HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - October 2, 1985CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF LODI
CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1985
ROLL CALL Present: Council Members - Olson, Pinkerton,
Snider, and Reid
(Mayor Pro Tempore)
Absent: Council Members - Hinchman (Mayor)
Also Present: City Manager Peterson, Assistant City
Manager Glenn, Community Development
Director Schroeder, Public Works
Director Ronsko, City Attorney Stein,
and City Clerk Reimche
INVOCATION The invocation was given by Assistant City Manager Jerry
Glenn.
PLEDGE OF The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Pro Tempore Reid.
ALLEGIANCE
PRESENTATIONS There were no presentations, awards, or proclamations
presented at this meeting.
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REPORTS OF THE
CITY MANAGER Council Member Pinkerton moved approval of the Consent
Calendar with 'the condition that the approval of the
specifications for a Pickup Truck for the Fire Department,
Utility Cargo Van for the Utility Department, Utility
Service Truck for the Water/Wastewater Division, and the
Utility Truck for the Parks and Recreation Department be
amended to specify American Standard Threads for nuts and
bolts instead of metric.
The motion was seconded by Council Member Snider, but
failed to pass.
A lengthy discussion followed with questions being directed
to Staff.
CONSENT CALENDAR In accordance with report and recommendation of the City
Manager, Council, on motion of Council Member Pinkerton,
Snider second, approved the following actions hereinafter
set forth.
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CLAIMS CLAIMS WERE APPROVED IN THE AMOUNT OF $1,439,529.49.
SPECIFICATIONS
FOR VARIOUS CITY
.. VEHICLES APPROVED
COUNCIL APPROVED THE SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE FOLLOWING
VEHICLES AND AUTHORIZED THE ADVERTISING FOR BIDS THEREON:
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a) PICKUP TRUCK FOR THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
b) UTILITY CARGO VAN FOR THE UTILITY DEPARTMENT
c) UTILITY SERVICE TRUCK FOR THE WATER/WA.STE5ATER
DIVISION
d) UTILITY TRUCK FOR THE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
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vAWARD - SE OF
WATTHOUR METERS
RES. NO. 85-134 City Manager Peterson presented the following bids which
had been received for the purchase of 672 Watthour
Meters:
BIDDER AMOUNT
Westinghouse Electric
Supply Co. $20,657.28
General Electric Supply Co. $21,333.98
Maydwell & Hartzell, Inc. $21,533.43
Ace Supply Co. $26,968.44
COUNCIL ADOPTED RESOLUTION NO, 85-134 AWARDING THE PURCHASE
OF 672 WATTHOUR METERS TO WESTINGHOUSE MB=C SUPPLY OD.,
IN THE AMOUNT OF $20,657.28.
AWARD - PURCHASE OF
SINGLE-PHASE AND THREE-PHASE
PADMOUNT TRANSFORMERS
RES. NO. 85-135 Council was apprised that on Tuesday, September 17, 1985,
bids were received for five 37.5 KVA, ten 50 KVA, and
twenty-five 75 KVA single-phase and three 75 KVA, five 150
KVA, five 225 KVA and two 300 KVA three-phase padmount
transformers.
A recap of the bids received was presented for Council's
perusal.
Based on design data supplied by the bidders, the
life -cycle cost of transformer losses has been
evaluated. Based on minimum total life -cycle cost of the
transformers, it was reconvended that the bid be awarded to
the lowest bidder in each category as follows:
RTE Corporation
Five 37.5 KVA single-phase transformers
$5,156.90
Maydwell & Hartzell, Inc.
Ten 50 KVA, twenty-five 75 KVA single-phase
and Two 75 KVA three-phase transformers
$51,453.46
Westinghouse Electric Supply Co.
One 75 KVA, five 150 KVA, five 225 KVA
and two 300 KVA three-phase transfonrers
$59,082.84
COUNCIL ADOPTED RESOLUTION NO. 85-135 AWARDING THE BID FOR
SINGLE-PHASE AND TBIEE-PHASE PADMOUNT TRANSFORMERS
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, OPURSUANT TO THE RECOMMENDATION HERETOFORE SEI' FORTH.
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AWARD - PURCHASE OF
POLE -RUNT TRANSFORMERS
RES. NO. 85-136 Council was apprised that bids had been received on
September 17, 1985 for 76 various sized, pole -mount
transformers. A recap of the bids received was presented
for Council's perusal. '
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Based on design data supplied by the bidders, the
life -cycle cost of transformer losses has been evaluated.
Based on minimum. total life -cycle cost of the transformers,
it is recommended that the bid be awarded to the lowest
bidder in each category as follows:
Westinghouse Electric Supply Co.
7 - 25 KVA pole -mount transformers
20 - 37 KVA " "
16 - 50 KVA It"
3 - 100 KVA
$36,284.86
General Electric Supply Co.
9 - 10 KVA pole -mount transformers
9 - 15 KVA
7,900.18
RTE Corporation
6 - 15 EVA pole -mount transformers
6 - 25 KVA
6,207.36
COUNCIL ADOPTED RESSOLUTION NO. 85-136 AWARDING THE BID FOR
THE PURCHASE OF POLE -MOUNT TRANSFORMERS PURSUANT TO THE
RECOMMATION HERETOFORE SET FORTH.
ACCEPT IMPROVEMENTS -
m U U WOODLAKE NORTH, UNIT #1
RES. NO. 85-137 COUNCIL ADOPTED RESOLUTION NO. 85-137 ACCEPTING THE
SUBDIVISION IMPROVEMENTS AND STREETS INCLUDED IN TRACT
MAP NO. 1926, WOODLAKE NORTH, UNIT N0. 1 SUBDIVISION.
Council was apprised that the improvements in the subject
subdivision have been completed in substantial conformance
with the requirements of the Subdivision Agreement between
the City of Lodi and Carey Development, dated September
19, 1984, and as specifically set forth in the plans and
specifications approved by the City Council.
DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT
FOR 840 S. CLUFF AVENUE
J APPROVED
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RES. NO. 85-138 Council was informed that MCP Investments, the developer
of 840 S. Cluff Avenue, Lodi, has furnished the City with
the improvement plans, the necessary agreements,
guarantees, insurance certificates, and fees for the
proposed subdivision. This development is located at the
northeast corner of Cluff Avenue and vine Street and will
be occupied by Blue Shield.
COUNCIL ADOPTED RESOLUTION NO. 85-138 APPROVING THE
DEVELOPMENT AGREE4 NT FOR 840 SOUTH CLUFF AVENUE AND
DIRECTED THE CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE THE SUBJECT DOCCMU ON
BEHALF OF THE CITY.
SALARY INCREASES
FOR POLICE OFFICES
1 APPROVED
.-DRES. NO. 85-139 The current Memorandum of understanding between the City
-" of Lodi and the Police Officers Association of Lodi
includes provisions for a 4% across-the-board salary
increase for all represented personnel effective October 7,
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1985. Traditionally, the City has granted the same
increases to mid -management. personnel, as to represented
employees. Therefore, it was suggested by Staff that the
same 4% across-the-board raise would be appropriate for
police sergeants., lieutenants, and captains.
COUNCIL ADOPTED RESOLUTION NO. 85-139 APPROVING SALARY
INCREASES FOR SWORN POLICE PERSONNEL EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 7,
1985.
CLASS"TITLE
CHANGES APPROVED FOR
UTILITY DIRECTOR AND
ASSISTANT UTILITY DIRECTOR
RES. NO. 85-140 COUNCIL ADOPTED RESOLUTION NO. 85-140 APPROVING A
CHANGE IN CLASS TITLE FROM UTILITY DIRECTOR TO
Fr =C UTILITY DIRDCTOR AND FROM ASSISTANT
UTILITY DIRECTOR TO ASSISTANT ELE)C RIC UTILITY
DIRECTOR.
PUBLIC HEARINGS Notice thereof having been published according to law, an
affidavit of which publication is on file in the office of
PUBLIC HEARING TO the City Clerk, Mayor Pro Tempore Reid called for the HEAR
AND PASS UPON Public Hearing to hear and pass upon objections or protests
OBJECTION OR raised by any property owner or other interested persons
PROTEST RE regarding the "Notice to Construct Sidewalks" in front of
SIDEWALK their property - property owners at 302 North California
CONSTRUCTION Street, Lodi and 525 West Lockeford Street, Lodi,
California.
Public Works Director Ronsko introduced the matter advising
that this public hearing was set to hear objections from
property owners who are required to install sidewalks in
the vicinity of the California Street improvement project.
Notices to construct were sent to two property owners
requiring sidewalk construction to commence in front of
their property within 60 days.
The State of California Street and Highway's code requires
that legislative bodies hear and pass upon objections at a
public hearing set no sooner than 10 days after giving
notice to the property owner. Notice was given September
19.
Diagrams of the subject area was submitted for Council
perusal, and Mr. Ronsko responded to questions as were
posed by the Council regarding the subject.
The following persons addressed the Council regarding the
matter:
a) Mr. Bill Cronin, 302 North California, Lodi
b) Mr. Robert H. Mullen, 10 S. Avena, Lodi
owner of the property located at 525 W.
Lockeford Street, Lodi.
Mr. Mullen advised that he recently retained the
services of Case Construction and new sidewalk has been
installed along the north line of the property on Holly
so that the entire area is now surfaced and paved for
pedestrian traffic on his property.
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A lengthy discussion followed with questions being directed
to Staff and to those persons who had given testimony.
There being no other persons wishing to speak on the
matter, the public portion of the hearing was closed.
On motion of Council Member Snider, Reid second, Council
determined that all property owners in the subject area be
required to install sidewalks according to City Standards
on all unimproved portions of the subject parcels;
determined that presently improved areas be allowed to
remain as they are; however when future improvements are
made, that these improvements be required to be made to
City Standards; and that bumper guards be relocated to
protect sidewalk areas that are presently constructed of
asphalt.
The motion carried by unanimous vote of all members of the
Council present.
PUBLIC HEARING TO
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CONSIDER PROPOSED PARKING
' . RES'T'RICTIONS IN THE 200
BLOCK OF EAST LODI AVENUE
RES. NO. 85-141
Notice thereof having been published according to law and
an affidavit of publication being on file in the office of
the City Clerk, Mayor Pro Tempore Reid called for the
Public Hearing to consider proposed parking restrictions in
the 200 block of East Lodi Avenue, Lodi.
The matter was introduced by City Manager Peterson. Further
information including diagrams of the subject area was
provided by Public Works Director Ronsko.
Mr. Ronsko then responded to questions regarding the matter
as were posed by the Council.
The following persons addressed the Council regarding the
matter:
a) Mr. Mike English, 224 E. Lodi Avenue, Lodi
b) Mr. R. D. Schauer, 216 E. Lodi Avenue, Lodi
There being no other persons in the audience wishing to
speak on the matter, the public portion of the hearing was
closed.
Council discussion followed with questions being directed
to Staff and to those persons who had given testimony.
on motion of Council Member Snider, Olson second, Council
adopted Resolution No. 85-141 establishing limited parking
in the 200 Block of East Lodi Avenue between the hours of
9:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. every calendar day of the year.
PUBLIC HEARING TO
RECEIVE PUBLIC INPUT ON
T,VrIFICATION RECEIVED FROM
LODI UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
' DECLARING A STATE OF IMPACTION
IN TWFZ=-ONE ATTENDANCE AREAS
RES. NO. 85-142 Notice thereof having been published according to law and
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an affidavit of publication being on file in the office of
the City Clerk, Mayor Pro Tempore Reid called for the
Public Hearing to receive public input on notification
received from the Lodi Unified School District declaring a
state of impaction in twenty-one attendance areas.
The matter was introduced by City Manager Peterson who
advised that in 1978, the Lodi City Council adopted
Ordinance No. 1149, an Ordinance providing for the
dedication of land or fees or both as a condition to the
approval of new residential development, for the purpose of
providing classroom facilities where conditions of
overcrowding exist in a public school attendance area.
Ordinance No. 1149 provides that upon receipt of the
Declaration of Impaction and Notification of Conditions of
Overcrowding, the Council shall schedule and conduct a
public hearing on the notification for the purpose of
allowing interested parties to comment on the matter.
Following such hearing, the City Council shall determine
whether it concurs in such findings. If the City Council
concurs, it shall by resolution designate the school as an
over -crowded school. Additionally, the City Council may
be requested by the School Board to make an adjustment to
the district's impact fee.
Mr. Ellerth E. Larson, Lodi Unified School District
Superintendent of School addressed the Council regarding
the matter and responded to questions.
Mary Joan Starr, Lodi Unified School District Facility
Planner addressed the Council presenting in detail the Lodi
Unified School District 1985-86 Development Fee Report.
Ms. Starr advised that the projected Lodi Unified School
District student enrollment for the 1985-86 school year is
18,565 students. This is a projected increase of
approximately 737 students over last year and does not take
into account any sudden influx of students which might
occur as the result of rapid residential construction
within expanding areas within the District. In March,
1985, local agencies and developers reported probable
sumnertime construction of approximately 650 residential
units. In addition there are approximately 3,500
residential units in various stages of planning.
Twenty-two percent or 4,021 of the statistically projected
number of students planned for arrival are considered
"uphoused" meaning that there are insufficient regular
classrooms available in the caning school year in the
District, thereby necessitating the implementation of
continued temporary student housing alternatives.
It is noted that not all roans will be available for the
opening of school. Twenty-five State Lease Emergency
Portables have been requested and will be located at
various sites later in the school year; same elementary
classes will be on double session for a period of time; and
there will be "inconveniences" at the high schools until
all portable facilities are in place. Both high schools
will continue on extended day and there will be Year Round
School at Heritage.
Based on the known extent of overcrowding, the anticipated
increase in enrollment, and the known potential for all
residential constructidn activity within the impacted
attendance areas of the Lodi Unified School, the following
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school attendance areas are considered impacted for the
purpose of requesting the continued imposition and
collection of development fees by local governments:
LODI UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT IMPACTED SCHOOL ATnWANCE
AREAS
1985-86
Lodi High School
Tokay High School
Liberty High School
Morada Middle School
Needham Middle School
Senior Elementary School
Woodbridge Middle School
Clairmont Elementary School
Creekside Elementary School
Davis Elementary School
Elkhorn Elementary School
Henderson Elementary School
Heritage Elementary School
Lakewood Elementary School
Lawrence Elementary School
Lockeford Elementary School
Leroy Nichols Elementary School
Oakwood Elementary School
Parklane Elementary School
Vinewood Elementary School
Washington Elementary School
There being no other persons in the audience wishing to
speak on the matter, the public portion of the hearing was
closed.
A lengthy Council discussion followed with questions
being directed to Staff and to persons who had presented
testimony.
On motion of Council Member Olson, Snider second, Council,
by the following vote adopted Resolution No. 85-142
confirming the designation of impaction in the twenty-one
attendance areas in the Lodi Unified School District
heretofore set forth and determined to retain the current
$200 per unit "bedroom" tax:
AYES: Council Members - Olson, Snider, and Reid
NOES: Council Members - Pinkerton
ABSENT: Council Members - Hirschman (Mayor)
RECESS Mayor Pro Tempore Reid declared a five-minute recess,
Council reconvened at approximately 9:15 p.m.
/ PLANNING COMMISSION City Manager Peterson presented the following Planning
REPORT Commission Report of the Planning Commission Meeting of
J September 23, 1985:
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COUNCIL
The Planning Commission -
1. Recommended that the City Council certify the filing of
a Negative Declaration by the Community Development
Director as adequatd environmental documentation on
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request of Dean and Dennis Frame and ZaneGrever to
prezone 14752 N. Lower Sacramento Road and 777 Olive
Court to R-1, Single -Family Residential.
2. Recoauended approval of the requests of Dean and Dennis
Frame and Zane Grever to prezone 14752 N. Lower
Sacramento Road and 777 Olive Court To R-1,
Single -Family Residential.
This project is a Measure "A" matter scheduled for the
November 5, 1985 ballot.
on motion of Council Member Snider, Olson second, the
heretofore listed items were set for Public Hearing at the
Regular Council Meeting of October 16, 1985.
ITEMS OF INTEREST
The Planning Ccmnission also -
1. Denied the following requests of Beverly Hoag:
a. to amend the Land Use Element of the General Plan
by redesignating the parcel at 1036 North Lincoln
Avenue frau Low Density Residential to Medium
Density Residential; and
b. to rezone the parcel at 1036 North Lincoln from
R-2, Single -Family Residential to R -GA, Garden
Apartment Residential.
2. Conditionally approved the request of Ronald B. Thomas
on behalf of John Verner and Russ Munson for a
Revised Tentative Map of the Johnson -Tandy
Subdivision south of Almond Drive and west of Cherokee
Lane in an area zoned P -D (19), Planned Development
District 19.
3. Conditionally approved the request of Glen I.
Baumbach, Baumbach and Piazza, consulting
Engineers, on behalf of Chris Keszler for a Tentative
Parcel Map to divide Sunwest IV Subdivision into
three parcels for phasing purposes on the east side of
Lower Sacramento Road, 200 feet south of Vine Street in
an area zoned P -D (25), Planned Development District
No. 25, and certified the filing of a Negative
Declaration as adequate environmental documentation on
this request.
4. Conditionally approved the request of Terry Piazza,
Baumbach and Piazza, Consulting Engineers, on
behalf of Marvin Wiebe, for a Tentative Parcel Map
to combine three parcels at 1201 South Central Avenue
in an area zoned R -ND, Medium Density Multiple Family
Residential.
5. Conditionally approved the request of John Donavan
for a Tentative Parcel Map to combine Lots 47 and 48,
Industrial Lite Subdivision (i.e. 804 and 810 Black
Diamond Way) in an area zoned M-2, Heavy Industrial.
6. Determined that a Zoning Hardship did not exist and
denied the request of Ronald and Evelyn Sagert for a
Zoning Variance to increase the fence height from 7
feet to 9 feet 10 inches to permit a newly -erected
fence to remain in the rear yard at 142 South Sunset
Street in an area zoned R-2, Single -Family
Residential.
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7. Determined that the request of Robert E. Bradshaw for
a mini bed and breakfast in his residence at 311 West
Oak Street in an area zoned R -C -P,
Residential-Ccmnercial-Professional was appropriate
for the zone and neighborhood.
(City Clerk)
ASC LICENSE
APPLICATIONS City Clerk Reimche presented the following applications for
Alcoholic Beverage License:
a) Houston, Steven M.
Houston Vineyards
Beer and Wine Importer
Beer and Wine Wholesaler
New License
b) Cassella, Gene A./Juliat
Gem 's
On Sale General/Public Premises
Premise to Premise
CLAIMS Following recommendation of the City Attorney and Leonard
Russo, Inc., the City's Contract Administrator, Council, on
motion of Council member Snider, Olson second, denied the
following Claim and referred same back to Leonard Russo,
Inc.,
COMPLAINT RECEIVED
RE PENDING APC
LICENSE APPLICATION
Charles Ward DOL 4/22/85
Mr. Reuben Fleck, 519 E. Lodi Avenue, Lodi addressed the
Council registering a complaint regarding the issuing of
an Alcoholic Beverage License to Mohamed Bhaijee (on
Sale Beer and Wine License), 505 E. Lodi Avenue, Lodi,
citing parking problems, etc., in the subject area.
Following a lengthy discussion with questions being
directed to Mr. Fleck and to Staff, Council on motion of
Council Menet er Pinkerton Olson second directed Staff to
draft a letter regarding the complaint that had been
received, but because of the time constraint, Council did
not feel time permitted the registering of a formal protest.
APPEAL OF MR. RONALD
SAGERT, 142 SOUTH SUNSET
DRIVE RE ZONING VARIANCE
PERTAINING TO FENCE
SET FOR PUBLIC
HEARING
On motion of Council Member Snider, Olson second, Council
set the appeal of Mr. Ronald sagert, 142 South Sunset
Drive, Lodi, of the Planning Commission's denial of his
request for a zoning variance to increase the maximum fence
height from 7 feet to 9 feet 10 inches to permit an
existing fence to remain in the rear yard at 142 South
Sunset Drive, Lodi in an area zoned R-2, Single -Family
Residential for Public Hearing at the Regular Council
Meeting of October 16, 1985.
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COMMENTS BY CITY
COUNCIL MEMBERS
There were no members of the Lodi City Council wishing to
speak under this segment of the Agenda.
COMMENTS BY TETE
PUBLIC ON NON AGENDA
iTFMS
There were no persons in the audience wishing to speak
under this segment of the agenda.
REPORTS OF THE
CI'T'Y MANAGER
REGULAR CALENDAR
REPORT RE
TASK FORCE TO STUDY AND
MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING THE
FORMATION OF A COMMISSION ON
AGING FOR THE CITY OF LODI
t ' 6 This agenda item was introduced by City Manager Peterson
f; 'f who indicated that a meeting had been held on September 30,
1985. Mr. Peterson then introduced Ms. Trella Arieda who
gave a report regarding the meeting indicating that the
following persons had been present for the meeting:
Charlene Lange, Hutchins Street Square
Jerry Jones, Arbor Senior Care Facility
Mary Bergantz
Rick Norton
Chester Wildman, Senior Senator, CmuLissice
on Aging
Art Kiesz, Senior Citizens Club
John Ochsner, Senior Citizens Club
Trella B. Areida, Commission on Aging
Bob Bartholatiew
Val Heisler, 50 Plus Club
Dave Hinchman, Mayor
Ed DeBenedetti, Director, City of Lodi Parks and
Recreation Department
The proposed makeup of the organization membership was
discussed, as well as its goals, objectives, guidelines,
name, etc.
A lengthy Council discussion followed with
questions being directed to Staff and to Mrs. Areida.
Council indicated its desire to review this matter further
at a future Shirtsleeve Session or at a Special Meeting.
ACCEPTANCE OF OFFICE
OF TRAFFIC SAFETY GRANT
RES. NO. 85-143 Council was apprised that the Office of Traffic Safety has
agreed to a partial funding of the Lodi Police Department
request for a traffic unit. Due to the number of
applications for grants and the limited funds, it will be
necessary for the City to fund the equipment required.
Total equipment costs for three units are $38,606.42.
Total Grant Funds are approximately $179,000 for the two
years.
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A lengthy discussion followed with questions being directed
to Staff.
On motion of Council Member Olson, Reid second, Council
adopted Resolution No. 85-143 accepting the Office of
Traffic Safety Grant, approving expenditures for equipment
for the Traffic Unit, in the amount of $38,806.42 and
authorizing the hiring of three officers to man this unit.
_SPECIFICATIONS FOR
'-'POLICE MOTORCYCLES FOR
' TRAFFIC UNIT
APPROVED
On motion of Council Member Snider, Olson second, Council
approved specifications for three police motorcycle units
to be used by the traffic enforcement unit, and authorized
the advertising for bids thereon.
DESIGNATION OF VOTING
AND ALTERL3ATE VOTING
DELEGATES FOR ANNUAL
CONGRESS OF CITIES
CONFERENCE
On motion of Council Member Snider, Reid second, Council
designated Council Member Olson as the Voting Delegate and
Council Member Pinkerton as the Voting Alternate for the
Annual Congress of Cities Conference to be held in Seattle,
Washington, December 7 - 11, 1985.
CITY HAIL
EXPANSION City Manager Peterson introduced this Agenda item apprising
the Council that over the past several months Council and
Staff had reviewed different expansion alternates for the
enlargement of the City Hall facilities. These prior
discussions determined that the two expansion concepts
which had the most advantages were Proposal "C"
(constructing a new Council Chambers on the first floor
north of the existing City Hall) and Proposal "D" (which
moves the City Council Chambers into the Carnegie
Library).
Staff then outlined the advantages to Proposals C and D and
responded to questions as were posed by Council.
Following a lengthy discussion, on motion of Mayor Pro
Tempore Reid, Olson second, Council directed Staff to
proceed with Proposal "D" (which moves the City Council
Chambers into the Carnegie Library).
ORDINANCES
ORDINANCE PREZONING
MAGGIO INDUSTRIAL
' PARK
ORD. NO. 1362 ADOPTED
Ordinance No. 1362 - An Ordinance prezoning Maggio
Industrial Park, a proposed 37.6 acre industrial project at
the northwest corner of South Stockton Street and Harney
Lane to M-2, Heavy Industrial having been introduced at a
Regular Meeting of the Lodi City Council held September 18,
1985 was brought up for passage on motion of Council Member
Snider, Olson second. 'Second reading of the Ordinance was
adopted and ordered to print by the following vote:
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NOES:
ABSENT:
ORDINANCE PREZONING
TAVES PARK
ORDINANCE NO. 1363
ADOPTED
Council Members - Olson, Pinkerton, Snider, and
Reid
Council Menbers - None
Council Members - Hinchman (Mayor)
Ordinance No. 1363 - An Ordinance prezoning Taves Park, a
proposed 23.6 acre residential institutional and commercial
project as R-2, Single Family Residential; R -C -P,
Residential-Comaercial-Professional; and C -S,
Commercial -Shopping as shown on Alternate "B" in the Final
Environmental Impact Report having been introduced at a
regular meeting of the Lodi City Council held September 18,
1985 was brought up for passage on motion of Council
Member Olson, Reid 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:
NOES:
q ABSENT:
ORDINANCE
PREZONING 2+ ACRE PARCEL
AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER
OF TURNER ROAD AND LILAC
STREET TO C-1
ORDINANCE NO. 1364
ADOPT
Council Members - Olson, Pinkerton, Snider and
Reid
Council Members - None
Council Members - Hinchman (Mayor)
Ordinance No. 1364 - An Ordinance approving 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 having been introduced at a regular
meeting of the Lodi City Council held September 18, 1985
was brought up for passage on motion of Council Member
Olson, Snider 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, Pinkerton, Snider and
Reid
NOES: Council Members - None
ABSENT: Council Members - Hinchman (Mayor)
ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING
THE TRANSMISSION AGENCY OF
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA TO ISSUE
REVENUE BONDS, NOTES AND
OTHER EVIDENCE OF INDEBTEDNESS
ORD. NO. 1365 ADOPTED
Ordinance No. 1365 - An Ordinance of the City Council of
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the City of Lodi authorizing the Transmission Agency of
Northern California to Issue Revenue Bonds, Notes, and
Other Evidence of Indebtedness having been introduced at
a regular meeting of the Lodi City Council held September
18, 1985 was brought up for passage 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, Pinkerton
Snider and Reid
NOES: Council Members - None
ABSENT: Council Members - Hinchman (Mayor)
AQJOUE2N4ENT The meeting was adjourned at approximately 10:55 p.m. by
Mayor Pro Tempore Reid to a Closed Session of the Council
regarding property negotiations, and the Council Meeting
was then adjourned immediately following the Closed Session.
ATTEST:
Alice M.kRel111C�.
City Clerk