The Meadows, Unit No. 1.
ACCEPT IMPROVEMENTS
BURGUNDY VILLAGE
RES. No. 86-05
Council was apprised that the improvements in Burgundy
Village have been completed in substantial conformance
with the requirements of the Subdivision Agreement between
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the City of Lodi and Bennett Development, Inc., dated
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January 4, 1985 and as specifically set forth in the plans
and specifications approved by the City Council.
Council adopted Resolution No. 86-05 accepting the
Subdivision Improvements and Streets included in Tract Map
No. 1691, Burgundy Village.
ACCEPT IMPROVEMENTS
TANDY RANCH,
UNIT NO. 1
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RES. NO. B6-06
Council was apprised that the improvements in Tandy
Ranch, Unit No. 1, have been completed in substantial
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conformance with the requirements of the Subdivision
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SPRR REHABILITATION
IccuaTORD STREET -
PLEASANT TO SACRAI-EHIM
RFS. No. 86-07 J
Agreement between the City of Lodi and Tandy Ranch, A
General Partnership, dated June 20, 1985, and as
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specifically set forth in the plans and specifications
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approved by the City Council.
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Council adopted Resolution No. 86-06 accepting the
Subdivision Improvements and Streets included in Tract
Map No. 1664, Tandy Ranch, Unit No. 1.
ACCEPTANCE OF
Council adopted Resolution No. 86-07 approving agreement
"E" BASIN
regarding City's participation in the rehabilitation of the
IMPROVEMENTS
Council was informed that improvements in "E" Basin have
been completed in substantial conformance with the
requirements of the Subdivision Agreement between the
City of Lodi and Park West, a Limited Partnership, dated
LODI HIGH SCHOOL
April 11, 1984, and as specifically set forth in the
PARKING SIGN MODIFICATIONS
plans and specifications approved by the City Council.
Mamie Starr, Facility Planner, Lodi Unified School
Council accepted the Storm Drain Improvements included in
District, has requested that seven parking spaces north of
"E" Basin.
SPRR REHABILITATION
IccuaTORD STREET -
PLEASANT TO SACRAI-EHIM
RFS. No. 86-07 J
Council was reminded that it had previously approved City
participation ($29,000) in the rehabilitation of the
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Southern Pacific tracks in Lockeford Street as part of the
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City's 1986 Capital Improvement Program. This amount
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covers the additional work required of Southern Pacific to
raise their track in order to provide the City with the
amount of street crossfall that the City desires.
Council adopted Resolution No. 86-07 approving agreement
regarding City's participation in the rehabilitation of the
Southern Pacific railroad tracks on Lockeford Street,
Pleasant Avenue to Sacramento Street and authorized the
Mayor and City Clerk to execute the subject document on
behalf of the City.
LODI HIGH SCHOOL
PARKING SIGN MODIFICATIONS
RES. NO. 86-08
Mamie Starr, Facility Planner, Lodi Unified School
District, has requested that seven parking spaces north of
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the drama building driveway currently zoned for buses from
6:30 am to 4:30 p.m. on school days only, be converted to
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a two-hour limited parking for visitors. The relocation
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of the existing handicap space to the north of the drama
building driveway was also requested. Two-hour parking
for visitors cannot be designated in that manner since
it is on -street parking in the Public Right-of-way.
However, it can be signed for "2 -hour Parking."
The Lodi Police Department has authorized the District to
enforce the seven 2 -hour on street parking spaces.
The Lodi Unified School District will reimburse the City
of Lodi for the cost of installation and removal of these
signs.
Council adopted Resolution No. 86-08 establishing a two-
hour parking zone from 7:00 am to 6:00 p.m., and a
handicap space on Pacific Avenue.
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REQUEST FOR FOUR-WAY
STOP AT INTERSECTION
OF SACRAMENTO STREET
AND TOKAY STREET
RES. NO. 86-13 In response to a citizen complaint, the Public Works staff
Performed an intersection study at Tokay and Sacramento
x A' Streets which is currently controlled with 2 -way stop
signs. The study showed that 4 -way stop signs are not
i justified due to the low volume on Sacramento Street.
1 However, staff does recommend a "No Parking" zone on the
northwest and southeast sides of Tokay Street. Realignment
of the centerline on Sacramento Street should also be
implemented.
Council adopted Resolution No. 86-13 establishing "Na
Parking" zones on the northwest and southeast sides of
Tokay Street.
P.E.R.S. CONTRIBUTION
INCREASE APPROVED FCR
REPRESENTATIVES OF THE
ELECTRICAL UNIT
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RES. NO. 86-09 4 Council adopted Resolution No. 86-09 authorizing the
City to pay 3.5% of base pay toward the employee cost
of P.E.R.S. effective with the pay period beginning
Decenber 30, 1985 for representatives of IBEW Local
1245, Electric Unit.
LABOR NEGOTIATIONS
WITH UNITED
FIREFIGHTERS OF LODI
RES. NO. 86-104'
RES. NO. 86-11•/
Council was infort!!ed that the City has concluded
negotiations with the United Firefighters of Lodi.
The results.of these negotiations were presented for
Council's review and Council took the following actions
pertaining to the matter:
a) By motion action received for filing Memorandum
of Understanding with the Firefighters Unit.
b) Adopted Resolution No. 86-10 adopting salary
adjustments for representatives of the Firefighters
Unit effective October 7, 1985 and December 30, 1985.
c) Adopted Resolution No. 86-11 authorizing the City,
to pay up to the following amounts for medical
insurance for represented employees of the Fire Unit:
Employee only, $90.03 per month
Employee and dependent, $199.30 per :ninth
VESTED TENTATIVE
MAP
ORD. NO. 1372
IN7R0DUCED
Council was informed that new sections have been added
to the Subdivision Map Act establishing the "Vesting
Tentative map", which grants "vested rights" to a
subdivider. These vested rights allow a subdivider
to proceed with development in "substantial compliance
with the local ordinances, policies and standards in
effect at the time the applications for approval of,
is deemed complete."
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The new law became affective January 1, 1966 and it is
mandatory that the City put in effect an ordinance or
resolution establishing procedures to implement the
law.
A draft ordinance was presented for Council's perusal.
Following discussion with minor amendments to the
draft ordinance being suggested, Council introduced
Ordinance No. 1371 - An Ordinance of the City Council
of the City of Lodi Establishing Regulations for Vesting
Tentative maps for Residential Subdivision with amended
language as outlined by the City Manager and City Attorney.
RESOWTION PROVIDING
FOR COST REIMBURSEMENT
METHOD FOR FUNDING
CITY'S LIABILITY
FOR UNEMPLOYMENT
INSURANCE
RES. NO. 86-14 Following introduction of the matter by the City Manager,
i.I . Council adopted Resolution No. 86-14 - Resolution Providing
1- t`��� for the Cost Reimbursement Method for Funding City's
Liability for Unemployment Insurance.
PUBLIC HEARIIQGS 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 which had been set for this date and time regarding
unmet transit needs within the City of Lodi.
Council was apprised that an earlier Public Hearing
regarding the matter had been held at 1:00 p.m.,
January 15, 1986, at the Lcel Center, 105 South
Washington Street, Lodi. Minutes of this Public Hearing
are hereby set forth below.
Notices of both Public Hearings were sent to:
UNMET TRANSIT NEEDS
PUBLIC HEARINGS
Lcel Center
Lodi Public Library for Posting
Lodi Police Department for Posting
50+ Club
Senior Citizens Center
Casa de Lodi
Arbor Mobile Home Park
Almond Drive Estates
City Cab Company
San Joaquin Council of Governments
The meeting was called to order by Mayor David Hinchman who
made the following introductions:
Gordon Moore, County Council of Governments Planner
Jerry Glenn, Assistant City Manager
Alice M. Reimche, City Clerk
Mayor Pro Tempore Reid was also in attendance.
Mayor Hinchman then explained to the audience the purpose
of the meeting and the procedure to be followed for
receiving public testimony.
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The following persons gave testimony regarding unmet
transit needs within the City of Lodi and the City's Dial -
a -Ride area:
1. Mrs. John Schook, 906 Kirkwood Drive, Lodi - stated
that she felt there was a need for a transit system
that would serve every citizens, not just Dial -a -Ride.
2. Mr. John Ochsner, 5 Chestnut Street, Lodi
representing the Senior Citizens' Club - stated that
there is a need for Saturday and Sunday Bial -a -Ride
service and for a longer daily operation of Dial -a
Ride.
Following Mr. Ochsner's inquiry, Assistant City
Manager Glenn responded that the Lodi City Council sets
the hours of operation for the City's Dial -a -Ride
Program and reviewed the present hours of service.
3. Laura Cates, 336 Louie Avenue, Lodi - stated that
she feels that the program should be expanded to
include transportation between Stockton and Lodi.
4. Helen Locy, Acampo Road - indicated the need for
Dial -a -Ride service to be expanded into Acampo.
Assistant City Manager Glenn apprised those in
attendance that the program presently includes the
Arbor Mobile Home Park in Acampo.
5. Laura Bohrn, 3600 E. Peltier Road, Acanpo - also
asked for expansion of the service into Acampo.
Following introductions of the matter by Mayor Hinchman,
and discussion by those in attendance, the need for a
better program of advertising the Dial -a -Ride Program
became apparent.
6. Anna Mae White, 301 Fast Oak, Lodi - talked about
three people being able to ride on one ticket if they
were picked up at one location and dropped off at ore
location. She felt that this was a real bonus to those
using Dial -a -Ride.
7. Shirley Kleim, Loel Center - talked about general
public ridership and the need for additional
advertising regarding this service. Ms. Kleim also
talked about the need for separate Dial -a -Ride
service to handicapped and to general ridership.
8. Milta Gorton, 412 1/2 Eden Street, Lodi -
indicated that she felt one service could be used by
everybody.
9. Dallas Stafford, Dial -a -Ride driver - stated that
if riders would be ready when they arrived, better
service could be given to all users in the caamxnity.
It was suggested by Shirley Kleim that brochures
could be passed out to all Dial -a -Ride users
outlining policies of the Dial -a -Ride program,
including rider responsibilities.
It was also pointed out that Dial -a -Ride drivers
assist riders with carrying in groceries and in
entering and exiting Dial -a -Ride vehicles.
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10. Stanley Harkness, 700 S. Cardinal Street, Lodi -
asked questions regarding the amount of dollars paid to
City Cab for Dial -a -Ride.
Assistant City Manager Glenn addressed the group
regarding the agreement with City Cab for the
Dial -a -Ride Program, and responded to questions as
were posed.
11. Following an inquiry as to whether or not there was
still train service to Lodi, Mr. Moore from C.O.G.
responded that there was not.
Following an inquiry by Mayor Hinchman, Assistant
City Manager Glenn addressed the group about
Dial -a -Ride holiday service.
Milta Gorton stated that she felt that Dial -a -Ride
deserved a "vote of thanks".
There being no other persons wishing to give additional
testimony, Mayor Hinchman adjourned the hearing at
approximately 1:30 p.m.
Mayor Hinchman reported what had transpired at the earlier
Public Hearing.
There were no persons in the audience wishing to speak on
the matter and the public portion of the hearing was closed.
Mayor Hinchman asked Mr. Gordon Moore, County Council of
Governments Planner to look into the possibility of
providing service to and from Stockton. Mr. Moore stated
that he would have a report back to the Council on the
matter within 30 days.
It was also suggested that Staff should correspond with
churches within the City of Lodi to ascertain what their
membership ridership would be for Sundays should Sunday
service be implemented.
PLANNING COMMISSION City Manager Peterson presented the following Planning
REPORT Commission Report of the Planning Commission Meeting of
January 13, 1986.
ITEMS OF INTEREST The Planning Commission -
1. Conditionally approved the request of Baumbach and
Piazza, Consulting Engineers, on behalf of Bennett
and Compton for a Tentative Parcel Map to join 205
and 225 West Lockeford Street (i.e. APN 041-160-15
J� and 16), in an area zoned C-2, General Commercial.
2. Conditionally approved the request of Baumbach and
Piazza, Consulting Engineers, on behalf of John M.
Chapman and Rosemary A. Kelly for a Tentative
Parcel Map to divide the 196 foot by 189 foot lot at
701 North Lona Drive (APM 035-040-05) into two
parts in an area zoned R-2, Single -Family
Residential.
3. Conditionally approved the request of Baumbach and
Piazza, Consulting Engineers, on behalf of Park West,
a partnership for the approval of the Tentative
Subdivision Map of Park West, Unit #6, a 13 -acre, 68
unit single-family residential development proposed
for the northwest corner of Lower Sacramento Road and
Park West Drive in an area zoned P -D (23), Planned
Development District No. 23.
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The Planning Commission certified the filing of a
Negative Declaration by the Community Development
Director as adequate environmental documentation on the
above request.
4. Conditionally approved the request of Ronald B. Thomas
on behalf of Arbor Place, a general partnership, for a
Use Permit for a 27 bed addition to an existing 49 bed
residential care facility at 17 Louie Avenue in an
area zoned P -D (17), Planned Development District No.
17.
5. Determined that a Zoning Hardship existed and approved
the request of Mitchell D. Meyers on behalf of Harry
Schaffer for a Zoning variance to reduce the parking
requirement for a triplex at 306 and 308 Poplar Street
frau 5 spaces to 3 spaces to permit the filing of a
Final Parcel Map in an area zoned RNID, Medium
Density Multiple -Family Residential.
COMMUNICATIONS
(CITY CLERK)
ABC LICENSES City Clerk Reimche presented the following applications
for Alcoholic Beverage Licenses which had been received:
a) Schrock
Palomino Club
�✓ 548 South Sacramento Street, Lodi
On sale beer and wine - Public Premise
Premise to premise transfer
b) Horst, Brian L.
Solari, Michael L./Shelly F.
Lodi Avenue Liquors
914 West Lodi Avenue, Lodi
Off sale general
Person to person transfer
Premise to premise transfer
c) Bolles, Lawrence E., Jr.
Healy, Jill R.
Renner, Lee
Tokay Baal
620 South Cherokee Lane, Lodi
On sale general eating place and caterers permit
Person to person transfer
CLAIMS On recotmendation of the City Attorney and Leonard
J. Russo, the City's Contract Administrator, Council on
motion of Mayor Pro Tempore Reid, Snider second, rejected
the following Claims and referred them back to the City's
Contract Administrator:
;y a) Carl Vogt, DOL 9/19/85
b) Artie Sheffield, DOL 9/19/85
c) George Kaufman, DOL 11/4/85
d) Jack Fiori, DOL 7/19/85
e) Peggy Hall, Erin Becker, DOL 8/13/85
PUC APPLICATIONS
City Clerk Reimche presented information received
from Greyhound Lines, Inc., regarding their application
No. 85-12-008 filed December 4, 1985 with the
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California Public Utilities COnTai.ssion requesting
approval to increase its passenger bus fares.
City Clerk Reimche also presented information received
from Pacific Gas and Electric Company regarding their
Application No. 85-12-50 filed December 17, 1985 with
the California Public Utilities Commission requesting
authority, among other things, to increase its rates
and charges for electric and gas service.
HYDRANT AND WATER
MAIM UPGRADE ON SCHOOL
STREET, TOKAY STREET
NORTH OF THE ALLEY
Following receipt of a letter from Sid Crawford of
Crawford Construction regarding hydrant upgrade and
�1 ✓ water main upgrade on School Street from Tokay
J Street north to the alley requesting costs be divided
v evenly among "benefitting lots", Council referred the
matter to Staff and directed the City Clerk to place
the matter on the Agenda for the February 5, 1986 Regular
Council Meeting.
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NEW YEARS GREETINGS Mayor Hinchman wished all citizens of this cc mnuiity
a very Happy New Year.
REQUEST FOR TOXIC WASTE
AS FUTURE INFORMAL
INFORMATIONAL MEETING
AGENDA ITEM
Mayor Hinchman requested that Toxic Waste be a matter
r r of discussion for a future Informal Informational
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Meeting.
APPOINTMENTS MADE
TO IODI SENIOR CITIZENS
COMMISSION
On motion of Mayor Pro Tempore Reid, Olson second,
Council concurred with the following appointments by the
Mayor to Lodi Senior Citizens Commission:
Trella B. Areida
Delores J. Dickey
Shirley Jean Kleim
Phillip Anthony Pennino
George L. Sande
Violet Stenson
Consuelo Stevens
MEASURE A TASK
FORCE Mayor Hinchman asked Council Members to submit to him
their recommendations for appointees to a City task force
2 to address alternatives to the existing growth limitation
measure.
COMK211S BY THE
PUBLIC ON NON AGENDA
ITEMS
REQUEST RECEIVED FOR
LIGHTING INSTALLATION
AT GREYHOUND BUS DEPOT
Mr. Larry Redman, 325 E. Locust Street, Lodi, addressed the
v /b Council requesting +hat, for safety and security, lighting
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be installed at the Greyhound Bus Depot lot. The matter
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was referred to Staff for study.
REPORTS OF THE
CITY MANAGER
REGULAR CALENDAR
OIL AND GAS LEASE
RES. 86-12
City Manager Peterson apprised the Council that the City has
been contacted by a representative of a Bakersfield -based
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land services firm expressing an interest in obtaining
an oil and gas lease on a portion of the City -owned
property at the White Slough Water Pollution Control
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Plant. The proper procedure is for the City to advertise
for bids for such a lease in accordance with the
provisions of the Public Resources Code.
State law provides that in such bidding the City may
establish a variable bidding factor. The other factors,
however many, must be fixed by the City and advertised as
such. It was recommended that the variable bidding factor
be the percentage of the royalty to be paid to the City.
Following discussion, Council, on motion of Council Member
Olson, Reid second, adopted Resolution No. 86-12 - A
Resolution of the City Council of the City of Lodi,
California, Declaring its Intention to Call for Bids for
a Certain Oil and Gas Lease and Making Findings in
Connection Therewith and setting forth the following
bidding factors:
1. The minimum annual rental shall be $30.00 per acre.
2. The minimum cash bonus shall be $10,000.
3. The variable bidding factor shall be the percentage
of royalty.
4. The term of the lease shall be for three years and for
such longer period (not to exceed 35 years) during
which oil, gas and other hydrocarbons may be produced
from said land.
The bids shall be received at the office of the City Clerk
on or before 5:00 p.m., March 19, 1986 and shall be opened
and publicly declared by the City Council at its regular
meeting of that date.
LODI RESIDENTIAL
DENSITY STUDY
Following receipt of the "Lodi Residential Density Study -
Work Plan" as suhmitted by Jones and Stokes Associates,
Inc., Council, on motion of Council Member Snider, Olson
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second, authorized retaining the firm of Jones and Stokes
Associates, Inc. to prepare the subject study and authorized
that the cost of this study be funded from the following
sources:
$15,000 - Seer Capital Outlay
$15,000 - Water Capital Outlay
$30,OOn - General Fund Capital Outlay
LEAGUE OF CALIFORNIA
CITIES DUES INCREASE
RES. 86-15
City Manager Peterson apprised the Council that the
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League's Board of Directors, in a unanimous vote, is
proposing an increase in dues in the amount of six percent.
The Board action needs the confirmation by the League's
thirteen regional divisions by February 14, 1986. For the
City of Lodi, the annual dues increase would be $251.00 per
year.
Following discussion, on motion of Council Member Olson,
Reid second, Council adopted Resolution No. 85-15 thereby
approving proposed League of California Cities dues
increase, which would increase the annual'dues for the
City of Lodi from $4,185 to $4,436.
RESIDEN'T'IAL PERMIT
PARKING
ORD. NO. 1373
City Manager Peterson reminded the Council that at its
regular meeting of December 4, 1985, the City Council
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adopted Resolution No. 85-172 establishing parking
restrictions in the area near the Pacific Coast Producers
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facility. This resolution accomplished the following:
a) designated the area for permit parking;
b) established certain times for "No Parking", except with
a residential parking permit;
c) established the enforcen ent period of June 1 through
March 31.
The chronology of events resulting frau this action was
outlined for Council. Council discussion followed with
questions being directed to Staff.
With regard to the specifics of the initial program, the
following recommendations were made by City Manager
Peterson:
a. the program shall be administered by the Finance
Department from 9:00 am to 4:00 p.m. Monday through
Friday
b. the program shall be enforced by the Finance Department
from 8:00 am to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday
c. the Police Department shall be responsible for
enforcement at times other than enumerated above
d. residential parking permits shall be issued effective
June 1, 1986 for a period of three years or to
March 31, 1989, whichever occurs first
e. the cost per permit shall be $3.00 for each three-
year period or lesser period of time thereof
f. residents of the area so designated shall be issued
one permit for each vehicle awned by the resident,
upon producing proof of residency and vehicle ownership
City Manager Peterson further advised that the Finance
Department will have the appropriate "paperwork" in place
and the actual permits ready for sale by mid-March which
is ample lead time prior to the start of the enforcement
period (June 1).
Following additional discussion with questions being
directed to Staff, Council, on motion of Mayor Pro Tempore
Reid, Snider second, introduced Ordinance No. 1373 - An
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Ordinance of the Lodi City Council Amending Lodi Municipal
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Code Title 10, Chapter 10.32 Residential Permit Parking.
ORDINANCES
Ordinance No. 1371 - Ordinance Adopting the 1986 Capital
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improvement Program for the City of Lodi having been
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introduced at a Regular Meeting of the Lodi City Council
held Decenber 18, 1985 was brought up for passage as an
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Urgency Ordinance on motion of Mayor Pro Tempore Reid,
Olson 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 - Olson, Reid, Snider, and
Hinchman (Mayor)
Noes: Council Members - None
Absent: Council Members - Pinkerton
Abstain: Council Members - None
INFORMATION
Council received a report regarding the recent award of a
Micro Backhoe.
ADJOURNMENT TO
"CLOSED SESSION"
Mayor Hinchman adjourned the meeting at approximately 9:10
p.m. to a "Closed Session" pertaining to litigation.
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