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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - June 20, 1984x.83 CITY 0=4 --IL, CITY OF L(DI CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS �AIERZSDAY, JUNE 20, 1984 A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi was held beginning at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, June 20, 1984 in the City Hall Council Chambers. PDLL CALL Present: Council Members - Hinchman, Olson, Pinkerton, (arrived 7:43 p.m.) Reid, and Snider (Mayor) Absent: Council Members - None Also Present: City Manager Glaves, Assistant City Manager Glenn, Comnumity Development Director Schroeder, Chief Civil Engineer Prima, City Attorney Stein, and City Clerk Reimche INVOCATICN The invocation was given by Rev. Bob Mathias, St. Paul's Lutheran Church PLEDGE The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Snider PRESENrATIQQS There were no awards, presentations or proclamations given at this meeting CONSENT CALENDAR REP RM OF THE CITY MANACER In accordance with report and recommendation of the City Manager, Council, on motion of Council Member Reid, Hinchman second, approved the following actions hereinafter set forth. gl/ CLAINS CLAIMS WERE APPROVED IN THE AMDIATT OF $1,975,864.05 MINUTES THE MINUTES OF May 23, 1984 WERE APPROVED AS %RITTEN. AWARD - BECKMAN City Manager Glaves presented the following bids which had q,✓ RC1AD WA11M AIN been received for 'Beckman Road Watermain, 1000' S/Vine ��3000' S/VI1 Street - Vine Street": STREET - VINE v jjq, STREET BIEDER BID Anderson Pipeline Construction $27,121.00 Parrish, Inc. 29,420.00 Downer & Associates 31,940.00 Crutchfield Construction 35,025.00 Golden State Pipeline 36,590.00 Claude C. Wood Company 41,745.00 RES. NO. 84-075 Following recommendation of the City Manager, Council, adopted Resolution No. 84-075 awarding the contract for 'Beckman Road Watermain, 1000' S/Vine Street - Vine Street' to Anderson Pipeline in the amount of $27,121.00. ©AWARD - ASPHALT City Manager Glaves presented the following bids which had ,r 5° OVE1U AYS 1984 been received for "Asphalt Overlays 1984": BIMER BID Granite Construction Company $163,758.00 Teichert Construction Company 182,909.00 Claude C. Wood Company 188,322.50 RES. NO. 84-076 Following recommendation of the City Manager, Council adopted Resolution No. 84-076 awarding the contract for "Asphalt Overlays 1984" to Granite Construction Company in the amount of 5163,758.00. 1a-4 VContinued June 20, 1984 ITEM RIIVDVEO TO With the tacit concurrence of the Council, Agenda Item a -1-E REGULAR. CALENDAR "Award Contract - Salas Park Landscape Improvements" was removed from the Consent Calendar and placed on the Regular Calendar. PLANS AND Council took the following actions regarding the "Stockton SPECIFICATIONS, Street Improvements, Kettleman Lane to Vine Street" S1LOCHIIIN STREET project: Cv :; RECiONSTRUCTICN - KEITLFIVIAN LANE I. Approved the plans and specifications and authorized TO VINE STREET the advertisement for bids, pending Federal approval. APPROM II. Authorized the City Manager and City Clerk to execute RES. NO. 84-090 the FAU Program Supplement and other required documents for this project (Resolution No. 84-090) III. Authorized the Public Works Director to change the bid opening date, if necessary, to meet Federal requirements. ALLEYS DETER- Council was apprised that during the 1982-83 fiscal year, MINPED TO BE the City used 2107 Gas Tax money to maintain the alleys PART OF CITY within the City. At the time the audit was done on these OF LCDI STREET Gas Tax funds, it was determined that the alleys had not SYSTf•11I been accepted as part of the City Street System and for that reason they could not be maintained with these Cas Tax Funds. By adopting a resolution determining that the City's alleys are part of the City Street System, the City will be able to use the Gas Tax Funds for alley maintenance during the 1983-84 fiscal year. RES. NO. 84-078 Council adopted Resolution No. 84-078 determining that the City's 16 miles of 20 -foot paved alleys are part of the City of Lodi Street System. LAKESHCRE VILLAGE Council was apprised that the improvements in Lakeshore ,1\j `'�^ �oLNIT NO. 4 Village, Unit No. 4 have been completed in substantial _ AOC]= conformance with the requirements of the Subdivision Agreement between the City of Lodi and Grupe Communities, Inc., and as specifically set forth in the plans and specifications approved by the City Council. RFS. M. 84-079 Council adopted Resolution No. 84-079 accepting the improvements in Lakeshore Village No. 4, Tract Map 1859. ACCEPTANCE OF Council was apprised that T.S.A. Partnership and J.C. ,�(� SUBDIVISION MAP Development Company, the developers of The Meadows, Unit #F1, v FCR. TIS MEADUA , have furnished the City with the necessary agreements, UNIT NO. 1909 improvement securities and fees for the proposed subdivision. This is a 22 -lot subdivision located on the east and west side of South Mills Avenue, north of Century Boulevard. The zoning is PD24 and will contain 10 four-plex and 12 duplex lots. COLMIL APPROVED ME -FINAL MAP AND AGRJMAEN S FOR THE MEADOWS, UNIT NO. 1, TRACT 1909 AND AUTHORIZED THE CITY MANAGER AND CITY CLERK TO EXECIIIE THE SL®IVISION AGREMNT AND MAP ON BEHALF OF THE CITY. o� P[BLIC HEARINGS There were no Public Hearings scheduled for this meeting. vG r PLANNING CQYMISSICiN City Manager Glaves gave the following report of the Planning Commission meeting.of June 11, 1984: POLICY RE The Planning Camnission recommended that the City Council SNLKING IN THE adopt a policy concerning smoking in the City Council COUNCIL CHAIVEERS Chambers which would apply to all organizations conducting meetings in the Chambers rather than just to City Council Continued June 20, 1984 RE.SOLUrICN Following discussion, on motion of Council Member Olson, ADOVIEO PFCHIBIT- Reid second, Council adopted Resolution No. 84-080 prohibit- ING SrYMING IN ing smoking in the City Hall Council Charibers. THE CITY HALL OOLMIL CHAMERS The motion was carried by the following Vote: OMT/DNICATICNS RFS. NO. 84-080 Ayes: Council Nimi:)ers - Hinchman, Olson, Reid, and Snider (Mayor) Noes: Council Members - None Absent: Council Members - Pinkerton Further, Staff was asked to investigate the feasibility of prohibiting smoking in all City buildings. The Planning Cammission further - 1. Conditionally approved the Tentative Subdivision Map of The Meadows, Unit No. 2, a 60 -lot residential and professional office project proposed for the south side of West Kettleman Lane, west of Lakeshore Village Subdivision in an area zoned P -D (24), Planned Development District No. 24 as requested by Kenneth Glantz, Consulting Engineer on behalf of J. W. Properties. 2. Conditionally approved the Tentative Parcel Map to divide a commercially designated area at 2430 West Turner Road into two parts with Parcel "A" containing 1.374 acres and Parcel "B" containing 1.798 acres in an area zoned P -D (1), Planned Development District No. 1, as requested by Dennis G. Bennett, c/o Bennett and Campton, Inc. The Planning Commission certified the filing of a Negative Declaration by the Community Development Director as Adequate environnmental documentation on this matter. 3. Conditionally approved the Tentative Parcel Map to resubdivide portions of Lots 8, 9, 11 and 12, Maxwell Industrial Park in an area zoned M-2, Heavy Industrial as requested by Baumbach and Piazza, Consulting Engineers on behalf of William Maxwell. 4. Determined that a Zoning Hardship existed and approved the request of Melvin Tetz for a Zoning Variance to reduce the required 5 -foot sideyard setback to 3 feet tc permit a 12 foot by 20 foot addition at 732 James Street, in an area zoned R-2, Single -Family Residential. 5. Approved the request of Bruce M. Pendleton, Jr., on behalf of the North Stockton and Lodi-Kiwanis Club for a Use Permit to conduct a charitable carnival for six days - June 12 through June 18, 1984 at 520 South Cherokee Lane (i.e. K-14lart Shopping Center Parking Lot), in an area zoned C-2, General Commercial. CITY CIE{ City Clerk Reimche presented the following letter which had been received regarding various PG&E PUC applications: PUC APPLICATICN 'Mr. Joseph E. Bodovitz Executive Director Public Utilities Corrmission _ State of California 350 McAllister Street - Roan 5052 San Francisco, CA 94102 1t�ti Continued June 20, 1984 Dear Mr. Bodovitz: Pacific Gas and Electric Conpany respectfully withdraws Application Nos. 58911 and 58912 and all accorpanying exhibits, filed on June 6, 1979 and subsequently amended on January 25, 1982. No part of either Application or exhibit was heard by the Commission. Concurrently with this letter of withdrawal, PGandE is filing with the Commission today a new Application seeking rate relief for the costs of owning, operating, maintaining and eventually decommissioning Unit No. 1 at Diablo Canyon. Ibis Application differs from the earlier Application and Amendment in format as well as in costs and schedule. Because of these differences, we believe that these proceedings will be more expeditious and to the benefit of all parties, if we begin with a new Application. Very truly yours, s/PETER W. HANSCHENI APPLICATICN Filet City Clerk Reimche apprised the Council that the City is in LIMM INE receipt of an application for Limousine Service from Nemesio v� 1 SERVICE (Eddie) C. Gonzalez. Mr. Gonzalez has indicated that his (� service would primarily be used for weddings, various celebrations and other such festivities. Mrs. Reimche indicated that pursuant to the City Code, she had set the Public Hearing on this matter for July 5, 1984 at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers. Ch motion of Council Member Reid, Olson second, the City Clerk was directed to give notice and publish the time and place of the hearing as set forth in the City Code. r LEE EKS11 CM Following receipt of a letter from Lee W. Ekstrom resigning RESINS FFaMl from the Planning Commission, on motion of Mayor Snider, LCDI PLANNING Olson second, the City Clerk was directed to make the �CMIVIISSICN necessary postings for this vacancy. 1 ABC -LICENSES City Clerk Reimche presented the following applications which had been received for ABC Licenses: a) Michael J. & Patricia A. Bowles Bowles Service Center, 1216 Turner Road, Lodi New License - Off Sale Beer and Wine b) Carol and William Condon The Buck Stop, 116 West Turner Road, Suite D Person and Premises Transfer On Sale General Public Premises LFITER RECEIVED City Clerk Reimche was directed to place on the Agenda for 1~M1 DAUBER/ the July 5, 1984 Council meeting, the request received from �1 KIKUCHI RE Dauber and Kikauchi, 617 South Laver Sacramento Road, Suite J SIMIERAINAM 1, Lodi, regarding their Lower Sacramento Road Office Development in which they propose an agreement with Temple Baptist Church to jointly utilize their existing storm drainage basin. COVVIVIINI5 BY Council, on motion of Council Member Reid, Olson second, CITY COLMIL concurred with the following appointments made by Mayor f•,,,x NnUERS Snider to various City Boards and Commissions: PLANNING OCIVMISSICN Michael A. Lapenta 4 year term due to expire 6139/88 LIBRARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES C. M. Sullivan 3 year term due to expire 6/30/87 Continued June 20, 1984 COUNCIL 11.9 MER. Council Member Pinkerton arrived at 7:43 p.m. PIMMUM ARRIVES VACANCIES ON Mayor Snider again advised that there were a number of VARIOUS BOARDS vacancies on various City Boards and Ccumission and asked AM CCWISSICNS citizens to contact the City Clerk for information on any Boards they may be interested in serving on. O:1VENTS BY THE There were no persons in the audience wishing to speak under PUBLIC ON NON this segment of the Agenda. AGENDA ITBIS REPORTS OF THE CITY N14Nr3M REGULAR CALENDAR Council was apprised of the following information pertaining to the "Salas Park Playground Improvements" project: SALAS PARK This project consists of installing walkways, utility lines, p PLAYGR M sprinklers, turfing, landscaping and lighting for the play- v:r�' INI1'ROVM ET3TS ground and upland areas between the street and the existing fencing around the basin. Plans and specifications for this project were approved on May 23, 1984. The City has received the following bid for this project: BIEM BID Gus Navarette Landscaping $100,131.25 Engineer's Estimate 71,391.00 Because there was only one bid well above the Engineer's estimate, and found no major errors in the estimates, it is recocmiended that the bid be rejected. Since a small portion of the work - sane of the utility lines and a walkway - are needed to make the restroan functional and to tie the new parking lot to the park, it is suggested that work be done under separate informal bids. The project was to be funded by a combination of Master Drain and General Funds and a grant application was pending. Based on recent conversations with the State Parks office, the City can keep their application active but will not be able to advertise the project until approval is granted (probably in September). This would likely delay completion until Spring. Staff needs direction as to whether Staff should wait for the grant, finish the project this fall with City funds or take same other course of action. Following a lengthy discussion with questions being directed to Staff, Council, on motion of Mayor Snider, Olson second, rejected the heretofore listed bid received for the "Salas Park Playground Improvements", but directed Staff to do "whatever is necessary to complete the Salas Park Ballfields and make them operable". CfTIRCECKE LANE Council was informed that in 1980, the Southern Pacific SPM CROSSING crossing at Cherokee Lane (Between Victor and Lockeford) ''�P%7IELTION was placed on the PUC priority list for installation of automatic gates and cantilevers. The City budgeted $9,000.00 (10$ of the cost of the improvements) in its 1981-82 CIP for its share of the work. The remainder is funded with Federal Funds under the grade crossing protection program. laa Continued Jame 20, 1984 Recently, a field review with Southern Pacific, PUC and City representatives was held in which the design of the improvements was discussed. Due to the width of Cherokee Lane and the location of major power lines on the west side of the street, the railroad asked that we consider placing two gates on each approach. One would be in the normal location on the right side of the street and the other would be in the center of the street. This would require construction of a median. This arrangement will not require the installation of cantilevers since each gate will be equipped with flashing lights. The overall cost of the installation will be caRparable to the original proposal. The City will have the median constructed and the cost (less than $5,000.00) will be included in the project. Following discussion with questions being directed to Staff, Council, on motion of Council Member Reid, Hindman second, approved the installation of a 10 -foot wide median in Cherokee Lane at the SPRR crossing No. DF104.1 as part of the installation of crossing protection devices. AWARD - MKIRACT Council was apprised that the following bids had been FCR ALARM received for the Alarm Monitoring System: NLNITCR,ING v u SYSTBI BIRDER BID Pyrotronics, Mt. View, Ca. $15,675.00 Associated Electronics, Livermore, Ca. 24,132.22 RES. NO. 84-077 Following discussion, with questions being directed to Captain Hansen of the Police Department, Council, on motion of Mayor Pro Tempore Hinchman, Olson second, adopted Resolution No. 84-077 awarding the contract for the "Alarm Nbnitoring System" to Pyrotronics in the amount of $15,675.00 and approved a Special Allocation in this amount charged against the Equipment Find. AWARD - CCNIRALT City Manager Glaves presented the following bide which had FC)R FENCING been received for "Fencing - Lake Park Undeveloped 13 Acres: , f�'-� LCDI LAKE PARK BI DER BID C & A Fence Contractors, Inc. $16,162.00 Stockton Fence and Material $17,273.75 RFS. NO. 84-081 Following discussion, on motion of Mayor Snider, Reid second, Council adopted Resolution No. 84-081 awarding the contract for Fencing - Lake Park Undeveloped 13 acres to C and A Fence Contractors, Inc., in the amount of $16,162.00 and authorized Staff to negotiate with the Contractors as to the type of corner posts to be installed on this project. FIRM OF ERNST Following introduction of the matter by Staff, Council, on tV AND WHINNEY motion of Council Member Olson, Reid second, approved C J RETAINED TO retaining the firm of Ernst & Whinney to conduct the 1983-84 OCN= 1983-84 F.Y. Audit at a cost not to exceed $16,500.00. F.Y. AUDIT FEE INCREASES POLICE REPOTS FGR POLICE \ DEPAMENT Chief Williams reported that -it has been called to the J� 1 attention of the Police Department by insurance claims adjusters who purchase a significant number of reports that Lodi's fees are lower than those of other agencies in the area. Chief Williams states that "we have checked with other agencies and find this to be a true statement. Our present fee schedule for reports is $1.00 first page, 25t each additional page. If the report is mailed, we charge Continued June 20, 1984 Other agencies' fees vary from $2.00 per page to $6.00 to a flat rate of $5.00 per report". Chief Williams suggested the City increase its fee to $2.00 first page, 250 each additional page. If the report is mailed, it would be $3.00 first page, 254 each additional page. Quite often the report requested is one page (or they only want the first page). The majority of the time spent providing the report is in researching the number, then locating the report and writing out a receipt. By charging $2.00 first page, it would bring the fee more in line with the time spent. Bicycle Licensing Chief Williams proposal on bicycle is two fold: 1) Raise the license fee. 2) Allow bicycle shops to license new bicycles which they sell. This is, in part, a reason for the fee increase. At the present time the City charges $2.00 for a new bicycle registration - which is good for three years (4-5 L.C.C.). A renewal is $1.00 and is also good for three years. The bicycle license is issued by clerical personnel at the Police Department Nbnday through Friday between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. This makes it difficult for working parents to bring young children and their bicycles to the department for a license. We have been approached by bicycle dealers who desire to sell the license at the time they sell a bicycle, thereby providing a service to their customers. Other dealers have agreed that they would license bicycles but feel they should be remunerated for this services. This, in part, is the reason for my request for a fee change. Section 39003 CVC authorizes the City to designate licensing agencies other than itself. Section 39004CVC authorizes a charge of up to $6.00 for a new license, good for 3 years, and $1.00 for each renewal which is also good for three years. At the present time the Police Department purchases the license indicia at a cost of approximately 204 per bicycle. Of the $2.00 fee charges, $1.00 goes to the State, 200 to the purchase of indicia - leaving a net balance of 800 to the City for filling out the forms, filing the forms, etc. This is obviously not a moneymaking proposition nor is it intended to be. If however we were to allow the dealer to keep a portion of the fee for his trouble, it is obvious that it would not be a profitable situation for either party. Chief Williams recomnnended that the City increase the fee for a new license to $3.00. We would then make the indicia available to the dealers in lots of 10 at $2.00 each - paid for when picked up. They would, in turn, sell the licenses for $3.00 - thus making a profit of $1.00. The benefit of this is three -fold: 1) The citizen can purchase the license at the time of the bicycle purchase and save a trip to the Police Department. 2) It saves us time at the counter, freeing the clerical personnel to do other tasks. 3) It allows the merchant to offer a service to his 18-9 190 Continued June 20, 1984 All renewal licenses would still be purchased at the Police Department for the $1.00 fee. Those new licenses sold at the Police Department would sell for $3.00 also. The change in the bicycle license procedure would require a change in the City Code. The Council's consideration of this matter would be appreciated. Following discussion with questions being directed to Chief Williams, Council, on motion of Council Member Olson, Reid second, approved the following fee schedule for the Police Department: RES. NO. 84-082 KILICE REPCIUS $2.00 for the first page, 25C for each additional page and if the report is mailed $3.00 for the first page and 250 for each additional page. BICYCLE LICENSING New License fee - $3.00 Renewal License - $1.00 Council also authorized the Police Department to allow bicycle shops to license new bicycles which they sell. WEED ABATII4lENr City Clerk Reimche reminded the Council that the City is WILLOW OAKS presently involved in foreclosure proceedings on a parcel INDUSTRIAL known as Willow Oaks Industrial Park (Assessors Parcel No. "1"PARK{ 49-20-14 and 49-20-19, formerly 49-20-15) located on the north side of Turner Road between 99 and Cluff Avenue, Lodi. The City has now been advised by the City Fire Marshall that every effort has been made to have the owners remove the weeds from that parcel and that he is recommending that the Lodi City Council go forward with weed abatement proceedings on the subject parcel as provided under Government Code Section 39501-39588. ETES. NO. 84-083 Following discussion, on motion of Council Member Reid, Olson second, Council adopted Resolution No. 84-083 - Resolution declaring weeds a public nuisance and initiating abatement proceedings - north side of Turner Road between Highway 99 and Cluff Avenue - Willow Oaks Industrial Park and set the matter for Public Hearing at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, July 5, 1984. 1984-85 COG Following introduction of the matter by City Manager Glaves, BU= APPRWED a lengthy discussion and questions directed to Staff, BY OOMIL Council, on motion of Mayor Pro Tempore Hinchman, Olson second, adopted Resolution No. 84-084 approving the 1984-85 RES. NO. 84-084 San Joaquin County Council of Govermrents Budget. ASSISTANT CITY Council, on motion of Council Member Olson, Hinchman second, ENGINEER CR adopted Resolution No. 84-085 authorizing the Assistant City E CHIEF CIVIL Engineer or the Chief Civil Engineer to sign subdivision and W ENGINEER parcel maps in the absence of the Public Works Director. ' ,C.D AU11 RIZED TO C ' EKECUrE PARCEL AND SUBDIVISION yIAPS Ems. NO. 84-085 RENDWAL OF Following introduction of the matter by Staff, Council, on �- DIAL -A -RIDE notion of Council Member Reid, Olson second, adopted OCNIRACT Resolution No. 84-086 approving the renewal of the Dial -A -Ride Agreement and authorized the Mayor and City RES. NO. 84-086 Clerk to execute the Agreement on behalf of the City. Continued June 20, 1984 RES. ANIEMING Council was apprised by the City Attorney and City Clerk of LIST OF the recent legislative changes affecting the Political DESIG+i= Reform Act of 1974 which broadened the scope of "Designated r EVIPIkNEES 6M Employees" who must file Statements of Economic Interest. ,j. NIM FILE A Following discussion with questions being directed to OCNFLICr OF Attorney Stein and City Clerk Reimche, Council, on motion of INTEREST FILING Council Member Reid, Hinchman second, adopted Resolution No. WITHIN THE CITY 84-087 amending Resolution No. 81-150 as to the "Designated OF L(DI Employees" who must file Conflict of Interest filings within the City of Lodi pursuant to recent legislative amendments RES. NO. 84-087 to the Political Reform Act. CIRD. MEMING Following introduction of the matter by City Attorney Stein, REVISED Following introduction of the matter by Staff, Council, on &(J"`APPROPRIATIQVS motion of Council Member Reid, Hinchman second, adopted =tJ FOR 1983-84 Resolution No. 84-088 - Resolution authorizing transfers and ` l appropriations of funds for 1983-84. RES. NO. 84-088 LIQ, APPROVED 1984-85 Following introduction of the matter by Staff, Council APPROPRIATICN adopted Resolution No. 84-089 - Resolution adopting an C vi(� SPEENDING LIMIT appropriations spending limit for 1984-85 in compliance with Proposition 4, Article XIIIB of the State Constitution. �c 3 NO. 84-089 UEJGENCY ORD. Following introduction of the matter by City Attorney Stein, ADOPTED Council, on motion of Council Member Reid, Hinchman second, PRMIBITING SALE adopted Ordinance No. 1326 - An Urgency Ordinance of the cc�4�j OF FIREN EMS City of Lodi amending Chapter 15 of the Lodi Ninicipal Code, WITHIN CITY by adding a new section thereto relating to the prohibition of the sale of fireworks within the City of Lodi. Com. NO. 1326 ORDINANCES CHAPIM 13B Council, on motion of Council N'lember Reid, Hinchman second, Development District No. 24 by reducing the density at 1700, (MASSAGE ESTAB- introduced Ordinance No. 1325 - Ordinance of the City �L P -D 24 BY LISHMUS, CUr- Council of the City of Lodi Amending Chapter 13B (Massage ,,L-LJO° DENSITY AT 1700, CALL MASSAGE Establishments, outcall massage service and massage WEST EEFTLENJAN SERVICE AD technicians). The motion carried by the following vote: CHID. NO. 1324 MASSAGE ADOPM Reid, & Snider (Mayor) TECHNICIANS) Ayes: Council Members - Olson, Pinkerton, Reid, a) that the single-family portion of the development Hindman, & Snider (Mayor) CIRD. NO. 1325 conform to the R -GA, Garden Apartment Residential INTRCDUCED Noes: Council Members - None Absent: Council Members - None REVISED Following introduction of the matter by Staff, Council, on &(J"`APPROPRIATIQVS motion of Council Member Reid, Hinchman second, adopted =tJ FOR 1983-84 Resolution No. 84-088 - Resolution authorizing transfers and ` l appropriations of funds for 1983-84. RES. NO. 84-088 LIQ, APPROVED 1984-85 Following introduction of the matter by Staff, Council APPROPRIATICN adopted Resolution No. 84-089 - Resolution adopting an C vi(� SPEENDING LIMIT appropriations spending limit for 1984-85 in compliance with Proposition 4, Article XIIIB of the State Constitution. �c 3 NO. 84-089 UEJGENCY ORD. Following introduction of the matter by City Attorney Stein, ADOPTED Council, on motion of Council Member Reid, Hinchman second, PRMIBITING SALE adopted Ordinance No. 1326 - An Urgency Ordinance of the cc�4�j OF FIREN EMS City of Lodi amending Chapter 15 of the Lodi Ninicipal Code, WITHIN CITY by adding a new section thereto relating to the prohibition of the sale of fireworks within the City of Lodi. Com. NO. 1326 ORDINANCES Ordinance No. 1324 - An Ordinance amending P -D (24), Planned Development District No. 24 by reducing the density at 1700, CRD. AMENDING 2100, and 2200 West Rettleman Lane, Lodi, with the following �L P -D 24 BY conditions having been introduced at a regular meeting of Lam" REDUCING THE the Lodi City Council held June 6, 1984 was brought up for ,,L-LJO° DENSITY AT 1700, passage on motion of Council Member Reid, Hinchman second. i4q 2100 and 2200 Second reading of the Ordinance was anitted after reading by WEST EEFTLENJAN title, and the Ordinance was then adopted and ordered to LANE, UDI print by the following vote: CHID. NO. 1324 Ayes: Council Members - Hinchman, Olson, Pinkerton, ADOPM Reid, & Snider (Mayor) Noes: Council Nimbers - None Absent: Council Members - None a) that the single-family portion of the development conform to the R-2, Single -Family Residential District: b) that the multiple -family portion of the development conform to the R -GA, Garden Apartment Residential District; and c) that the office -institutional portion of the development 19 Continued June 20, 1984 `V `' BUDMT REVIEW The presentation of the 1984-85 Budget continued with no n�J CINTINtJID formal action being taken by the Council on the matter. AWCUM1bM There being no further business to came before the Council Mayor Snider adjourned the meeting at approximately 10:15 p.m. Attest: ? �j� Alice M. Reim -he City Clerk