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REPORTS OF THE
CITY MANAGER
CONSENT CALENDAR In accordance with report and recc mendation of
the City Manager, Council, on motion of Council
member Olson, Reid second, approved the following
actions hereinafter set forth:
CLAIMS, ` Claims were approved in the amount of $401,760.54.
MINUTES The Minutes of July 24, 1985 and August 7, 1985
were approved as written.
HANDICAP COMPLIANCE
PROJECT ACCEPTED Council accepted the improvements in "Handicap
Compliance Projects" and directed the Public
Works Director to file a Notice of Compliance
thereon.
Council was apprised that the contract was
awarded to Diede Construction of Woodbridge
on June 5, 1985 in the amount of $42,125. The
contract has been completed in substantial
conformance with the plans and specifications
approved by the City Council at a final price of
$45,352.77. The difference between the contract
amount and the final contract price is due to
the addition of extra hardware in toilet
partitions and extra work because plumbing had to
be modified to provide adequate working pressure.
AWARD - CONTRACT
FOR LODI GRAPE BOWL
PAVING
City Manager Peterson presented the following
J bids which had been received for the "Lodi Grape
Bowl Paving Project":
BIDDER AMOUNT
Tiechert Construction $29,284.00
Claude C. Wood $30,828.00
CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF LORI
CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1985
ROLL CALL
Present: Council Members - Olson, Pinkerton,
Reid, Snider, and Hinchman (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 Rev. Darrell Thomas,
1st United Methodist Church
PLEDGE OF
ALLEGIANCE
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Hinchman
PRESENTATIONS
Mayor Hinchnan presented a proclamation honoring
the occasion of the 50th wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lowenstein DeBerry.
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REPORTS OF THE
CITY MANAGER
CONSENT CALENDAR In accordance with report and recc mendation of
the City Manager, Council, on motion of Council
member Olson, Reid second, approved the following
actions hereinafter set forth:
CLAIMS, ` Claims were approved in the amount of $401,760.54.
MINUTES The Minutes of July 24, 1985 and August 7, 1985
were approved as written.
HANDICAP COMPLIANCE
PROJECT ACCEPTED Council accepted the improvements in "Handicap
Compliance Projects" and directed the Public
Works Director to file a Notice of Compliance
thereon.
Council was apprised that the contract was
awarded to Diede Construction of Woodbridge
on June 5, 1985 in the amount of $42,125. The
contract has been completed in substantial
conformance with the plans and specifications
approved by the City Council at a final price of
$45,352.77. The difference between the contract
amount and the final contract price is due to
the addition of extra hardware in toilet
partitions and extra work because plumbing had to
be modified to provide adequate working pressure.
AWARD - CONTRACT
FOR LODI GRAPE BOWL
PAVING
City Manager Peterson presented the following
J bids which had been received for the "Lodi Grape
Bowl Paving Project":
BIDDER AMOUNT
Tiechert Construction $29,284.00
Claude C. Wood $30,828.00
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RES. NO. 85-116 On recatmendation of the City Manager Council
adopted Resolution No. 85-116 awarding the
contract for "Lodi Grape Bowl Paving" to
Teichert Construction in the amount of $29,284.
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
FOR POPLAR STREET WATER
MAIN APPROVED
Council approved the plans and specifications for
"Poplar Street Water Main, Washington to Priebe"
and authorized the advertising for bids thereon.
PROGRAM SUPPLEbPVT
NO. 23 HUICHINS STREEP,
HAM LANE AMID TURNER
ROAD OVERLAY PROTECTS
APPROVED
RES. NO. 85-117 Council adopted Resolution No. 85-117 approving
Program Supplement No. 23 to the Local
..` Agency/State Agreement No. 10-5154 with the
Department of Transportation and authorized the
City Manager and City Clerk to execute the
document on behalf of the City.
Council was apprised that this Program
Supplement covers the construction engineering
for the asphalt overlay projects on Hutchins
Street, Turner Road, and Ham Lane. The estimated
total cost of the project is $416,000. The
Federal contribution (Federal Aid Urban Funds)
will be $358,675, approximately 86.22% of the
project. The City's responsibility will be
$57,325 which has been budgeted in the 1985
C.I.P. using Gas Tax Funds. The project will be
advertised for bid this winter with construction
expected to start in early spring.
AMIINIDID SUBDIVISION
MAP FOR WHISPERING
OAFS, UNIT NO. 1,
APPROVED
Council approved the Amended subdivision Map for
Y f Whispering Oaks, Unit #1, Tract 1924, and
directed the City Manager and City Clerk to
execute the subject map on behalf of the City.
Council was apprised that the Matthews Company,
developer of this subdivision, earlier furnished
the City with improvement plans, agreement,
guarantees, insurance certificates and necessary
fees for the original map. During construction it
was determined that 40 -foot lots were not in
the best interest of the developer and he
obtained approval of the Planning Commission and
the various utilities for the amendment to
convert the subdivision to 50 -foot lots.
Some additional fees have been required which
have been paid.
The subdivision is located on the north side of
Century Blvd immediately east of the Woodbridge
Irrigation District Canal and contains a total of
100 single family lots instead of the 120
originally platted. Construction has been
underway for some time ana they expect to have
the subdivision ready for acceptance at the next
Council meeting.
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1985-86 TRANSPORTATION
DEVELOPMENT ACT CLAIM
APPROVED
RES. NO. 85-118 Council adopted Resolution No. 85-118 approving
the City's 1985-86 Transportation Development
}. Act Claim for Local Transportation Fund (LTF)
and State Transit Assistance (STA) and
-• ?p authorized the City Manager to execute the
subject document on behalf of the City.
Council was informed that the City's 1985-86
TDA Claim requests all of the 1985-86 STA
apportionment amounting to $63,274 and all of the
LTF apportionment which amounts to $761,140.
This year it is estimated that we will use
approximately $94,715 of LTF money for the
Dial -A -Ride system. This includes $12,500 to
be used on a new vehicle. Because the STA
apportionments are getting less each year, it
requires more of the LTF apportionment to fund
the transit system.
The LTF portion of the claim includes all of the
projects which are being considered for
construction during the next fiscal year.
Showing these projects in our claim allows us
the flexibility to use TDA funds if the projects
are included in the City's 1986 Transportation
Improvement Project. It does not approve these
projects for construction. Project approval
will be by Council action in December 1985. The
pedestrian/bicycle apportionment will be used to
crniplete the Ham Lane Improvement project, Lodi
Avenue to Elm Street. Ham Lane is a primary
bicycle route in the San Joaquin County bicycle
plan and meets the intent of use of that
apportionment. The TDA funds are used in
conjunction with other City funds for the
Transportation Improvement Program and also the
maintenance of our streets.
AGREEMENT WITH L ODI
GRAPE FESTIVAL AND
NATIONAL WINE SHOW
FOR USE OF THEIR
FACILITY
RES. NO. 85-119 Council adopted Resolution No. 85-119 approving
�. the Lease Agreement with the Lodi Grape Festival
and National Wine Show for use of their facilities
by the Recreation Department and authorized the
^gyp Mayor and City Clerk to execute the subject
n C document on behalf of the City.
UPDATE ON PA)aIENT
OF ABATE2W CHARGES
FOR PARCEL AT 205
FLORA AVENUE City Clerk Reimche reported that the property
owner of the parcel at 205 Flora Avenue, Lodi,
CA had passed away and that his wife presently is
a patient in a Galt convalescent hospital. The
estate is presently under the control of the
Public Conservators Office in Stockton. In a
telephone conversation with that office they
advised that if the $250.00 bill for the removal
of the weeds on the subject parcel was sent to
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their office it would be paid frau the trust
account for the Endicott estate. The bill was
forwarded to the Conservators Office on
August 27, 1985.
AGREEMENT FOR REMOVAL
OF ABANDONED VEHICLES
APPROVED
' Council was apprised that, for the past three
years, the City has had an agreement with DEBCO
0-1 Towing of Stockton to remove abandoned vehicles
frau private property. At the end of the
franchise the City was contacted by a local firm
asking that they be considered for this work.
Council approved a Franchise Agreement for removal
of abandoned vehicles on private property with
Guthrie, Inc., of Lodi and authorized the City
Manager and City Clerk to execute the subject
Agreement on behalf of the City.
SUBDIVISION
IMPROVEMENTS
APPROVED BY
COUNCIL Council approved the following subdivision
improvements:
a) Whispering Oaks, Unit #1
b) Noma Ranch
PUBLIC HEARINGS Notice thereof having been published according to
law, an affidavit of which publication is on file
PERMIT PARKING in the office of the City Clerk, Mayor Hinchman
AREA OF CANNERY called for the Public Hearing to seek community
input regarding the adoption of policy guidelines
for the designation as to permit parking only of
the residential area adjacent to the Pacific
!= ; Coast Producers Cannery on South Stockton Street,
X Lodi, California.
The matter was introduced by Staff who presented
diagrams of the subject area and responded to
questions as were posed by Council.
The following persons spoke in favor of permit
parking in the subject area:
a) Mr. Ben Kauk, 209 Maple Street, Lodi
b) Ms. Inez Villa, 817 S. Washington Street,
Lodi
c) Mr. Albert Castro, 206 Maple Street, Lodi
d) Pastor Loren G. Stacy, Church of God -
Seventh Day, 245 E. Vine Street, Lodi
e) Mrs. Darrell Mueller, 412 N. Ham Lane, Lodi,
owner of property at 735 - 731 S. Washington
Street, Lodi
f) Mr. Dale Baumbach, 1453 W. Tokay Street,
Lodi, owner of property at 814 S.
Washington Street, Lodi
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g) Mrs. Arnold Schnaible, 728 S. Washington
Street, Lodi
No persons were in the audience wishing to speak
in opposition to permit parking in the subject
area.
Mr. Mike Bradley, bcecutive Manager of the Lodi
District Chamber of Commerce, addressed the
Council regarding the various actions that had
been taken by Pacific Coast Producers over the
years in attempting to alleviate parking problems
in the area of their facility.
There being no other persons in the audience
wishing to speak on the matter the public portion
of the hearing was closed.
Council Member Pinkerton proposed various
alternatives that could be implemented to remedy
the present parking and traffic problems which
included amendments to the present ordinance;
limited time parking alternatives; a combination
of limited time parking and permit parking.
Council Member Pinkerton proposed a permit
parking fee of $1.00 for three years; suggested
police department monitoring of the subject area;
and proposed that the restrictions be implemented
for the yearly 9 month period that the cannery is
in operation.
A lengthy discussion followed with questions
being directed to those who had given testimony
and to Staff. The following alternatives were
recapped as possible solutions to the situation:
1) No parking for 1 hour
a) 2 tines/day
b) 3 times/day
2) 1 hour time limit during 2 hour period
a) 2 times/day
b) 3 times/day
3) Resident Permit plus no parking as set forth
in item 1 above
4) Resident Permit plus limited parking as set
forth in item 2 above.
5) Permit Parking with one guest pass per
resident
6) 2 hour time limit - all day or some portion
of day
Additional discussion followed.
On motion of Council Member Snider, Olson second,
Council directed staff to bring back to Council,
at the 2nd Council meeting in October, a
written report detailing the various proposed
solutions and alternates discussed at this
meeting and included in testimony received at the
Public Hearing regarding this matter.
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RECESS Mayor Hinchman declared a five-minute recess,
and the meeting reconvened at approximate 9:20
pm.
PUBLIC HEARING
TO CONSIDER APPEAL
OF V1R. RONALD W. BUCK,
233 SOUTH ORANGE
STREET, LODI, RE
REZONING OF PARCEL
i Notice thereof having been published in
accordance with the law and affidavit of the
subject publication being on file in the Office
of the City Clerk, Mayor Hinchman called for the
Public Hearing to consider the appeal of Mr.
Ronald W. Buck, 233 S. Orange Street, Lodi, of
the Planning Commission's denial of his General
Plan Amendment request and rezoning request
pertaining to 233 S. Orange Avenue, Lodi,
California.
The matter was introduced by Community
Development Director Schroeder who presented
diagrams of the subject area and responded to
questions as were posed by the Council.
The following persons spoke on behalf of the
appeal:
1) Mr. Ronald Buck, 233 S. Orange Avenue, Lodi
2) Mrs. June Buck, 2453 W. Elm Street, Lodi
3) Mrs. Colleen Ward, 234 S. Crescent, Lodi
4) Mr. Bob Wood, 8 North Orange, Lodi
5) Mr. William Stanley, 2453 W. Elm Street, Lodi
The following persons spoke in opposition to the
appeal:
1) Mr. Homer Siewert, 220 S. Orange Avenue,
Lodi,
2) Mrs. Joyce Siewert, 220 S. Orange Avenue,
Lodi -
There being no other persons in the audience
wishing to speak on the matter, the public
portion of the hearing was closed.
A very lengthy discussion followed with
questions being directed to persons who had given
testimony and to Staff. The discussion also
included the proposed rezoning of an undefined
area neighboring 233 S. Orange Street, Lodi.
On motion of Mayor Pro Tempore Raid, Hinchman
second, Council denied the appeal of Mr. Ronald
W. Buck of the Planning Commission's denial of
his General Plan Amendment request and rezoning
request pertaining to 233 South Orange Avenue,
Lodi. Further, Council directed that the
rezoning of this area be a matter of discussion
at the joint meeting of the Lodi City Council and
Planning Commission to be held September 17, 1985.
Continued September 4, 1985
PUBLIC HEARING TO
CONSIDER APPEAL OF
MR. MICHAEL BUTPEEMRTH,
207 FIRST STREET, LODI,
OF THE PLANNING
COMMISSION'S DENIAL
OF HIS REQUEST FOR A
ZONING VARIANCE
Notice thereof having been published in
'+ accordance with law and affidavit of publication
being on file in the office of the City clerk,
Mayor Hinchman called for the Public Hearing to
consider the appeal of Mr. Michael Butterworth,
207 First Street, Lodi, of the Planning
Caw-ussion's denial of his request for a zoning
variance to reduce the required lot size at 207
First Street, Lodi (Parcel "B").
The matter was introduced by Community
Development Director Schroeder wbo presented
diagrams of the subject area and responded to
questions as were posed by Council.
Mr. Butterworth spoke on behalf of his appeal
and responded to questions regarding the matter
as were posed by Council.
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 Mayor Pro Tempore Reid, Olson
second, Council granted the variance based on a
hardship in that the subject parcel had been
inaccurately surveyed many years ago and that
existing maps were in error and with the
condition that the zoning variance be granted for
duplex construction only,
PLANNING COMMISSION City Manager Peterson presented the following
REPORT Planning Commission Report of the Planning
Commission Meeting of August 26, 1985:
The Planning Commission -
ITEMS SET FOR 1) Recommended that the City Council certify as
PUBLIC HEARING adequate, the Final Envirommntal Impact
/ Report for Maggio Industrial Park, a
proposed 37.6 acre industrial project at the
T : s northwest corner of South Stockton Street and
Harney Lane.
2) Recemmmended Maggio Industrial Park, a
proposed 37.6 acre industrial project at the
northwest corner of South Stockton Street and
Harney Lane be prezoned to M-2, Heavy
Industrial.
3) Recommended that the City Council certify as
adequate, the Final Environmental Immmpact
Report for Taves Park, a proposed 23.6 acre
residential, institutional and commercial
project at the southeast corner of West
Kettleman Lane and Lower Sacramento Road.
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4) Reccnmended that Taves Park, a proposed 23.6
acre residential, institutional and
commercial project be prezoned R-2,
Single -Family Residential; R -C -P,
Residential -Commercial -Professional; and
C -S, Commercial Shopping shown as Alternate
"B" in the Final Environmental Impact Report
for the proposed project.
5) Recommended that the City Council certify the
filing of a Negative Declaration by the
Community Development Director as adequate
environmental documentation on the request
Of Kristen Cranwell to prezone a 2+ acre
parcel at the northwest corner of Turner
Road and Lilac Street to C-1, Neighborhood
Commercial to accommodate a bed and breakfast
inn and restaurant.
6) Recommended the approval of the request of
Kristen Cromwell to prezone a 2+ acre
parcel at the northwest corner of Turner
Road and Lilac Street to C-1, Neighborhood
Commercial to accomodate a bed and
breakfast inn and restaurant.
On motion of Council Member Olson, Reid second,
Council set items 1 through 6 heretofore set
forth for Public Hearing at the Regular Council
Meeting of September 18, 1985.
ITEMS OF INTEREST The Planning Commission also -.
_ 1) Conditionally approved the request of Patrick
Matthews for a Revised Tentative Subdivision
m Map of Whispering Oaks, Unit #2, a 93 -lot
single-family development located on the
north side of Century Boulevard, East of
South Mills Avenue in an area zoned P -D
(24), Planned Development District No. 24.
2. Conditionally approved the request of
Batmmbach and Piazza, Consulting Engineers,
on behalf of John Teresi, for a Tentative
Parcel Map to divide the property on the
wlest side of Gild Avenue between East
Victor Road and East Pine street into two
parts with Parcel "A" containing 3 acres
and Parcel "B" containing 11.3 acres in an
area zoned M-2, Heavy Industrial.
Certified the filing of a Negative
Declaration by the Ccm unity Development
Director as adequate environmental
documentation on the above project.
Conditionally approved the request of
Dillon Engineering on behalf of Anthony
Canton (H -C Investments) for a Tentative
Parcel Map to combine twv parcels located
at 541 West Kettleman Lane and 601 West
Kettleman Lane into one parcel in an area
zoned R -C -P, Residential -Cc mercial-
Professional.
Certified the filing bf a Negative
Declaration by the Comamnity Development
Director as adequate environmental
docLmmentation on the above project.
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4. Conditionally approved the request of
Baumbach and Piazza, Consulting Engineers on
behalf of Bennett and Compton, Inc., for a
Tentative Parcel Map to resubdivide 3
existing parcels located at the southwest
corners of West Turner Road and Rutledge
Drive in an area zoned P -D (1), Planned
Development District No. 1.
5. Conditionally approved the request of Fred
Baker on behalf of Dwight and Edward
Filley for a Tentative Parcel map to
create Parcels "A", "B", "C", and "D" at
2379 West Vine Street in an area zoned
R -C -P, Residential-CcmTercial-Professional.
6. Conditionally approved the request of
Baumbach and Piazza Consulting Engineers, on
behalf of Ted Molfino for a Tentative
Parcel Map to create 2 lots at the northwest
corner of Guild Avenue and East Pine Street
with Parcel "A" containing 1.3 acres and
Parcel "B" containing 1.7 acres in an area
zoned M-2, Heavy Industrial.
7. Conditionally approved the request of La
Petite Academy on behalf of the Luckey
Caapany for a Use Permit to construct a
preschool/child care center for approximately
175 children at 1910 West Kettleman Lane
(i.e. southeast corner of South Mills Avenue
and West Kettleman Lane) in an area zoned
P -D (21) ,
8. Took no action on the referral by the San
Joaquin County Planning Commission of the
request of CALVA Products, Inc., on behalf
of Jim Cook, to reclassify 21.91 acres
from GA -20, General Agriculture - 20 acre
minimum to EA/AP, Exclusive Agriculture/
Agricultral Products, on the west side of
State Route 99, approximately one-half
mile north of the Mokelumne River. Planned
Develogrent District No. 21.
COMKUNICATIONS
(City Clerk)
City Clerk Reimche presented the following
application for Alcoholic Beverage License which
had been received:
ABC LICENSE
APPLICATION a) Denise C. Logsdon
Pioneer Club
8 South Main Street, Lodi
On Sale Beer and Wine
Public Premises.
PETITION RECEIVED
REQUESTING PERMIT
PARKING ON LODI
AVENUE
City Clerk Reimche presented a petition which had
been received requesting permit parking on East
Lodi Avenue in the area of the A & W Family
Restaurant.
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On motion of Council Member Snider, Olson second,
Council set the matter for public hearing at the
Regular Council meeting of October 2, 1985.
CObPgiVTS BY CITY
COUNCIL MEMBERS
JOINT MEMBERS
, At the request of Council Member Snider, City
WITH VARIOUS
i; ._ .Manager Peterson reviewed with the Council the
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BOARDS AND
tentative calendar for joint meetings being
COMMISSIONS
' V, planned with the Lodi Unified School District
BEING PLAID ' -Board of Trustees, the Planning Commission, and
' - the Recreation Commission.
BACTERIA COUNT
AT LODI LAKE
Following an inquiry by Mayor Pro Tempore
ti`3'T
W)
Reid, City Manager Peterson briefed the Council
on updated information he had received regarding
the bacteria count at Lodi Lake.
SENIOR CITIZENS
ACTIVITIES BEING
PLANNED FOR HUTCHINS
STREET SQUARE Following an inquiry by Mayor Pro Tempore Reid
and Council discussion regarding the subject,
the City Manager was directed to bring back to
Council at the next meeting the scope of senior
activities being planned for the Hutchins Street
Square Complex including a staffing plan.
CONCERNS EXPRESSED
REGARDING THE IADI
LAKE WILDERNESS,
AREA, 1 .'
CITY-WIDE SPEED
LIMITS DISCUSSED
L
,v�.
COMMENTS BY THE
PUBLIC ON NON
AGENDA ITEMS
REGULAR CALENDAR
CITY MANAGER
EMPLOYMENT
AGREEMENT
RES. NO. 85-120
Following introduction of the matter by Mayor
Hinchman, City Manager Peterson updated the
Council regarding the signing of the Lodi Lake
Wilderness Area.
Mayor Hinchman expressed his concern that the
entire City be posted for a speed limit not
exceeding 25 mph. Council discussion followed
with questions being directed to Staff. No
formal action regarding the matter was taken by
the Council at this time.
There were no persons in the audience wishing to
speak under this segment of the agenda.
City Manager Peterson presented for Council
review a proposed employment agreement which
sets forth certain terms and conditions of
employment of the City Manager.
Following discussion, on motion of Council
Member Pinkerton, Snider second, Council
adopted Resolution No. 85=120 approving an
Agreement concerning the employment of the
City Manager and authorizing the Mayor and
City Clerk to execute the subject Agreement
on behalf of the City.
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Further, City Manager Peterson was directed to
formulate a policy statement for the Council
which would allow for annual performance
evaluations and review by the City Council of
the City Manager, City Attorney, and City Clerk,
Council also requested that the policy statement
include Council's authority to request from the
City Manager the performance evaluations of
Department Heads as prepared by the City Manager.
AWARD - TURF MOWER
FOR PARKS DEPARIVENT
J ' City Manager Peterson presented the following
�'- bids which had been received for a Turf Macer for
the Parks Department:
BIDDER AMOUNT
H. V. Carter Co., Inc. $29,983.60
Golden Bear Equipment Company $42,394.70
RES. NO. 85-121 Following reccmmendation of the City Manager on
motion of Mayor Pro Tempore Reid, Snider second,
Council adopted Resolution No. 85-121 awarding the
bid for a Turf Mower for the Parks Department to
H. V. Carter Congaany, Inc., the low bidder, in
the amount of $29,983.60 and appropriated $30,000
from the Equipment Fluid for the purchase of this
equipment.
ITEMS REMOVED
FROM AGENDA With the tacit concurrence of the Council, the
following items were removed from the Agenda:
1) Award - Bid for purchase of 15 -KV XLPE
Cable
2) Award - Bid for purchase of 600 -volt,
Triplex XLPE Cable
ACQUISITION OF
EASEMENT - SHOPPING
CENTER - LODI AVENUE
(IN AREA OF ROSE STREET)
? The following letter, which had been received
fran Glen I. Baumbach, was presented for Council's
perusal together with a Staff report concerning
the matter:
"As you know we are in the process of
redeveloping the Dr. Bader shopping complex on
Lodi Avenue. As a part of this process we are
requested to extend a water line westerly to
connect to the line in Crescent Avenue. We have
been unable to secure an easement through Mr.
John M. Bastianelli's property immediately to
the west of our development. We request the City
of Lodi help us secure an easement over the
Bastianelli parcel."
Council discussion followed with questions being
directed to staff.
on motion of Council Member Pinkerton, Snider
second, Council authorized the commencing of
procedures to acquire the subject easement.
Continued September 4, 1985
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AA70UFaZUM There being no further business to cone before
the Council Mayor Hinchnan adjourned the meeting
at approximately 11:25 p.m.
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TEST:
� Reiftche
City Clerk