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RESOLUTION OF
APPRECIATION FOR
RETIRING WASTE-
WATER SUPERVISOR
ALVIN INMAN
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PROCI. TIONS
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REPORTS OF THE
CITY MANAGER
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CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF LODI
CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1986
7:30 P.M.
Present: Council Members - Olson, Pinkerton,
Snider, and Reid (Mayor)
Absent: Council Members - Hinchman
Also Present: City Manager Peterson, Assistant City
Manager Glenn, Cannuiity Development Director
Schroeder, Public Works Director Ronsko, City
Attorney Stein, and City Clerk Reimche
The invocation was given by Father Raymond C. Knapp, St.
John's Episcopal Church.
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Reid.
A presentation was made by Bozant Katzakian, President of
the Lodi Area Crime Stoppers, regarding the activities of
that organization.
Council received information that a Resolution of
Appreciation would be presented to Alvin Inman, Retiring
Wastewater Supervisor, at his retirement party.
Mayor Reid proclaimed the week of November 12 through
November 29, 1986 as "1986 California Family Week".
CONSENT CALENDAR
In accordance with report and recommendation of the City
Manager, Council, on motion of Council Member Snider,
Pinkerton second, approved the following actions
hereinafter set forth.
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CLAIMS CC -21(a)
Claims were approved in the amount of $1,048,984.03.
AWARD - BID FOR
PURCHASE OF STREET-
LIGHT LUMINARES
RES. N0. 86-167
City Manager Peterson presented the following bids received
for streetlight luminares:
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Supplier Item 1 Item 2 Item 3 Total
G.E. Supply $1,484.00 $7,345.80 $3,339.00 $12,168.80
Westco $1,587.67 $7,363.29 $3,346.95 $12,297.91
Valley Electric $2,052.16 $8,978.20 $4,081.00 $15,111.36
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Based on the recommendation of the City Manager, Council,
adopted Resolution No. 86-167 awarding the bid for the
purchase of streetlight luntnares to General Electric Supply
Company in the amount of $12,168.80.
ACCEPT IMPROVEMENTS -
LODI GRAPE BOWL SEAT
REPLACEMENT REMOVED
FROM THE AGENDA With the Concurrence of the Council, agenda item e -1-D -
"Accept improvements - Lcdi Grape Bowl Seat Replacement" was
removed from the agenda.
ACCEPT IMPROVEMENTS -
CHEROKEE LANE
IMPROVEMENTS, WEST
SIDE N/10CKEFORD Council accepted the improvements for "Cherokee Lane
Improvements, West Side N/Lockeford" and directed the Public
CC -14(a) Works Director to file a Notice of Completion with the County
Recorder's Office.
Council was informed that the contract was awarded to Claude
C. Wood Company of Lodi on September 18, 1985, in the amount
of $67,379.00. The contract has been completed in
substantial conformance with the plans and specifications
approved by the City Council.
The contract completion date was May 27, 1986 and the actual
completion date was June 2, 1986. The final contract price
was $69,000.00 +/-. The difference between the contract
amount and the final contract price is mainly due to field
modifications to the signal system that became apparent
during construction.
RENEWAL OF INS'TRUMEN'T
MAINTENANCE SERVICE
CONTRACT FOR WHITE
SLOUGH WATER POLLUTION
CONTROL FACILITY Council approved the renewal of the Instrument Maintenance
Service Contract for the period of January 1, 1987 through
CC -6 December 31, 1987, with Brantley Instrument Company, Inc. for
White Slough Water Pollution Control Facility at a cost of
$8,895.00.
PUBLIC HEARING SET
TO OBTAIN CITIZENS
COMMENT'S ON TRANSIT
NEEDS Council set a public hearing, to obtain citizens canments on
transit needs, for 11:00 a.m., December 3, 1986 at Loel
CC -50(a) Center, 105 South Washington Street, Lodi, which hearing is
to be continued to 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers.
"NO PARKING" ZONES
APPROVED ON KETTLEKW
LANE AT MILLS AVENUE
RES. NO. 86-168 Council was apprised that in response to a concern from the
Police Department, Public Works staff performed a sight
CC -48(e) distance analysis on Kettleman Lane at Mills Avenue.
Semi -trucks park on Kettleman Lane in the area of Mills
Avenue and cause a sight obstruction for vehicles using Mills
Avenue, Lakeshore Drive, and the driveways in the area.
The Police Department has received a number of complaints
from various citizens that it is difficult for them to see
the oncaning vehicles when trucks are parked adjacent to the
intersections.
Continued November 19, 1986
QUITCLAIM DEED
APPROVED RECONVEYING
VINE STREET STORM
DRAIN BASIN PROPERTY
TO DEVELOPERS OF
SUNWEST
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PARKVIEW TERRACE
ADDITION
REORGANIZATION
RES. NO. 86-169
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Council adopted Resolution No. 86-168 establishir_g the
following "No Parking" zones on Kettlenan Lane in the
vicinity of Mills Avenue:
I. At driveway (2020 West Kettleman Lane), from 530 feet
west of Mills Avenue to 350 feet west of Mills Avenue
II. At Mills Avenue and driveway (1822, 1900 West Kettleman
Lane), from 130 feet west of Mills Avenue to 350 feet
east of Mills Avenue.
III. At Lakeshore Drive, from 175 feet west of Lakeshore
Drive to 25 feet east of Lakeshore Drive.
Council was apprised that the developers of Sunwest Unit No.
2 constructed a temporary storm drainage basin south of Vine
Street and east of the existing Interlaken Drive. The owners
of the parcel where the basin was constructed then dedicated
it to the City. One condition of the dedication was that, in
the case of abandonment of the property by the City for the
use of storing storm and surface water drainage, the title to
the property shall revert to the grantors, their heirs,
successors, or assigns.
The developers of Sunwest 4 and the developers of Lakeshore
Meadows have extended a storm drain line from the temporary
Vine Street drainage pond to the G -Basin located at the
intersection of Century Boulevard and Lower Sacramento Road.
Because of the extension of this storm drain line, the
temporary vine Street drainage pond is no longer needed.
Council authorized the Mayor and the City Clerk to execute a
quitclaim deed to abandon the temporary Vine Street drainage
pond and revert the acreage to its rightful owner.
Council Member Snider asked to abstain from discussion and
voting on the following matter because of a conflict of
interest.
Council was apprised that, at the November 4, 1986 General
Election, the electorate amended the Land Use Element of the
General Plan by adding Parkview Terrace. This project is a
20 acre, 155 unit adult community at the northeast corner of
West Lodi Avenue and Lower Sacramento Road.
Council was informed that it would now be in order to
initiate annexation proceedings on the subject parcel.
Council adopted Resolution No. 86-169 initiating the
annexation of the Parkview Terrace Addition to the City of
Lodi (northeast corner of Lower Sacramento Road and West Lodi
Avenue) .
The notion carried by the following vote:
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CITY'S ANNLI 1L
INVESTMENT POLICY
AND INTERNAL CONTROL
GUIDELINES APPROVED
RES. NO. 86-171 Council was reminded that AB 1073 passed by the State
Legislature and signed by the Governor on September 17, 1984
CC -21(a) requires Municipal Treasurers to submit an annual written
investment policy to their respective legislative bodies.
Council adopted Resolution No. 86-171 - A Resolution Adopting
an Annual Statement of Investment Policy and Internal Control
Guidelines pursuant to the aforementioned legislation.
SEMI-OFFICIAL
ELECTION SUMMARY
CONSOLIDATED GENERAL
ELECTION - 11/4/86 City Clerk Reimche presented the following Seri -official
Election Summary - Consolidated General Election - November
CC -18 4, 1986 as prepared by the San Joaquin County Registrar of
Voters:
Measure K - Parkview Terrace
Ayes: Council Members - Olson, Pinkerton, and Reid
No - 5,457
(Mayor)
Yes - 5,950
Noes: Council Members - None
Measure M - Johnson Ranch II
Absent: Council Members - Hinchman
No - 6.744
Abstain: Council Members - Snider
MAGGIO INDUSTRIAL
No - 6,072
ADDITION RE-
Yes - 5,144
ORGANIZATION
Measure P - Taves Park
RFS. NO. 86-170
Council was apprised that, at the November 4, 1986 General
Election, the electorate amended the Land Use Element of the
CC -8(a)
General Plan by adding Maggio Industrial Park. This project
is a 37.8 acre, 16 parcel industrial development at the
northwest corner of Harney Lane and South Stockton Street.
Approximately 14 months ago, the City Council prezoned the
property to 1+-2, Heavy Industrial and certified the
Environmental Impact Report as adequate. These actions are
still valid.
Council adopted Resolution No. 86-170 initiating the
annexation of Maggio Industrial Park (bounded by Salas Park
on the north; South Stockton Street on the east; Harney Lane
on the south; and the Southern Pacific Railroad right-of-way
on the west).
CITY'S ANNLI 1L
INVESTMENT POLICY
AND INTERNAL CONTROL
GUIDELINES APPROVED
RES. NO. 86-171 Council was reminded that AB 1073 passed by the State
Legislature and signed by the Governor on September 17, 1984
CC -21(a) requires Municipal Treasurers to submit an annual written
investment policy to their respective legislative bodies.
Council adopted Resolution No. 86-171 - A Resolution Adopting
an Annual Statement of Investment Policy and Internal Control
Guidelines pursuant to the aforementioned legislation.
SEMI-OFFICIAL
ELECTION SUMMARY
CONSOLIDATED GENERAL
ELECTION - 11/4/86 City Clerk Reimche presented the following Seri -official
Election Summary - Consolidated General Election - November
CC -18 4, 1986 as prepared by the San Joaquin County Registrar of
Voters:
Measure K - Parkview Terrace
Yes - 7,079
No - 5,457
Measure L - Batch Property
Yes - 5,950
No - 6,502
Measure M - Johnson Ranch II
Yes - 5,542
No - 6.744
Measure N - Maggio Industrial Park
Yes - 6,219
No - 6,072
Measure 0 - Towne Ranch
Yes - 5,144
No - 7,195
Measure P - Taves Park
Yes - 5,439
No - 6,825
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AGREEMENT WITH
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY APPROVED
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For the past 32 years the City of Lodi has leased from the
Southern Pacific Transportation Company for public parking
the lot on Sacramento Street between East Pine and East Elm
streets. There have been just two adjustments to the initial
annual rental fee of $240 during this period. For the past
12 years, the annual rental fee has remained at $650.
Several months ago, Southern Pacific advised the City that
the current fee was substantially below market, and that an
adjustment to $3,500 per year was appropriate. The Public
works Director was directed to contact two local realtors in
an effort to determine the market price for such a lease in
the downtown area. His discussion with the realtors resulted
in staff agreeing that the requested annual lease payment is
consistent with existing market conditions. Staff tried to
negotiate a three-year lease and to expand the lease to
include the additional unimproved area between the existing
improved parking lot and East Pine Street. However, since
Southern Pacific desires to maintain maximum flexibility with
respect to its ultimate development or disposition of this
property, these positions were not attainable.
Council approved the lease agreement for use of the Southern
Pacific parking lot and authorized the City Manager and City
Clerk to execute the subject agreement.
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PUBLIC HEARINGS Notice thereof having been published according to law, an
affidavit of which publication is on file in the office of
the City Clerk, Mayor Reid called for the Public Hearing to
consider the Planning Commission's reconmendation•that the
street name of Sunbird Circle be changed to Sandpiper Circle.
SUNBIRD CIRCLE STREET
NA! -1E CHANGED TO
SANDPIPER CIRCLE The matter was introduced by Community Development Director
James Schroeder who advised that the Planning Commission RES.
No. 86-172 reconnended changing the street name of Sunbird Circle, which
is located in Johnson Ranch, Subdivision No. 1, to Sandpiper
CC -45(a) Circle in order to eliminate a possible conflict with
Songbird Place located in Tandy Ranch Subdivision.
A diagram of the subject area was presented for Council's
perusal.
There being no persons in the audience wishing to speak on
the matter, the public portion of the hearing was closed.
On motion of Council Member Pinkerton, Olson second, Council
adopted Resolution No. 86-172 changing the street name of
Sunbird Circle to Sandpiper Circle.
APPLICATION RECEIVED
FROM ERIC SCHNEIDER TO
OPERATE A LIMOUSINE
SERVICE WITHIN THE
CITY OF LODI
APPROVED Notice thereof having been published according to law and a
copy of the affidavit of publication being on file in the
RES. NO. 86-174 office of the City Clerk, Mayor Reid called for the Public
'clearing to consider the application received fran Eric
CC -6 Schneider to operate a Limousine Service within the City of
CC -22(a) Lodi.
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PUBLIC HEARING
CALLED PURSUANT TO
GOVERN6= CODE
SECTION 39576
RE COST OF ABATING
WEEDS IN CITY
RES. NO. 86-173
CC -24 (b)
City Clerk Reimche apprised the Council that the application
received from Eric Schneider to operate a limousine service
within the City of Lodi had been reviewed and found to
contain all information required under Section 5.24.210 of
the Lodi Municipal Code.
The City Clerk further advised the Council that the Lodi
Municipal Code specifies that at the time set for the hearing
of the application for a permit, the Council may examine the
applicant and all persons interested in the matter set forth
in the application, and shall determine whether or not the
public interest, convenience and necessity require the
issuance of the permit applied for, and if it is found by the
Council that the public interest convenience and necessity
require re the issuance of the permit applied for, it shall by
resolution order the city clerk to issue a permit in
accordance with the application, subject to the filing and
approval of such an undertaking as required by the code.
Mr. Eric Schneider, P. O. Box 176, Clements, California,
addressed the Council speaking on behalf of his application.
There being no other persons wishing to speak on the matter,
the public portion of the hearing was closed.
On motion of Council Member Pinkerton, Olson second, Council
determined that the public interest, convenience and
necessity require the issuance of a permit to Eric Schneider
to operate a Limousine Service within the City of Lodi, and
adopted Resolution No. 86-174 directing the City Clerk to
issue a permit in accordance with the provisions of the Lodi
Municipal Code.
Notice thereof having been published according to law, and a
copy of the subject affidavit being on file in the office of
the City Clerk, Mayor Reid called for the public hearing to
receive the report of the cost of the City of Lodi Weed
Abatement Program for 1986.
City Clerk Reimche reminded the Council that several months
ago, it had initiated weed abatement proceedings on various
parcels throughout the City. According to the Government
Code of the State of California, legal noticing, including
letters to the subject property owners, publications, and
postings were made regarding the matter.
Ultimately, the City abated weeds on a parcel at 713 South
Sacramento Street, and on various parcels owned by the
Southern Pacific Company. Council was presented with a
report of the cost of abatement of weeds on the heretofore
listed parcels.
There being no persons in the audience wishing to speak on
the matter, the public portion of the hearing was closed.
On motion of Mayor Pro Tempore Olson, Reid second, Council
adopted Resolution No. 86-173 - Resolution Confirming the
Cost of Weed Abatement for 1986 and Providing for the
Collection. Further the City Clerk was directed to submit a
certified copy of the subject Resolution to the County
Assessor, County Tax Collector, County Auditor, and the State
Board of Equalization.
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PLANNING COMMISSION City Manager Peterson presented the following Planning
REPORT
Camnission Report of the Planning Commission Meeting of
November 10, 1986.
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The Planning Commission -
ITEMS OF INTEREST
1. Approved the request of Daryl Geweke for a Use Permit to
allow a temporary trailer for an auto sales and leasing
office at 1130 South Cherokee Lane in an area zoned C-2,
General Commercial
2. Approved the request of Henry J. Rice on behalf of the
City of Lodi Electrical Department temporary for a mobile
office to be located at 1145 South Ham lane, the City's
Municipal Service Center.
3. Cancelled the Regular Planning Commission meeting of
November 24, 1986 because of a lack of Agenda items.
COMMUNICATIONS
(CITY CLERK)
ABC LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
The following application for ABC License was received by the
Council:
CC -7(f)
George Lee
Bing Sum Lui
Lodi Inn
10 West Oak Street
Lodi
On Sale Beer and Wine Eating Place
Person to person transfer
CLAIMS
On recommendation from the City Attorney and L. J. Russo
Insurance Services, Inc., the City's Contract Administrator,
CC -4(c)
Council, on motion of Council Member Snider, Olson second,
denied the following claim and referred same back to L. J.
Russo Insurance Services, Inc.
Gary Kries, DOL 7/31/86
COWWr`' 13Y CITY
COUNCIL MEMBERS
RECONSIDERATION OF
PERMIT PARKING ON
FLORA STREET Mayor Reid reported on behalf of Council Member Hinchman that
Council Member Hinchman had walked the area of Flora Street
CC -48(1) and found that in the 200 block, out of 14 homes, 13
residents were opposed to permit parking. Based on his
observation, he recommended that the Council reconsider the
implementation of permit parking in that area.
Following discussion, on motion of Council Member Snider,
Olson second, Council requested that reconsideration of
permit parking recently established on Flora Street be placed
on the agenda for the Regular Council Meeting of December 17,
1986.
REQUEST FOR ADDITIONAL
TRAFFIC ENFORCf1 M IN
AREA OF CRESCENT/VINE
AND CRESCENT/TOKAY
AND BLAKLEY PARK Following introduction of the matter by Council Member
Snider, it was requested that additional traffic enforcement
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CC -16 be implemented in the area of Crescent/Vine - Crescent/Tokay
CC -48(a) and also in the area of Blakley Park.
CONCERN RE WEEDED
AREA - LOWER
SACRAMENTO ROAD ADD
TORAY STREET Following introduction of the matter by Mayor Pro Tempore
Olson, Staff was requested to look into the weeded area being
CC -16 allowed to grow in the area of Lower Sacramento Road and
CC -24(b) Tokay Street.
0OPM4ff14TS BY THE
PUBLIC ON NON AGENDA
ITEMS There were no persons wishing to address the Council
under this segment of the agenda.
REPORTS OF THE
CITY MANAGER
REGULAR CALENDAR
RELOCATION OF GREYHOUND
BUS DEPOT (NORTHEAST
CORNER OF PINE AND
STCCKTON STREET) City Manager Peterson reminded the Council that at its
regular meeting of November 5, 1986, the City Council heard a
CC -6 request from the new agent for Greyhound Bus Lines to
CC -16 relocate the bus terminal from its present site on the
southwest corner of Church and Lockeford streets to a
building on the northeast corner of East Pine and Stockton
streets. After hearing testimony from representatives of
both sides of this issue, the City Council approved the
relocation. While the operation of a bus terminal is a
permitted use in that zone (C-2, General Commercial
District), the staff reccmwnded that if approved, the
proposed business would require an encroachment permit since
the busses would be loading and unloading in the public
right-of-way.
The City Clerk has been advised that a group of residents and
business owners in the area of the proposed new location will
be in attendance at Wednesday night's meeting to express
opposition to the relocation to that site. The proponent,
Mr. Gene Walton, has been advised that this item would appear
on this agenda. Mr. Walton has advised staff that busses
will start to utilize the new site Monday morning (November
17, 1986). He has been advised that he needs to satisfy
certain requirements of the Building Division and Public
Works Department before this can occur. The City Clerk has
so notified the representative of the residents and business
owners in that area.
The following persons spoke regarding the matter:
* Ms. Jane Hughes, 1425 W. Elm Street, Dodi, addressed the
Council presenting a petition containing 403 signatures
opposing the relocation of the Greyhound Bus Depot.
* Mr. Sach Watanabe, President of the Buddhist Church of Lodi,
discussed problems that could be encountered when funerals
are held at the church.
* Mr. Gene Walton, Attorney -at -Law, representing Colleen Walton
owner of the operation, spoke on behalf of the relocation and
responded to questions as were posed by the Council.
* Mr. Paul Taromino, 223 North Church Street, Lodi, complained
that the relocation was done in a very quiet way.
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* Ms. Valarie Hughes, 1221 South Crescent, Lodi, indicated her
concern regarding possible parking problems.
* Mr. Fred Muther, 904 Sylvia Drive, Lodi, owner of the
building where the bus depot is being relocated, spoke on
behalf of the relocation.
* Mr. Ted Rosen, Brackett's Garage, 21 North Stockton Street,
Lodi, spoke about buses driving at high rates of speed and
the high noise levels created by the buses.
* Mr. Sam Fernandez, 427 East Pine Street, Lodi, spoke in
opposition to the relocation.
* Mr. Gordon Clark, 1525 Mariposa, Lodi, spoke in opposition to
the relocation.
A very lengthy discussion followed with questions being
directed to Staff and to those persons who had given
testimony.
The feeling was expressed that the owner/operators of the
Greyhound Bus Depot working together with their neighbors in
the subject area could resolve concerns that were expressed.
No formal action regarding the matter was taken by the
council.
WATER TANK
REPLAC EM= Council was reminded that, at the Shirtsleeve Council meeting
on July 2, 1986, Staff presented alternatives for the design
CC -20 and location of the replacement water tank on the Parks and
Recreation Corporation Yard site. Council directed staff to:
1) coordinate the location with a new Master Plan for the
site; and
2) investigate maintenance and all applicable costs for the
various design alternatives.
Preparation of the site Master Plan has begun. In order for
the consultant to work on the new tank location, a design
should be selected as the various alternatives occupy
different amounts of space.
A report on life cycle costs of each alternative was prepared
and circulated to City management staff and to the Council
for its perusal. The total life cycle (60 years) costs are:
Alternative 3 - Standard Tank with Legs $262,000
Alternative 1 - Standpipe 267,000
Alternative 5 - Hydropillar 286,000
Alternative 4 - Pedestal 298,000
Alternative 2 - Standpipe with Aesthetics 315,000
A major factor not included in the cost analysis is the
"risk factor" from unauthorized entry/climbing. Alternatives
4 and 5 are the most secure.
Cam ents received from staff all favored Alternatives 4 and 5
for the following reasons:
- security/safety
- interior access
- occupy least space
- aesthetics
Written comments from the City's engineering consultant,
Psomas and Associates, were received and presented for
Council's perusal. They point out, and staff concurs, that
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the additional cost of Alternative 4 or 5 over Alternative 3
is relatively small when considered on a life cycle basis.
The difference bet;een Alternative 5 and Alternative 3, the
least expensive, is $24,000 or $400 per year in 60 years.
since the cost of Alternative 5 is less than Alternative 4,
staff recomiends its selection.
Following discussion, on motion of Council Member Pinkerton,
Olson second, Council approved the hydropillar/fluter column
(Alternative 5) design concept of the replacement water tank.
RECESS Mayor Reid declared a five-minute recess and the meeting was
reconvened at approximately 9:25 p.m.
1986-87 COMMUNITY
BLOCK GRANT FUND
PROJECTS City Manager Peterson presented the hereinafter staff
recanrendations for the expenditures of Community Development
CC -55 Block Grant funds in fiscal year 1986-87. These projects
will be reviewed in detail with the City Council at the
"shirtsleeve" session to be held Tuesday, November 18, 1986.
In addition, these recommended projects were presented at a
public meeting scheduled for this specific purpose as
required by law. The notice of this meeting was in the form
of a display advertisement in the Lodi News -Sentinel. The
meeting was held Friday, October 24, 1986 at 10:30 a.m. in
the Community Roan of the Lodi Public Library.
The required public hearing will be held by the County Board
of Supervisors December 16, 1986 in the Board Room of the
County Courthouse. Since the City of Lodi is no longer an
entitlement city, having joined with the County to form an
"urban county" resulting in additional funding, a noticed
public hearing at the City Council level is not required.
The Lodi News -Sentinel will be requested to call specific
attention to this list of projects in advance of this City
Council meeting.
There are five projects reconnnnded for funding. Four of
these have received earlier City Council approval and are
being rebudgeted. These are: (1) Armory Park restroom; (2)
Softball Complex restroom; (3) Blakely Park swim pool; and
(4) Water Well #10 replacement (just east of California
Central Traction Company tracks and north of Victor Road).
The one new project is the rehabilitation of the Lodi Lake
Beach restroom to provide for handicap access. Also included
in funding for project administration (Associate Planner
position held by Rick Barnum), and the Building
Inspector/ Housing Specialist position previously approved by
the City Council with the adoption of the 1986-87 Operating
Budget. There are two areas of emphasis in the recommended
projects. One is to provide handicap access to a number of
City facilities in a continuing program designed to make all
City facilities accessible to the handicapped. The other is
to improve City services in low and moderate income target
areas.
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT
RECOMMENDED PROJECTS
1986-87
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CDBG Administration $35,000 Existing position
Building Inspector/
Housing Specialist 24,000 Existing position
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Armory Park Restrocm 65,000
Softball Complex
Restroom
Blakely Park Pool
(Phase II)
Water Well #10R
(replacement)
Lodi Lake Beach
Restroom
45,000
125,000
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Rebudget
Previously approved
Rebudget
Previously approved
Rebudget
Previously approved
165,000 Rebudget
Previously approved
in Water Utility
Outlay budget
(Transfer of funds)
81,412
Total $540,412
FUNDING
Entitlement Statement
Release of Deferred Funds
Reprogrammed Funds (FY 85-86)
Total
New project
(provide handicap
access)
$309,607
63,805
167,000
$540,412
Following discussion, with questions being directed to
Staff, Council, on motion of Council Member Pinkerton, Snider
second, approved the heretofore listed recommended 1986-87
Community Development Block Grant project placement in the
1986-87 Capital Improvement Program.
CHANGES IN BROWN
ACP OPEN MEETING
REQUIREMENTS City Attorney Stein advised the Council that on January 1,
1987, the new amendments to the Brown Act will become
CC -6 effective. A summary regarding the subject changes was
OC -28 presented to the Council by City Attorney Stein and City
Clerk Reimche.
Council discussion followed with questions being directed by
the Council to Mr. Stein and Mrs. Reimche. No formal action
was taken by the Council on the matter.
CLOSED SESSION The meeting was adjourned at approximately 10:05 p.m. to a
"Closed Session" concerning negotiations regarding real
property. The meeting was reconvened at approximately 10:25
p.m. at which time Mayor Reid reported that the Council, by
motion action, had authorized the City Manager or his
designee to proceed with negotiations with Pacific Loan
Management Corporation to acquire certain real property.
ADJOURNMENT The meeting was adjourned at approximately 10:27 p.m.
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City Clerk
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