HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - November 16, 1985CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF LODI
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1985
7:30 P.M.
ROLL CALL Present: Council Members - Pinkerton,
Reid, Snider, and Hinchn an (Mayor)
Absent: Council Members - Olson
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 Pastor Kathleen
Ralston.
PLEDGE OF The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor
ALLEGIANCE Hinchman.
PRESENTATIONS A presentation was made by Bozant Katzakian
regarding the CRIME STOPPERS Program.
REPORTS OF THE
CITY MANAGER
CONSENT CALENDAR In accordance with report and recommendation of
the City Manager, Council, on motion of Council
Member Pinkerton, Reid second, approved the
following actions hereinafter set forth.
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CLAIMS �,, Claims were approved in the amount of
n ✓ $3,032,482.44.
MINUTES The Minutes of September 17, 1985, September 18,
1985, October 2, 1985, and October 16, 1985
were approved as written.
AWARD - 1 -TON
PICKUP TRUCK
RES. NO. 85-150
City Manager Peterson presented the following
bids which had been received for a 1 -ton pickup
truck:
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BIDDER BID
Sanborn Chevrolet $12,014.50
Plummer GMC $12,806.92
Geweke Ford $13,044.66
t On reccmendation of the City Manager, Council
adopted Resolution No. 85-150 awarding the
contract for a 1 -ton pickup truck to Sanborn
Chevrolet in the amount of $12,014.50.
AWARD - UTILITY
CARGO VAN - UTILITY
DEPAFU ENT
RES. NO. 85-151 City Manager Peterson presented the following
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bids which had been received for a 3/4 -ton
utility cargo van:
BIDDER BID
Plumper GMC $12,138.06
Sanborn Chevrolet $12,488.77
Geweke Ford $12,953.52
City Manager Peterson apprised the Council that
the Plummer bid did not meet specifications.
Further, Mr. Peterson recommended that the
contract be awarded to Sanborn Chevrolet.
Council adopted Resolution No. 85-151 awarding
the contract for a 3/4 -ton utility cargo van
to Sanborn Chevrolet in the amount of $12,488.77.
AWARD - 3/4 -TON
UTILITY SERVICE
TRUCK
RFS. NO. 85-152 City Manager Peterson presented the following
r bids received for a 3/4 -ton utility service truck:
BIDDER BID
Geweke Ford $15,160.52
Sanborn Chevrolet $15,443.11
Plummer GMC $15,525.82
On recommendation of the City Manager, Council
adopted Resolution No. 85-153 awarding the
contract for one 1 -ton utility service truck
for the Parks and Recreation Department to
Geweke Ford in the amount of $15,350.37.
AWARD - ANNUAL
LANE LINE PAINTING
RES. NO. 85-154 City Manager Peterson presented the following
bids which had been received for annual lane line
painting:
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On recc niendation of the City Manager, Council
adopted Resolution No. 85-152 awarding the
contract for one 3/4 -ton utility service truck
to Geweke Ford in the amount of $15,160.52.
AWARD - 1 -TON
UTILITY SERVICE
TRUCK
RES. NO. 85-153
City Manager Peterson presented the following
bids which had been received for a 1 -tan utility
service truck:
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BIDDER BID
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Geweke Ford $15,350.37
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Sanborn Chevrolet $15,891.97
Plummer GMC $16,018.72
On recommendation of the City Manager, Council
adopted Resolution No. 85-153 awarding the
contract for one 1 -ton utility service truck
for the Parks and Recreation Department to
Geweke Ford in the amount of $15,350.37.
AWARD - ANNUAL
LANE LINE PAINTING
RES. NO. 85-154 City Manager Peterson presented the following
bids which had been received for annual lane line
painting:
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Continued November 6, 1985
BIDDER BID
Traffic Limited $14,146.77
Central Striping, Inc. $22,146.75
On reccmiendation of the City Manager, Council
adopted Resolution No. 85-154 awarding the
contract for lane line painting to Traffic
Limited, the low bidder, in the amount of
$14,146.77.
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING
DESTRUCTION OF CERTAIN
RECORDS IN THE CITY
CLERK'S OFFICE
RES. NO. 85-155 COUNCIL ADOPTED RESOLUTION NO. 85-155 AUTHORIZING
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THE DESTRUCTION OF CERTAIN RECORDS IN THE CITY
CLERK'S OFFICE.
ACCEPT
Council accepted the improvements in "Grape Bowl
IMPRCVEMTS -
Restroom and Concession Stand Renovation", and
GRAPE BOWL
directed the Public Works Director to file a
RESTROOM AND
Notice of Completion with the County Recorder's
CONCESSION STAND
Office.
RENOVATION
Council was apprised that the contract for these
improvements had been completed in substantial
conformance with the plans and specifications
approved by the City Council. The contract was
awarded to RHS Construction, Inc. of
Sacramento on May 15, 1985, in the amount of
$89,140. The final contract price was $107,840.
The difference between the contract amount and the
final contract price is mainly due to:
1. Fire damage created by vandalism prior to
their start.
2. Additional Work found necessary because of
dry rot and unsafe conditions.
3. Approximately $6,000 attributed to additional
concrete work related to the paving contract.
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ENGUaERING �
Council approved revised job specifications for
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DIVISION �-"
the Assistant City Engineer, Chief Civil
REORGANIZATION
Engineer, Junior through Associate Civil
JOB SPDCIFICATICNS
Engineer, Engineering Technician Supervisor and
APPROVED
Engineering Technician I/II.
YI= SIGNS ON
Council was apprised that Staff has received a
WASHINGIUN STREET
number of complaints about yield signs on
AT OAK STREET AND
Washington Street at Oak Street and Walnut Street.
WAI= STREET
An intersection study was performed by staff and
the traffic voiumes showed Washington Street had
approximately twice as much daily traffic as Oak
and Walnut. This would indicate the yield
control should be installed on Oak and Walnut
instead of on Washington Street. Generally the
heavier volume street should be given the right-
of-way over the minor street.
Council approved the remobal of the yield signs
on Washington Street at Oak Street and Walnut
Continued November 6, 1985
Street and the installation of yields on Oak
Street at Washington Street and on Walnut Street
at Washington Street.
NO PARKING ZONE ON
HAM LANE AT LAKE -
WOOD ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
RES. NO. 85-156 Council was informed that the Lakewood School
principal, Mr. Garcia, notified Public Works
staff that he would like to replace,a portion
t'CJ of the loading zone with a no parking zone
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(.� south leg of the Ham Lane and Kirkwood Drive
intersection.
A resolution was adopted in June 1979
establishing a loading zone on Ham Lane
adjacent to the school. At that time
trucks were making daily stops on Ham Lane
and parents were unloading and loading their
children, also. Currently, most trucks are
using the parking lot, but the parents are
still using this area to unload and load
their children.
Council adopted Resolution No. 85-156
approving the replacement of a portion
of the loading zone on Ham Lane adjacent
to Lakewood School with a "No Parking"
zone.
PUBLIC HEARING Council was renunded that at the work
SET TO CONSIDER study session of October 22, 1985, the City
PERMIT PARKING IN Council reviewed the prospect of establishing
AREA OF PACIFIC some form of residential permit parking in
COAST PRODUCERS the area adjacent to the PCP Cannery on South
Stockton Street. The Council was in agreement
that this matter be set for Public Hearing.
Council set a public hearing to consider the
establishment of public parking in the Pacific
Coast Producers Cannery area for the regular
meeting of December 4, 1985.
MANAGEMENT
BENEFIT PACKAGE
AMENDED
RFS. NO. 85-157 City Manager Peterson apprised the Council that ..
when the Council established the management
i benefit package, it was designed to add to the
present benefits available at that time. All
management employees with the exception of the
Police Chief and Fire Chief had available to
them the long term disability plan. In order
to provide a consistent set of benefits to all
department heads, the City Manager reconnended
that the Council make the long tern disability
plan available to the Police Chief and Fire
Chief.
Council adopted Resolution No. 85-157
thereby providing long term disability benefits
to the Police Chief and the Fire Chief.
E -OR
Continued November b, 1985
PUBLIC HEARINGS
APPEAL OF RONALD Notice thereof having been published according to
B. THOMAS OF THE law, an affidavit of which publication is on file
PLANNING
in the office of the City Clerk, Mayor Hinchman
COMMISSICNIS
called for the Public Hearing to consider
CONDITIONAL
the appeal of Mr. Ronald B. Thomas, c/o R. Thomas
APPROVAL OF THE
Development Company, P. O. Box B-28, Lodi,
REVISED TENTATIVE
California, of the Planning Commmission's
MAP OF THE
conditional approval of the Revised Tentative
JOHNSON-
Map of the Johnson -Tandy Subdivision dated
TANDY
June 1985.
SUBDIVISION DATED
JUNE 1985
Council was apprised that at its meeting of
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Monday, September 23, 1985, the Lodi City
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Planning Commission approved the Revised
Tentative Map of the Johnson -Tandy Ranch
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Subdivision, dated June, 1985. The revised
map substituted single-family lots for much
of the cluster hares area along Century
Boulevard.
Ronald B. Thomas, on behalf of the Johnson
Ranch, a General Partnership, has appealed
condition 13 of the Commission's approval
which reads:
"That the alignment of Century Boulevard be
modified to conform to the requirements of the
Century Boulevard -Cherokee Lane intersection
with the design of said intersection approved
by the California State Department of
Transportation and with the intersection
construction being the responsibility of the
developer."
The Johnson Ranch, General Partnership believes
the Century -Cherokee construction is the City's
responsibility.
Diagrams of the subject area and additional
information was provided by Public Works
Director Ronsko,.who responded to questions
regarding the matter as were posed by the
Council.
Mr. Ronald B. Thomas, c/o R. Thomas Development
Company, P. O. Box B-28, Lodi, California spoke
on behalf of the appeal.
On motion of Council Member Snider, Hinchman
second, Council directed Staff to develop
alternates for the City's participation in the
construction of the subject intersection and
for staff to bring back these alternatives for
Council's review at the earliest convenient
date. .The Public Hearing will be continued at
that time. The motion carried by.unanumous vote
of all Council Members present. .
PLANNING City Manager Peterson presented the following
CablOUSSION Planning Commission Reports of the Planning
REPORT Commission Meeting of October 14, 1985 and
October 28, 1985:
ITE4S OF INTEREST At the Planning Commission Meeting of October 14,
1985, the Planning Commission -
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Continued November 6, 1985
1. Conditionally approved the request of Terry
Piazza, Baumbach and Piazza, Consulting
Engineers, on behalf of Harry Bader for a
Tentative Parcel Map to join the properties
at 610, 708, 710 West Lodi Avenue in an area
zoned C-1, Neighborhood Commercial.
2. Conditionally approved the request of Glen
I. Baumbach, c/o Baumbach and Piazza,
Consulting Engineers on behalf of Tom Tucker
to divide 720 S. Cherokee Lane and 645 Hale Road
(i.e. APN-047-045-14 and 15) into Parcels "A",
"B" and "C" in an area zoned C-2, General
Commercial.
3. Approved the request of Robert Dell 'Aringa
for a Tentative Parcel map to transfer a portion
of Lot 2, Windjammer Court to Lot 1,
Windjammer Court in an area zoned P -D (21),
Planned Development District No. 21.
4. Conditionally approved the request of John
A. Lewandowski on behalf of the Iodi S. D. A.
Elementary School for a Use Permit to construct
new classroom and library facilities at 1230
South Central Avenue (Lodi Academy Site) in
an area zoned R -HD, High Density Multiple
Family Residential.
The Planning Commission certified the filing of
a Negative Declaration by the CmuRmity
Development Director as adequate environmental
documentation on this project.
At the October 28, 1985 Planning Camiission
Meeting, the Planning Comtission -
1. Conditionally approved the request of
Terry Piazza, Batm Bach and Piazza,
Consulting Engineers, on behalf of James Baum,
to join the properties at 463, 465 and 471
Almond Drive (i.e. APN 062 -060-17, 18, and 19)
in an area zoned R -HD, High Density Multiple
Family Residential.
2. Conditionally approved the request of John
Giannoni, Jr., for a one -lot office
condominium at 1420 South Mills Avenue (i. e.
Lot 37, Lakeshore Village No. 1) in an area
zoned P -D(21), Planned Development District
No. 21.
3. Determined that a zoning hardship existed
and approved the request of Odeal Meier for a
Zoning Variance to reduce the required 20
foot driveway to 12 foot to permit the
construction of a carport at 819 S. Washington
Street in an area zoned R -MD, Medium Density
Multiple Family Residential.
4. Determined that a zoning hardship existed
and approved the request of Connie Rice for a
Zoning Variance to permit more than 30 percent
of the required rear yard to be occupied with
an accessory building at 17 North Washington
Street in an area zoned K -HD, High Density
Multiple Family Residential.
Continued November 6, 1985
5. Determined that the project would be a
distinct improvement to the neighborhood and
approved the request of Nicholas R. Bosnyak to
expand the size of each side of an existing non-
conformance duplex located at 805 West Lockeford
Street in an area zoned R-2, Single -Family
Residential.
COMMUNICATIONS
(City Clerk)
ABC LICENSES
City Clerk Reimche presented the following
PARTICIPATION
Applications for Alcoholic Beverage Licenses
OF A TRAFFIC
which had been received:
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a) Crete/Maley Vineyards
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529-531 N. Hutchins Street
CENTRAL AVENUE/
Lodi, California
HIGHWAY 12
Richard C. Crete and Joseph L. Maley
Beer and Wine Wholesaler
Original License
b) Jesus A. Martinez.
(Name of business not yet determined)
23-25 N. Sacramento Street,
Lodi, California
On Sale Beer and Wine - Public Premises
Person to Person transfer
CLAIMS
On recommendation of the City Attorney and L. J.
Russo Insurance Services, Inc., the City's
Contract Administrator, Council, on motion of
Mayor Pro Tempore Reid, Pinkerton second, denied
the following Claims and referred them back to the
City's Contract Administrator:
a) Spencer Christensen DOL 6/27/85
b) Dan Bartholomew DOL 10/1/85
REQUEST RECEIVED Following receipt of a letter from Search
FOR JOINT
Development and Real Estate Carpany, Inc.
PARTICIPATION
requesting joint participation for installation
OF A TRAFFIC
of a traffic signal at the intersection of
SI(NAL
Central Avenue and Highway 12, Council, on
INSTALLATION -
motion of Council Member Reid, Hinchman
CENTRAL AVENUE/
second, declined the offer of a monetary
HIGHWAY 12
contribution for the subject installation and
referred the request to staff for inclusion in
the traffic signal priority study which is
scheduled to be brought to Council in the near
future.
RESIGNATION FROM Following receipt of the resignation of Juan
LORI ARTS Gonzales frau the Lodi Arts Commission,
COMMISSION Council, on motion of Mayor Pro Tempore
Reid, Hinchman second, directed the City Clerk
to make the necessary posting for this vacancy.
UNOFFICIAL CANVASS City Clerk Reimche presented the following
OF 11/5/85 . Unofficial Canvass of the November 5, 1985
ELECTION PRESENTED election:
J J MEASURE A
Shall the City of Lodi rehabilitate Hutchins
Street Square (the old Lodi Union High School
site) into a cc munity cultural/recreational
Continued November 6, 1985
facility through long-term financing; and shall
the City of Lodi enhance the general fund by
collecting a utility user fee not to exceed 2
percent yearly?
YES 2,590
NO 4,051
MEASURE B
Shall the Land Use Element of the Lodi. General
Plan be amended to include a 2.18 acre parcel
containing the existing Wine and Roses Country
Inn, a 17 -unit bed and breakfast inn located
at the Northwest corner of West Turner Road
and Woodhaven Drive?
YES 3,432
NO 3,103
MEASURE C
Shall the Land Use Element of the Lodi General
Plan be amended to include the Maggio Industrial
Park, a proposed 37.6 acre, 16 -lot development
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?
YES 2,445
NO 4,066
MEASURE D
Shall the Land Use Element of the Lodi General
Plan be amended to include (1) the Batch
Property, a 100 acre parcel bounded by Lodi Park
West Subdivision on the north; Lir Sacramento
Road on the east; and the Woodbridge Irrigation
District Canal on the south and west; and (2) the
Mills property, a 20.88 acre parcel bounded by
St. Peter's Lutheran church and Henry A.
Glaves, Jr. Park on the north; and the Lodi
Avenue Baptist Church on the east; Lodi Avenue on
the south and Lower Sacramento Road on the west?
YES 2,419
NO 4,113
MEASURE E
Shall the Land Use Element of the Todi General
Plan be amended to include (1) the frame
property, a developed .65 acre parcel located
at 14752 North Lower Sacramento Road, and (2)
the Grever property, a developed 1.03 acre
parcel located at 777 Olive Court?
YES 2,124
NO 3,946
Continued November 6, 1985
MEASURE F
Shall the land Use Element of the Lodi General
Plan be amended to include Taves Park, a 23.6
acre project containing commercial, office -
institutional and residential uses at the
southeast corner of Lower Sacramento Road and
West Kettleman Lane (State Route 12)?
YES 2,119
NO 3,984
BREACH OF CONTRACT City Clerk Reimche presented Verified Complaint
FILED AGAINST CITY for Breach of Contract No. 169313 filed against
BY PG&E Uri the City of Lodi by Pacific Gas and Electric
Ccmpany.
COMFITS BY CITY No members of the Council wished to canment
COUNCIL NIERS under this segment of the agenda.
COMMENT'S BY THE
PUBLIC ON NON AGENDA
ITEMLS
CABLE TV Mary Helen Barro, General Manager of King
SURVEY Videocable Company of Lodi addressed the
�+— Council advising that they are presently
a undertaking a program survey involving all local
subscribers and asking the subscribers'
cooperation in participating in this survey.
REQUEST FOR STOP Mr. Mike Lima, 712 S. Sacramento Street, I'odi,
SIGN AT addressed the Council requesting the installation
INTERSECTION OF of stop signs at the intersection of Tokay
TOKAY STREET AND Street and Sacramento Street. Following
SACRAMENTO STREET discussion with questions being directed to
Staff, Council directed Staff to investigate
the warrants for a four-way stop at this
intersection and to bring back a report of
its findings to Council at the earliest
possible date.
REPORTS OF THE
CITY MANAGER
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APPROVAL OF
City Manager Peterson advised the Council that
RENEOAL OF
for the past two years the City has provided an
AGREEMENT FOR
Employee Assistance Program to its employees
EMPLOYEE
and their dependents. This service has been
ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
provided under a contract with the Family
Service Agency. City Manager Peterson indicated
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his strong feelings that this program should be
continued in its present format.
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Mr. Richard Steinmetz, Executive Director of the
Family Service Agency, addressed the Council
regarding the program and answered questions as
were posed by the Council.
On motion of Mayor Pro Tempore Reid, Snider
second, Council renewed the subject Agreement
covering the period of October 1, 1985 through
Continued November 6, 1985
d) Pastor Ronald Greilich, 611 Tahoe Court,
Lodi
e) Mr. George Galatsatos, 16767 Tretheway
Road, Lodi
f) Mr. Sid Crawford, 4645 Moser Drive, Lodi
Following additional discussion, Council on
notion of Council Member Pinkerton, Snider
second, adopted Urgency ordinance No. 1369
which established with certain exceptions
pursuant to Section 65858 of the State of
California Government Code, only single
family dwellings on vacant lots of record will
be permitted to be constructed or reconstructed
within a prescribed area of the City of Lodi
as of November 6, 1985. The exception of this
ordinance will be the erection of multiple -
family units on lots of record previously
September 30, 1986 at a cost of $15,900, which
amount is to be funded from the Workers'
Ccupensation Fund.
RECESS
Mayor Hinch man declared a five-minute recess
and the meeting was reconvened at approximately
9:05 pm.
BUILDING MORATORIUM
ON CONVERSATION OF
SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES
TO MULTIPLE FAMILY
IN CERTAIN DEFINED
AREAS
URGENCY ORDINANCE �
This agenda item was introduced by City Manager
NO. 1369 ADOPTED
Peterson who advised that at a recent joint
meeting, the City's Planning Canmi.ssion and the
City Council discussed the proliferation of
conversions of single family residences to
multiple family units. Both bodies expressed
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considerable concern regarding the ability
of the City's infrastructure to acconrodate
these large numbers of land use changes. Also_,
of concern was the impact such projects have
on the neighborhood in which they are located,
as well as the impact on the school district.
Staff then reviewed the process of establishing
a moratorium on the conversion of single family
residences to multiple family residential units
in certain areas within the City and responded to
questions as were posed by the Council.
A diagram of the proposed area of concern was
displayed and additional discussion followed.
The following persons who were in the audience
addressed the Council regarding the matter:
a) Mr. Larry Redman, 325 E. Locust Str., Lodi
b) Mr. Arthur Schnell, 1830 N. Lakeshore Drive,
Lodi
c) Mrs. Janet Pruss, 2421 Diablo Court, Lodi
d) Pastor Ronald Greilich, 611 Tahoe Court,
Lodi
e) Mr. George Galatsatos, 16767 Tretheway
Road, Lodi
f) Mr. Sid Crawford, 4645 Moser Drive, Lodi
Following additional discussion, Council on
notion of Council Member Pinkerton, Snider
second, adopted Urgency ordinance No. 1369
which established with certain exceptions
pursuant to Section 65858 of the State of
California Government Code, only single
family dwellings on vacant lots of record will
be permitted to be constructed or reconstructed
within a prescribed area of the City of Lodi
as of November 6, 1985. The exception of this
ordinance will be the erection of multiple -
family units on lots of record previously
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Continued November 6, 1985
The City of Lodi has a 1.6868 share in TPNC.
It is not possible to pinpoint the precise
financial obligation of our city until the
bonds are sold. However, Mr. Peterson advised
that the City anticipates an issue of
approximately $450,000,000 which would translate
to an annual debt service obligation of
something in the range of $250,000 to $275,000.
This would be funded via our rate structure in
effect at the time the project is undertaken
(1990).
Following discussion, on motion of Mayor Pro
Tempore Reid, Hincimnan second, Council adopted
Resolution No. 85-158 authorizing execution of
Project Development Agreement #2 for
Transmission Agency of Northern California
(TANC), and authorized the Mayor and City
Clerk to execute the subject document on
behalf of the City.
The. motion carried by the following vote:
approved by the City Council for the issuance
of Mutliple-Family Mortgage Revenue Bonds, 2)
the erection of cc nrercial or industrial
structures in zones that conform, and 3) the
remodeling of any multiple -family structures.
Further, Council set a public hearing for the
Regular Council Meeting of December 4, 1985
for review of the matter as prescribed by
Section 65858 of the State of California
Government Code. The motion carried by a
unanimous vote of all Council Members present.
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING
EXEC TTION OF PROTECT
DEVELOPKIIW AGREEMENT
#2 FOR TRANSMISSION
AGENCY OF NORTHERN
CALIFORNIA (TANG)
RES. NO. 85-158
City Manager Peterson presented for Council
approval California -Oregon Transmission
Project (Project Agreement No. 2). Mr.
Peterson apprised the Council that this is
the next step in realizing the completion
of the construction of the proposed 500 -KV
transmission line between Central California
and Southern Oregon. The project participants
include not only the Northern California Power
Agency (NCPA) cities, but six Southern
California cities, the Sacramento Municipal
Utility District, the State of California,
the Federal Government, and the three investor-
owned utilities in the state which includes
the Pacific Gas and Electric Company.
Execution of this agreement by all of the
agencies belonging to the Transmission Agency
of Northern California (TAMC) authorizes
TAMC to execute an agreement to proceed with
the project in partnership with the other
public and private entities listed above.
The City of Lodi has a 1.6868 share in TPNC.
It is not possible to pinpoint the precise
financial obligation of our city until the
bonds are sold. However, Mr. Peterson advised
that the City anticipates an issue of
approximately $450,000,000 which would translate
to an annual debt service obligation of
something in the range of $250,000 to $275,000.
This would be funded via our rate structure in
effect at the time the project is undertaken
(1990).
Following discussion, on motion of Mayor Pro
Tempore Reid, Hincimnan second, Council adopted
Resolution No. 85-158 authorizing execution of
Project Development Agreement #2 for
Transmission Agency of Northern California
(TANC), and authorized the Mayor and City
Clerk to execute the subject document on
behalf of the City.
The. motion carried by the following vote:
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Continued November 6, 1985
SUPPLEMENTAL '
BUDGET REQUEST FOR
_ y TECHNICAL
ASSISTANCE IN
ELECTRIC UTILITY
DEPARTMENT
APPROVED
Ayes: Council Members - Reid, Snider,
and Hirschman
(Mayor)
Noes: Council Members - Pinkerton
Absent: Council Members - Olson
Following introduction of the matter by
City Manager Peterson and Council discussion,
Council, on motion of Mayor Pro Tempore Reid,
Pinkerton second, approved a supplemental budget
request for technical assistance in the Electric
Utility Department at a cost of $13,600. The
purpose of this temporary position is to bring up
to date certain critical department records.
ORDINANCE AMENDING
LODI MUNICIPAL CODE
RELATING TO PERMIT TO
REMOVE SOLID WASTE
6BB. NO. 1366 Ordinance No. 1366 - An Ordinance of the Lodi
ADOPTED City Council Amending Chapter 13.16.070 Relating
to Permit to Remove Solid Waste having been
introduced at a Regular Meeting of the
Lodi City Council held October 16, 1985
was brought up for passage on motion of Mayor
Pro Tempore Reid, Hirschman second. Second
reading of the Ordinance was then emitted
after reading by title, and the Ordinance
was then adopted and ordered to print by
the following vote:
Ayes: Council Members - Pinkerton, Reid,
Snider, and Hinctman
(Mayor)
Noes: Council Members - None
Absent: Council Members - Olson
Abstain: Council Members - None
ORDINANCE PREZONING
FRAME AND GREVER PARCELS
TO R-1, SINGLE-FAKTLY
RESIDENTIAL
ORD. NO. 1367
Ordinance No. 1367 - An Ordinance of the Lodi
ADOPTED
City Council prezoning the Frame parcel (.65
acres located at 14752 North Dower Sacramento
Road) and the Grever Parcel (1.03 acres located
at 777 Olive Court) To R-1, Single -Family
Residential having been introduced at a Regular
Meeting of the Lodi City Council held October 16,
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1985 was brought up for passage on motion of
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Council Member Pinkerton, Reid second.
Second reading of Ordinance was omitted after
reading by title and the Ordinance was then
adopted and ordered to print by the following
vote:
Ayes: Council Members - Pinkerton, Reid,
Snider, and
Hinchman (Mayor)
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Continued November 6, 1985
Noes: Council Members - None
Absent: Council Members - Olson
Abstain: Council Members - None
ORDINANCE AMENDING
LODI MUNICIPAL CODE ADDING
NEW SECTION RELATING TO BATHING
AND/OR SWIMMING IN PARKS
ORD. NO. 1368,' Ordinance No. 1368 - An Ordinance of the Lodi
City Council Amending Chapter 12.12 of the Lodi
Municipal Code Adding a New Section Relating to
Hr >4 Bathing and/or Swimming in Parks having been
G introduced at a Regular Meeting of the Lodi City
"j Council held October 16, 1985 was brought for
C passage on motion of Council Member Reid,
Hinchman 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 - Pinkerton, Reid,
Snider, and
Hinchman (Mayor)
Noes: Council Members - None
Absent: Council Members - Olson
Abstain: Council Members - None
ADJOURI 1ENT There being no further business to come before
the Council, Mayor Hinchman adjourned the meeting
at approximately 10:20 p.m.
ATCEST:
tl1ce
Alice M. Rreimche
City Clerk