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CLAIMS CC -21(a) Claims were approved in the amount of $1,960,590.03.
VARIOUS PLANS AND
SPECIFICATIONS
APPROVED Council approved the following plans and specifications and
authorized the advertising for bids thereon:
CC -12.1 (c)
I. Pine Street and Elm Street at Southern Pacific
Railroad, curb, gutter and sidewalk
II. Asphalt overlays - Victor Road, Pine Street and Lodi
Avenue
AWARD - BID FOR
WATTHOUR METERS
RES. NO. 86-103 City Manager Peterson presented a bid tabulation on bids
which had been received for the purchase of watthour
CC -12 (d) electric meters. Following recommendation of Staff,
CC -47 Council adopted Resolution No. 86-103 awarding the bid for
1 watthour electric meters to Ace Supply Co., in the amount
of $20,215.64.
AWARD - BID FOR
PADMOUNT TRANSFORMERS
RES. NO. 86-104 A bid tabulation was presented by City Manager Peterson on
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CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF LODI
CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS
WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1986
ROLL CALL
Present: Council Members - Hinchman, Olson, Pinkerton,
Snider, and Reid (Mayor)
Absent: Council Members - None
Also Present: City Manager Peterson, Community Development
Director Schroeder, Public Works Director
Ronsko, City Attorney Stein, and City
Clerk Reimche
INVOCATION
The invocation was given by Pastor David Hill, Grace
Presbyterian Church.
PLEDGE OF
ALLEGIANCE
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Reid.
PRESENTATIONS
No presentations, proclamations, or awards were made at
this meeting.
REPORTS OF THE
CITY MANAGER
CONSENT CALENDAR
In accordance with report and recommendation of the City
Manager, Council, on motion of Council Menber Snider, Olson
second, approved the following actions hereinafter set
forth with the exception of Consent Calendar item No.
e -1-G, "Award - Lodi Grape Bowl Seat Replacement", which
was removed from the Consent Calendar and placed on the
Regular Calendar.
Council Member Snider asked to abstain from discussion and
voting on Agenda Item a -1-L, "Approve Subdivision Agreement
and Final Map for Sunwest IV Subdivision" because of a
possible conflict of interest.
CLAIMS CC -21(a) Claims were approved in the amount of $1,960,590.03.
VARIOUS PLANS AND
SPECIFICATIONS
APPROVED Council approved the following plans and specifications and
authorized the advertising for bids thereon:
CC -12.1 (c)
I. Pine Street and Elm Street at Southern Pacific
Railroad, curb, gutter and sidewalk
II. Asphalt overlays - Victor Road, Pine Street and Lodi
Avenue
AWARD - BID FOR
WATTHOUR METERS
RES. NO. 86-103 City Manager Peterson presented a bid tabulation on bids
which had been received for the purchase of watthour
CC -12 (d) electric meters. Following recommendation of Staff,
CC -47 Council adopted Resolution No. 86-103 awarding the bid for
1 watthour electric meters to Ace Supply Co., in the amount
of $20,215.64.
AWARD - BID FOR
PADMOUNT TRANSFORMERS
RES. NO. 86-104 A bid tabulation was presented by City Manager Peterson on
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bids which had been received for the purchase of
CC -12 (d) single-phase and three-phase padmount transformers.
CC -47 Based on design data, supplied by the bidders, the
life -cycle cost of transformer losses had been evaluated.
Based on minimum total life -cycle cost of the transformer,
Staff recanmended that the bid be awarded to the lowest
bidder in each category:
Council adopted Resolution No. 86-104 awarding the bid for
padmount transformers as follows:
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Maydwell and Hartzel, Inc. 20 - 50 KVA Single-phase
20 - 75 M Single-phase
Total - $46,194.80
Westinghouse Electric Supply Co. 1 - 150 KVA Three -Phase
1 - 300 KVA Three -Phase
2 - 500 KVA Three -Phase
2 - 500 KVA Three -Phase
(480 volt)
Total - $37,610.92
ACCEPT IMPROVEMENTS
GUAM M=EL,
CHEROKEE LANE
RES. NO. 86-106
Council was apprised that improvements in the Geweke Motel
development have been completed in substantial conformance
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with the requirements of the Development Agreement between
the City of Lodi and Geweke Properties, dated July 31,
1985, and as specifically set forth in the plans and
specifications approved by the City Council.
Council adopted Resolution No. 86-106 accepting the
development improvements included in the Geweke Motel
development on South Cherokee Lane.
ACCEPT THE
INPROVEPENTS FOR
ARMORY PARK FENCE
Council was apprised that the contract which had been
awarded to Central Fence Company of Stockton on May 7,
CC -14(a)
1986, in the amount of $20,674.75 has been completed in
substantial conformance with the plans and specifications
approved by the City Council.
The final contract price was $21,365. The difference
between the contract amount and the final contract price :is
mainly due to a change order for the construction of some
additional fencing and a gate at the northwest corner of
the park.
Council accepted the improvements for Armory Park Fence,
Stockton Street/Lawrence Avenue/Washington Street, and
directed the Public Works Director to file a Notice of
Completion with the County Recorder's Office.
AMF'NIDMaVTS TO
CALIFORNIA JOINT
POWERS INSURANCE
AGENCY AGREEMENT
APPROVED
RES. No. 86-107
Council adopted Resolution No. 86-107 approving and
ratifying an amendment to the Joint Powers Agreement
CC -21.1 (e)
creating the California Joint Powers Insurance Agency
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(CJPIA). Council was apprised that Article XXV of the
CJPIA Agreement requires a two-thirds vote of the
membership to amend the agreement. In order to protect the
status of the charter members, the Board of Directors has
approved a proposal to amend Article XXV to require a 908
vote to amend the agreement.
ARCHITECTURAL
AGREEMENT FOR LORI
LAS MASTER PLAN
APPROVED
Council approved an Agreement with Richard Bigler
Associates, Landscape Architect, for development of the
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Lodi Lake Park Masterplan and authorized the Mayor and the
CC -27(c)
City Clerk to execute the subject Agreement on behalf of
the City.
SUBDIVISION AGREEMENT
AND FINAL MAP FOR
SUNWEST IV
SUBDIVISION
APPROVED
COUNCIL MEMBER SNIDER ABSTAINED FROM DISCUSSION AND VOTING
ON THIS ITEM.
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Council was advised that Chris R., LaVeta Keszler and
Sunwest Investors, a partnership, the developer of this
subdivision, has furnished the City with the final map and
the improvement plans as well as the necessary agreements,
guarantees and insurance certificates for this proposed
subdivision. in addition to the normal requirements the
Subdivision Agreement restricts the occupancy of buildings
in this subdivision until the storm drain facilities are
canpleted.
Sunwest, Unit No. 4, is a 27 -lot, 10.33 -acre single family
subdivision located east of Lower Sacramento Road and west
of Vine Street.
The Lodi City Council approved the final map for Sunwest,
Unit No. 4, Tract No. 1733, and directed the City Manager
and City Clerk to execute the Subdivision Agreement on
behalf of the City.
SUBDIVISION AGREEMENT
AND FINAL MAP FOR
WHISPERING OAKS II
APPROVED Council was apprised that Dunmore Construction, Inc., the
developer of Whispering Oaks Subdivision, has furnished the
CC -46 City with the final map and the improvement plans as well
as the necessary agreements, guarantees and insurance
certificates for this proposed subdivision.
Whispering Oaks II is located north of Century Boulevard
just east of Mills Avenue. It contains 94 single-family
lots.
Council approved the final map for Whispering Oaks II,
Tract No. 2044, and directed the City Manager and City
Clerk to execute the Subdivision Agreement on behalf of the
City.
RESOLUTION APPROVING
SALARY INCREASES FOR
VARIOUS CITY OF L3DI
BARGAINING UNITS
RES. NO. 86-109 Council adopted Resolution No. 86-109 rescinding Resolution
No. 86-99 and approving salary increases for various City
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CC -34 of Lodi bargaining units effective the pay period beginning
CC -6 June 30, 1986.
AWARD BID - LODI
GRAPE BOWL SEAT
Pl PLAC M NT
RES. NO. 86-105 A breakdown of the bids that had been received for "Lodi
Grape Bowl Seat Replacement" was presented by Public Works
CCL -12() Director Ronsko who reported that the Parks and Recreations
Commti.ssion had met following the opening of the bids and
Mr. Ronsko reported on the Commissions recommendations as
they pertained to the subject bids. The Parks and
Recreation Commission recommended that any funds not
expended at this time in awarding this bid be earmarked for
future seat replacement at the Lodi Grape Bowl.
Following discussion, with questions being directed to Mr.
Ronsko, Council, on motion of Council Member Pinkerton,
Hinchman second, adopted Resolution No. 86-105 awarding the
bid for Lodi Grape Bowl Seat Replacement to Stadiums
Unlimited, in the amount of $29,586.50, which project as
awarded will include removal and replacement of seats in
sections A, I and J and removal of seats and supports in
sections K. L and N.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
ORD. AMENDING P -D
(26) BY CHANGING
LOT 87, NOMA RANCH
AT THE N/E CORNER
OF ALMOND DRIVE AND
COVENTRY WAY FROM 37
CONDOMINIUMS TO 12
DUPLEX (24 UNITS)
LOTS Notice thereof having been published, according to law and
an affidavit of publication being on file in the office of
the City Clerk, Mayor Reid called for the Public Hearing to
consider the Planning Commission's recommendation for the
approval of the request of Bennett and Compton, Inc., to
amrend P -D (26) by changing lot 87, Nona Ranch, at the
northeast corner of Almond Drive and Coventry Way from 37
condominiums to 12 duplex (24 units) lots.
The matter was introduced by City Manager Peterson and by
Community Development Director Schroeder who presented
background information regarding the matter, including a
diagram of the subject area.
Mr. Glen Baumbach, 327 W. Elm Street, Lodi, representing
Dennis Bennett addressed the Council on behalf of the
recommended action.
There being no other persons in the audience wishing to
speak on the matter, the public portion of the hearing was
closed.
ORD. NO. 1386
INTRODUCED On motion of Council Member Olson, Hinchman second, Council
introduced Ordinance No. 1386 amending P -D (26), Planned
CC -53 (a) Development District No. 26 by changing lot 87, Nam Ranch,
"C N'49 at the northeast corner of Almond Drive and Coventry Way
from 37 condominiums to 12 duplex (24 units) lots. The
motion carried by unanimous vote.
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ORD. DECLARING A
ONE YEAR MORATORIUM
ON THE ISSUANCE OF
BUILDING PERMITS FOR
OFF -PREMISE SIGNS
INTRODUCED
ORD. NO. 1387 Notice thereof having been published according to law,
INTRODUCED Mayor Reid called for the Public Hearing to consider the
Planning Commission's recomyendation that the City Council
CC -53(a) declare a one year moratorium on the issuance of building
permits for off -premise signs so that the present sign
requirements can be reviewed and improved.
The matter was introduced by City Manager Peterson and
Commmi.ty Development Director Schroeder who responded to
questions as were directed by Staff.
Mr. Jack Ronsko, 1242 Devine Drive, Lodi, addressed the
Council urging the implementation of the subject
moratorium. Mr. Ronsko presented a slide presentation
depicting off -premise signing presently in place in varicus
locations throughout the City.
Also supporting the moratorium and addressing the Council
regarding the matter were:
a) Mr. Robert Morris, 301 W. Locust Street, Lodi
b) Mr. John Borelli, President, Lodi District Chamber of
Commerce
There being no other persons in the audience wishing to
speak on the matter the public portion of the hearing was
closed.
On motion of Council Member Hinchman, Olson second, Council
introduced Ordinance No. 1387 declaring a one year
moratorium on the issuance of building permits for
off -premise signs so that the present sign requirements can
be reviewed.
REDESIGNATION AND
REZONING OF ASSESSOR
PARCEL NO. 049-070-11,
42, 43 and 56 FROM
LIGHT OR MEDIUM
INDUSTRIAL TO HEAVY
INDUSTRIAL
ORD. NO. 1388
AND 1389
INTRODUCED Notices thereof having been published according to law and
affidavits of publication being on file in the office of
CC -53(a) the City Clerk, Mayor Reid called for the Public Hearing
to consider:
a) The Planning Cawdssion's recamTendation that the Land
Use Element of the General Plan be amended by
redesignating Assessor Parcel No. 049-070-11, 42, 43
and 56 from Light or Medium Industrial to Heavy
Industrial.
b) The Planning Cc mission's recamwendation that Assessor
Parcel No. 049-070-11, 42, 43 and 56 be rezoned from
R-1, Single -Family Residential or M-1, Light
Industrial to N-2, Heavy Industrial.
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The matter was introduced by City Manager Peterson and by
Conmxdty Development Director Schroeder who presented
diagrams of the subject area and responded to questions
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regarding the matters.
There were no persons in the audience wishing to speak on
the matters, and the public portion of the hearing was
closed.
Following discussion, Council took the following actions:
a) On motion of Council Member.Pinkerton, Hinchman second,
Council introduced Ordinance No. 1388 - An Ordinance
Amending the Land Use Element of the General Plan by
redesignating Assessor Parcel No. 049-070-11, 42, 43
and 56 from Light or Medium Industrial to Heavy
Industrial. The motion carried by unanimous vote.
b) On motion of Mayor Pro Tempore Olson, Snider second,
Council introduced Ordinance No. 1389 - An Ordinance of
the Lodi City Council rezoning Assessor Parcel No.
049-070-11, 42, 43, and 56 from R-1, Single -Family
Residential or M-1, Light Industrial to M-2, Heavy
Industrial. The notion carried by unanimous vote.
COMMUNICATIONS
(CITY CLERK)
ABC LICENSE
City Clerk Reimche presented the following ABC License
Application which had been received:
CC -7 (f)
Hairy/William Poon
King Yin Cafe
10 South Main Street
Lodi
On Sale Beer
Person to Person transfer
REQUIRED MINIMUM
LIABILITY INSURANCE
LIMITS REDUCED FOR
LCDI AMBULANCE
SERVICE
City Clerk Reimche presented the following telegram which
had been received regarding the Lodi Ambulance Service:
RES. 86-110
"Dear Certificate Holder,
CC -22(a)
CC -21.1(a)
The above named corporation has a contractual relationship
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with you which requires evidence of insurance. Due to
reinsurance problems, we must at this time reduce the
liability limits provided by Tri -star Insurance to
$300,000.00 to be effective as of this date. Every effort
is being made to resolve what we consider to be a temporary
problem.
Thank you,
Glenn E_ Miller, President
Tri -star Insurance Company
Gregg -Miller and Associates"
Mr. Michael N. Nilssen, owner of the Lodi Ambulance Service
was in the audience and addressed the Council advising that
"Tri-Star is a newly developed insurance company, produced
by private ambulance providers in California on June 30,
1986. A total of 3.6 million dollars was generated during
the first stock release. With the California law of
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capitol surplus, in relationship to insurance companies,
Tri-Star could only provide a primary coverage of
$300,000.00 per company insurance, which is 10% of the
total assets.
The reinsurance was to be provided by two separate
companies, thus treaties were negotiated prior to the June
30, 1986 implementation date. Those insurance companies
are: The Florida Exchange and General Reinsurance. The
Florida Exchange was to reinsure for $200,000.00 and
General Reinsurance was to cover an excess reinsurance of
$500,000.00 to provide a total of $1,000,000.00 of general
liability, malpractice and auto insurance.
After the binders were written by Tri-Star Insurance
Coipany, which is managed by Gregg/Miller Insurance
Brokers, the Florida Exchange withdrew from the agreement
and did not sign the treaty with Tri-Star for the
$200,000.00 reinsurance. From that point, General
Reinsurance also withdrew from the treaty agreement because
we did not have the primary layer of $500,000.00 The
$500,000.00 primary layer was the agreement with General
Reinsurance to obtain an excess of $500,000.00 reinsurance
to equal a total of $1,000,000.00, thus we are back to
square one with $300,000.00 maximum insurance currently
today.
Mr. Glen Miller, President of Tri-Star, has reasonable
confidence that we will obtain $1,000,000.00 insurance by
August 1, 1986. Currently, he has four broker
intermediaries searching for reinsurance. Those
intermediaries are: Guy Carpenter, Inc., Intere, Inc., E.
W. Blonc and Andrew Edwards. It is my understanding that
these broker intermediary companies are very large
companies with tremendous negotiating powers.
I request the City Council to bear with Lodi Ambulance
Service, during this crisis, and allow us to continue with
Tri-Star until the beginning of the month of August, as I
feel confident we will seek and obtain a maxinnm, of
$1,000,000.00 medical liability, general liability and auto
insurance. Should we not obtain this by August 15th, I
will then proceed to obtain insurance through the assigned
risk market to $500,000.00, as was requested at our last
Council meeting."
Following discussion with questions being directed to Mr.
Nilssen and to Staff, Council, on motion of Council Member
Pinkerton, Snider second, adopted Resolution No. 86-110
amending Resolution No. 86-87 and thereby reducing the
minimum limits of the permittees liability insurance to
$300,000 until August 15, 1986. The motion carried by
unanimous vote.
C0NIV1ENTS BY CITY
COUNCIL NQS
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB
CONCERT REMINDER
Council Member Snider reminded the community of the
upcoming Lodi Boys and Girls Club 1986 Sumner Concert
Series and urged all citizens of this community to attend.
GRAND JURY REPORT
Following introduction of the matter by Council Member
Pinkerton and Council discussion, Council tacitly concurred
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that the Grand Jury Report should be scheduled as an agenda
CC -7(b)
item for the last Council meeting in August to allow time
for receipt of comments and Council response as required by
law,
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COMMENTS BY THE
PURLIC ON NON AGENDA
ITEMS
COMPLAINTS REGARDING
PERMIT PARKING IN
AREA OF PCP Mr. Richard C. Knoernschild, 228 East Tokay Street, Lodi,
Apt. 1, addressed the Council presenting a petition bearing
CC -48(1) approximately 52 signatures stating, "We have signed this
petition to say we would like to have visitor parking for
our guests. This has become a real problem. The City
Council had a proposed plan with visitor parking allowed.
We would like to see it put into effect with the current
plan in effect".
Discussion followed with Council directing questions to Mr.
Knoernschild and to Staff concerning the matter.
Also addressing the Council regarding the matter was Mr.
Andrew Hagele, 735 S. Washington Street, Lodi, Unit No. 1.
Mr. Hagele shared with the Council the fact that his
fourplex complex does not have off-street parking for its
tenants, which creates a very difficult situation for
visitors to the complex.
Discussion followed with questions being directed to Staff
and to Mr. Hagele. Council referred the matter to Staff
and asked that a report and recommendation be presented to
Council concerning the matter at the Regular Council
Meeting of August 6, 1986.
RECESS Mayor Reid declared a five-minute recess and the meeting
reconvened at approximately 9:25 pm.
REPORTS OF THE
ORDINANCE RE DISPLAY
OF VEHICLES AND
VESSELS FOR SALE
ORDINANCE NO. 1381
INTRODUCED Council was reminded that at the March 19, 1986 Council
meeting, Ordinance No. 1381 was introduced which amended
CC -48(a) Section 10.20.070 of the Lodi Municipal Code relating to
the parking of vehicles for display or repair, and
specifically substituting the word "street" for the word
"roadway", and other minor modifications to the code
section. Council had asked that another draft be prepared
that would cover additional concerns that the Council
expressed.
In this regard, on July 8, 1986, the Chief of Police, the
Comminity Development Director, the City Attorney and Lodi
automobile dealer Dennis Plunmer met at City Hall to review
and discuss the second draft of Ordinance No. 1381, and it
was felt that it did address prior concerns.
This new draft was reviewed by City Attorney Stein for the
benefit of the Council advising that it represented a major
change in the original draft ordinance by now prohibiting
vehicles and vessels from parking on public or private
property for the purpose of selling same. There is an
exception to this prohibition for vehicles and vessels
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parked in front of the owner's residence for the purpose of
sale.
Following discussion with questions being directed to
Staff, Council, on motion of Council Member Pinkerton,
Hinchzen second, introduced Ordinance No. 1381 - An
Ordinance of the Lcdi City Council Amending Section
10.20.070 of the Lodi Municipal Code Relating to Display of
Vehicles and Vessels for Sale. The motion carried by the
following vote:
Ayes: Council Muss - Hinchman, Olson, Pink
Noes: Council Members - Snider and Reid
Absent: Council Members - None
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HOTEL LODI RENOVATION
PROJECT
RES. NO. 86-108 Following introduction of the matter by City Manager
Peterson, Co unity Development Director Schroeder advised
CC -6 the Council that the renovation of the Hotel Lodi is a
CC -55 $3,555,000 public-private partnership project, utilizing
$110,000 of Lodi's CDBG funds allocated for F.Y. 1986-87.
Other funding sources include State HCD and conventional
loans, as well as limited partnership investment.
However, proposed changes in tax law particularly
investment tax credits (ITC), may reduce the
attractiveness of the syndication to prospective investors.
Further, Mr. Schroeder provided the following information
pertaining to the Housing Development Gant Program:
1. Additional loans from the federal government are
available which will serve to maintain the desired
return on the limited partners investment.
2. HDD is presently accepting applications for grants
under HUD's Housing Development Grant Programs. This
grant application must be initiated through the local
unit of government (City of Lodi).
3. Grant funds awarded under the program are to be used to
support the construction of substantial rehabilitation
of residential rental, cooperative, or mutual housing
in which at least 20 percent of the units will be
occupied by lower income families.
4. HUD indicated the program's current funding level is 79
million, and will not be affected by congressional
budget reductions.
5. Application selections will be made and funds are to be
obligated by September 30, 1986. The application
deadline is July 21, 1986. The proposed grant amount
to be requested by the City of Lodi is $715,000.
A lengthy discussion followed with questions being directed
to Staff.
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UPDATE ON FORK
OF MEASURE A TASK
FORCE AND THE EAST
SIDE MORATORIUM
STUDY
OC -2(j)
OC -53 (a)
ORD. AMENDING SPEED
LIMITS ON CERTAIN
STREETS WITHIN THE
CITY
ORD. NO. 1383
ADOPTED
CC -48(a)
Cc.
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Mr. Larry Redman, 325 East locust Street, Lodi, addressed
the Council asking if any input regarding this proposed
project had been received from the senior citizens of this
community.
Mr. Charles Duncan, 1214 West Lodi Avenue, Lodi, also
indicated that he felt that senior citizens of this
community should have input in the matter. Mr. Duncan
further stated that he felt the project was doomed for
failure from the beginning and urged the Council not to act
on the matter at this meeting.
Further, questions were directed by the Council to those
who had addressed the Council on the matter and to Staff.
On motion of Council Member Pinkerton, Olson second,
Council adopted Resolution No. 86-108 authorizing the City
of Lodi to apply for a Housing Development Grant to be made
available exclusively for the Hotel Lodi Renovation
project. The motion carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Council Members - Olson, Pinkerton, Snider,
and Reid (Mayor)
Noes: Council Members - Hinchman
Absent: Council Members - None
Further, on motion of Mayor Reid, Olson second, Council set
a Public Hearing at 7:30 p.m., August 6, 1986, to receive
public input regarding the proposed Hotel Lodi Renovation
Project. The motion carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Council Members - Olson, Pinkerton, Snider,
and Reid (Mayor)
Noes: Council Members - Hinctmian
Absent: Council Members - None
An oral report was given by Community Development Director
Schroeder regarding the work of the Measure A Task Force
and the East Side Moratorium Study. Discussion followed
with questions regarding the matters being directed to Mr.
Schroeder by the Council.
Ordinance No. 1383 - An Ordinance of the City of Lodi
Amending Section 10.12.020 and 10.12.030 of the City Code
of the City of Lodi thereby amending speed limits on
certain streets within the City of Lodi, having been
introduced at a Regular Meeting of the Council held July 2,
1986, was brought up for passage on motion of Council
Member Pinkerton, 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:
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Ayes: Council Members - Olson, Pinkerton, Snider,
and Reid (Mayor)
Noes: Council Members - Hinchman
Absent: Council Members - None
ORDINANCE RELATING
TO ON-SITE FIRE
PROTECTION OF BUILDINGS
AND CONSTRUCTION
ORD. N0. 1384
ADOPTED Ordinance No. 1384 - An Ordinance of the Lodi City Council
Amending Title 15 of the Lodi Municipal Cade Relating to
CC -24(b) On-site Fire Protection of Buildings and Construction
having been introduced at a Regular Meeting of the Council
held July 2, 1986 was brought up for passage on motion of
Mayor Pro Tempore Olson, Hinchman second. Second reading
of the Ordinance was then adopted and ordered to print by
the following vote:
Ayes: Council Members - Hinchman, Olson, Snider,
Pinkerton, & Reid (Mayor)
Noes: Council Members - None
Absent: Council Members - None
ADJOURW1ENT There being no further business to come before the Council,
Mayor Reid adjourned the meeting at approximately 10:20
p.m. to a Closed Session pertaining to personnel matters.
The City Manager, City Attorney, and City Clerk were
excused from attending the Closed Session
Attest:
ILL I
Alice M. R.eimche
City Clerk
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