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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - August 15, 1984 (16)�f CITY CaNCIL, CITY OF LORI CITY HALL COCNCIL CHAMBERS S'MXUMAY, AUGUST 15, 1984 A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi was held beginning at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, August 15, 1984 in the City Hall Council Chambers. BOLL CALL Present: Council Members - Hindman, Olson, _ Pinkerton, (Arrived 7:37 p.m.) Reid, and Snider (Mayor) Absent: Council Members - None Also Present: City Manager Glaves, Assistant City Manager Glenn, Comamity Development Director Schroeder, Public Works Director Ronsko, City Attorney Stein, and City Clerk Reimche INVOCATICN The invocation was given by Pastor Jim Holm, Vinewood Com7nni ty Church PLEDCE The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Snider PRESENTATICNS There were no presentations, awards, or proclamations presented at this meeting. OQv'SENTT CALENDAR Mayor Snider asked to abstain from voting on item "J" - "Approve Subdivision Map - Ham Lane Professional Center". REPCM OF ME CITY NIANAC�i In accordance with report and recommendation of the City " Manager, Council, on motion of Council Member Olson, Hindman second, approved the following actions hereinafter set forth by the following vote: Ayes: - Council Members - Hindman, Olson, Reid and Pinkerton, Noes: Council Members - None Absent: Council Menbers - None Abstain: Council Members - Item J Only, Mayor Snider aCLAIMS CLAIMS WERE APPROM IN THE ANDUNT OF $2,049,888.56 MINUTES THE MINUTES OF JULY 5, 1984 WERE APPROVED AS WRITTEN. Y AWARD - BID City Manager Glaves presented the following bids which `y '10 APPLY had been received for the applying of Class II Slurry CLASS II Seal to City Streets: _ r SUUMY SEAL TO CITY Contractor Total S1F Total Cost STREETS Valley Slurry Seal Co. 675,270 $27,651.15 Calif. Pavement Maint. Co. 675,270 $29,688.79 Graham Contractors, Inc. 675,270 $30,387.15 232 Continued August 15, 1984 Following recormendation of the City Manager, Council adopted the following Resolution: RES. ND. RESOLUTION NO. 84-119 84-119 RESCL UrICN AWARDING THE BID TO APPLY 675,270 S/F CLASS II SLURRY SEAL TO VALLEY SLURRY SEAL COMPANY, SACRANEMM, CALIECRNIA, THE LQV BIECER, IN THE AVELM OF $27,651.15. City Manager Glaves presented the following bids which OCN RACT FOR had been received for "Poplar Street Storm Drain, POPLAR. Stockton Street to Central Avenue": ' STREET SLUM Smartt Construction =. :r DRAIN, BIDDER BID — STCCKIC N SIP= TO Wayne Fregien $ 98,458.00 CENIRAL AVENUE Pacific Sun Construction, Inc. $102,944.85 $60,694.00 Claude C. Wood Company, Inc. $112,655.00 $64,565.60 Mark III Engineering $115,352.35 $64,888.50 This project includes the installation of 12" and 30" storm drains in Poplar Street to relieve flooding on Central Avenue, and curb and gutter replacement on Central Avenue, from Poplar Street to Concord Street. Following recommendation of the City Manager, Council adopted the following Resolution: RFS. NO. RESOLUTION ND. 84-120 84-120 RESOLUTION AWARDING THE OagMACT FOR "POPLAR Sn= S1X]RM BRAIN, SiL`GUM STREET TO CRURAL AVENUE" TO WA3M FRFIGIEN IN THS AVUYr OF $98,458.00. AWARD - City Manager Glaves presented the following bids which _ _'Q NIRAGT FOR had been received for the "Central Avenue Storm Drain, "CFNIRAAL Oak Street to Elm Street" project: AVENUE STCMI DRAIN BIDDER BID OAK STREET TO ELM Mark III Engineering $49,737.60 STREET PRIJECr Lubenko Construction Co. $49,913.44 Wayne Fregien $52,648.00 Pacific Sun $54,196.00 Smartt Construction $54,332.50 Claude C. Wood Co. $56,252.00 Robt. T. Pederson Construction $59,052.00 Downer and Associates $60,694.00 Crutchfield Construction $64,565.60 D.C.M. Construction $64,888.50 This project includes the installation of 12", 15" and 21" storm drains in Central Avenue from Oak Street to Elm Street. Following recomiendation of the City Manager, Council adopted the following Resolution: Continued August 15, 1984 Council was apprised that Larry Anderson, the developer of these two subdivisions, has furnished the City with the improvement plans, the necessary agreements, guarantees and insurance certificates, and fees for these proposed subdivisions. The final map for Unit No. 1 has been approved by the surveyor's office; however, the final map for Unit No. 2 has not yet been approved by the surveyor's office. The subdivisions are located on the north side of Turner Road, east of Rivergate Drive, and contain a total of 37 single family lots. HAM LANE OC(MIL APPROVED THE SUBDIVISICN MAP FOR HAM LANE PRO - 7 G PROFESS ICNAL FESS ICNAL CENM, TRACT NO. 1917, AND AZTIF�IiI i.I ZED THE CITY .. CENTER, CLERK TO EXECUTE THE DOCUV M CN BEHALF OF THE CITY. TRACT NO. 1917 Council was informed this subdivision map covers an existing office complex located at the northwest corner SUBDIVISICN of Ham Lane and Tokay Street. Consolidated investors, the MAP APP'VD owners of the property, wish to convert these office units to condominiums and this map is being filed to conform to the legal requirements of a condominium project. The off-site improvements were installed at the time the complex was built and no agreements or improvement securities are required. P23 RES NO. RESOLUTICN NO. 84-121 84-121 RESOLUTICN AWARDING THE CCN :ACT FOR "CEDIIRAL AVENUE STCIdVI DRAIN, OAK STREET TO ELM STREET" PROJECT TO DAM III ENGINEERING IN THE AVEL TT OF $49,737.60. RES. NO. OCLMIL ADOPM RES. NO. 84-122 AOCEPTING THE SUBDIVISICN 84-122 IMPROMENTS AND STREETS INCLUDED IN TRACT MAP M. 1877, ADCBE COURT 1,G '' `SU®IVISICN IlvEROVE- Improvements in Adobe Court have been completed in NlEAIT.'S AND substantial conformance with the requirements of the STREEIS Subdivision Agreement between the City of Lodi and INCLLIDFID Bennett Development, Inc., and Bicentennial Builders, IN TRACT Inc., dated February I, 1984 and as specifically set MAP NO. forth in the plans and specifications approved by the 1877, City Council. ADCBE COURT c; PLANS AND CO(MIL APPROVED THE PLANS AMID SPECIFICATIONS FM 'MAIN -"� SPECS RE STREET STUBM DRAIN" AND AUTHORIZED THE ADVERTISING FM "MAIN BIDS 110MCN. STREET DRAIN" Council was apprised that this project includes the APPROVED installation of an 18" storm drain and catch basins in Main Street to relieve flooding. The main will help relieve lines in Pine and Stockton Streets since this area partially drains to those lines now. UPGRADING COUNCIL APPROVED A SPECIAL ALLCCATICN FOR THE UPGRADING WELL #4 OF WELL 44 IN THE AMOCW OF $15,000, WHICH CHARGES WILL SPBCIAL BE MADE TO THE 18.1 FUND. ALLOCATION APPROVED APPROVAL CGJMIL APPROVED THE FINAL MAP FCR.RIVERGAZE PLACE, UNIT LTG' OF RIVER- NO. 1 AND CONDITICNALLY APPROVED THE FINAL MAP FOR RTVER- a GATE PLACE GATE PLACE, UNIT NO. 2 PENDING RDCEIPT OF THAT MAP FRal UNIT NO. 1 THE CC MrY SUIWEYCR.' S OFFICE AND DIRECTED THE CITY AND UNIT MIAM AND CITY CLERK TO ElM= THE SU®IVISICN AGM - NO. 2 MENT CN BEHALF OF THE CITY. Council was apprised that Larry Anderson, the developer of these two subdivisions, has furnished the City with the improvement plans, the necessary agreements, guarantees and insurance certificates, and fees for these proposed subdivisions. The final map for Unit No. 1 has been approved by the surveyor's office; however, the final map for Unit No. 2 has not yet been approved by the surveyor's office. The subdivisions are located on the north side of Turner Road, east of Rivergate Drive, and contain a total of 37 single family lots. HAM LANE OC(MIL APPROVED THE SUBDIVISICN MAP FOR HAM LANE PRO - 7 G PROFESS ICNAL FESS ICNAL CENM, TRACT NO. 1917, AND AZTIF�IiI i.I ZED THE CITY .. CENTER, CLERK TO EXECUTE THE DOCUV M CN BEHALF OF THE CITY. TRACT NO. 1917 Council was informed this subdivision map covers an existing office complex located at the northwest corner SUBDIVISICN of Ham Lane and Tokay Street. Consolidated investors, the MAP APP'VD owners of the property, wish to convert these office units to condominiums and this map is being filed to conform to the legal requirements of a condominium project. The off-site improvements were installed at the time the complex was built and no agreements or improvement securities are required. P23 234 Continued August 15, 1984 Mayor Snider abstained from voting on the heretofore listed item. PUBLIC HEARINGS / VACATION OF Notice thereof having been published and posted in accord - EASEMENT ante with law and affidavit of publication and posting being `- LOCATED IN on file in the office of the City Clerk, Mayor Snider AREA OF 1602 called for the Public Hearing to consider the vacation of ROYAL C= an easement located in the area of 1602 Royal Crest Drive DRIVE (ROYAL (Royal Crest, Limit No. 2) Lodi. CREST, UNIT 112) LCDI The matter was introduced by Carnnnzity Development Director Schroeder who presented a diagram depicting the subject area. Mr. Schroeder then responded to questions regarding the matter as were posed by the Council. There were no persons in the audience wishing to speak on the matter, and the public portion of the hearing was closed. CHER NO. On motion of Council Me[nber Reid, Olson second, Council 083-08 adopted Order No. 083-08 - An Order to abandon a portion ADAPTED of an easement located in the area of Royal Crest Drive (Royal Crest, Unit No. 2), Lodi. STREET NAME Notice thereof having been published in accordance with �•,, OF VALLEY law and affidavit of publication being on file in the OAKS PLACE office of the City Clerk, Mayor Snider called for the CHAN® TO Public Hearing to consider the Lodi City Planning ry PARK OAK Commission's recommendation that the name of Valley Oaks aim ERIVE Place, a street located in Lodi Park West, Unit No. 3, be L = changed to Park Oak Drive. The matter was introduced by Community Development Director Schroeder who presented a diagram of the subject area and explained the reason for the requested name change. There were no persons in the audience wishing to speak on the matter, and the public portion of the hearing was closed. RES. NO. Following discussion, on motion of Council Member Hinch- 84-123 man, Olson second, Council adopted Resolution No. 84-123 changing the name of Valley Oaks Place, a street located in Lodi Park West, Unit No. 3 to Park Oak Drive, Lodi. The motion carried by unanimous vote. PLANNING There were no reports of Planning Commission meetings OCRtIISSICN made at this meeting. A • 1�1 CITY CIM( City Clerk Reimche presented the following applications which had been received for Alcoholic Beverage Licenses: ABC LICENSES a) Special Delivery t 523 West Lodi Avenue Off Sale Beer and Wine b) Straw Hat Pizza 210 North Ham Lane On sale beer and wine public eating place 2.35 Continued August 15, 1984 c) The Winery 548 South Sacramento Street On sale beer and wine public premises d) Pay Less Drug Store 520 West Lodi Avenue Off sale beer and wine VACANCY OX City Clerk Reimche advised the Council that a letter had ' ^•'`CRIME AWARE- been received from the Crime Awareness and Prevention NESS AND Carmission advising that it would be in order for the PREVEPTTICN City to fill the Commission seat previously held by Carl OMMISSICN Andre. On motion of Council Member Olson, Hincbman second, Council directed the City Clerk to make the necessary posting for this vacancy on the Crime Awareness and Prevention Commission. CCNMNM BY Mayor Randy Snider addressed the Council sharing some of CITY COUNCIL his experiences in his work with the Olympics. Mayor MEIVBERS Snider was wearing the uniform from the Olympics, showed some of the various pins that he had collected as MVM SHARES momentos, and presented a gift representative of the MIIVI)EtIES OF Olymmpics to each member of the Council and the City HIS OLYMPICS Manager. EXPERIENCE OCNW ,ITS BY Mrs. Marla Donovan, 848 S. Stockton Street, Lodi, S THE PUBLIC addressed the Council regarding the numerous problems ON NCN that are encountered by citizens living in the area of AGENnA ITEM the Pacific Coast Producers Plant. VARIOUS A lengthy discussion followed with questions being PRCBIEVS directed to Mrs. Donovan and to Staff. ENOOU N7ERED IN AREA OF Following a suggestion by Mayor Pro Tempore Hincimman, PACIFIC Mayor Snider asked him (Mayor Pro Tempore Hinchman) to OOAST meet with Pacific Coast Producers Management and citizens PRCCUCER.S in the area of PCP to seek an amicable solution to the various problems. Further, the Police Department was asked to do additional patrolling in the subject area to assist in resolving some of the problems being encountered. J. SAN JOAQUIN A copy of the proposed San Joaquin County Strategic Plan CC(VrY was presented for Council's perusal. San Joaquin County SMATBGIC Supervisor George Barber had attended an earlier Informal PLAN Informational Meeting of the Council and reviewed the proposed plan. Council was apprised that this process, linking the efforts of representatives of private enterprise with public sector administrators and elected officials, is a proven one and designed to produce several benefits. It will: • Focus camamity efforts on the key factors in San Joaquin's future • Improve cammunications between the various City and County governments • Improve commamications between the business community unity and the public sector • Develop an action plan and .implementation process for shaping San Joaquin's future ° Provide a business camnmity voice in the public sector planning process that is as acceptable and objective as possible Continued August 15, 1984 As explained in the Project Overview, the strategic planning process was begun in San Joaquin County because of concern over the great amount of change experienced in the county in the past ten years. This change has been brought about by demographic shifts, changing industry and employment patterns and a deterioration in the County's goal of forming a partnership among the cities and unincorporated areas. These and other factors have contributed to a variety of problems such as deteriorating physical infrastructure, loss of businesses and jobs and so on. The amount of funds requested represents a per capita division, with the County being asked to represent the unincorporated areas and each incorporated city for their populations. The City of Tracy has already considered our request and allocated their share of the total budget of $165,000. In addition to requests of each of the cities and County, the private sector in each city has to provide funding on a similar basis. No single government could address all the demands for services its constituents might place upon it. Similarly, no plan could address every problem and set forth an implementable solution. It is through strategic planning that efforts are cambined, a common view of the future is developed, and implementable solutions are identified. For these reasons, and with a sincere desire to contribute to the well-being of current and future residents of the city of Lodi and San Joaquin County, the management committee of the San Joaquin County Strategic Plan respectfully request your appropriation of $10,050.00. Mr. George A. Chimiklus, Coordinator, addressed the Council regarding the matter, and responded to questions as were posed by the Council. Following discussion, on motion of Council Member Olson, Reid second, Council appropriated $10,050.00 for funding of the subject plan, contingent upon the private sectors participation for its projected commitment, and the participation of the other cities in the County. The motion was carried by the following vote: Ayes: Council Mesmbers - Olson, Pinkerton, Reid, and Snider Otyor) Noes: Council Members - Hinchman Absent: Council Members - None Further, following additional discussion, on motion of Council Member Olson, Reid second, Council authorized the appropriation of these funds ($10,050.00) when they are ready to be dispursed to be made from the General Fund Operating Reserve. The motion carried by the following vote: Ayes: Council Members - Olson, Reid and Snider (Mayor) Noes: Council Members - Hinchman, and Pinkerton Absent: Council NI tubers - None 238 Council indicated its concern regarding policy and Continued August 15, 1984 SANITARY Agenda item K-2 - "Request by Sanitary City Disposal CITY Company for Rate Increase" was introduced by Assistant DISPOSAL City Manager Glenn who presented and reviewed a rate } COMPANY adjustment conputation he had prepared regarding the RATE requested rate increase. - INCREASE AWARD - 5" City Manager Glaves presented the following bids which Mr. Harry Marzolf was in the audience representing had been received for 5" hose for the Fire Department Sanitary City Disposal Company and responded to questions advising that 1) documents supporting manufacturer's data as were directed by the Council. indicated an abrasion test of 20,000 cycles using a B22 Mr. Fred Druet, 1401 Ayers Avenue, Lodi, was in the wheel. Manufacturer does claim that this is a audience and addressed the Council regarding the matter, typographical error and should read as specified. Note: raising a number of questions regarding Sanitary City This data sheet is dated May 1984 and is the second Disposal Company and their holdings. LTURS 'Y Com. Following a lengthy discussion, with questions being NO. 1336 directed to Staff and to those persons in the audience manufacturer is not a sample of material to be delivered who had given testimony, Council, on motion of Council as required in specifications. 3) Low bidder has not Member Reid, Hinchman second, introduced Ordinance No. begun production of hose meeting specifications. The 1336, an Urgency Ordinance, granting a 9.5% increase on City of Lodi would be the first to receive this new residential and cammercial refuse rates on all bills product line. 4) Without a sample of proposed hose, no prepared after September 1, 1984. The motion carried by unanimous vote. Council indicated its concern regarding policy and methodology used in reviewing such requests for rate increases and the formula presently being used. CONSIDERA- Council deferred to a date uncertain, consideration of r' TION OF the proposed Alarm Ordinance following a request for PROPOSED delay from the San Joaquin County Alarm Association. ` 1 ALARI'A CfD. `. DEFERRED AWARD - 5" City Manager Glaves presented the following bids which HOSE FOR had been received for 5" hose for the Fire Department FIRE DEPT. advising that 1) documents supporting manufacturer's data indicated an abrasion test of 20,000 cycles using a B22 wheel. Manufacturer does claim that this is a ^" typographical error and should read as specified. Note: This data sheet is dated May 1984 and is the second document received containing an abrasion test of 20,000 cycles using a B22 wheel. 2) Control sample supplied by manufacturer is not a sample of material to be delivered as required in specifications. 3) Low bidder has not begun production of hose meeting specifications. The City of Lodi would be the first to receive this new product line. 4) Without a sample of proposed hose, no determination can be made concerning the ability to meet specifications. 5) The difference in bid price is $42.50. 6) Hose to be supplied by Halprin Supply Company is a known product. RES. NO. Following discussion, Council, on motion of Council 84-124 Member Pinkerton, Hindman second, adopted Resolution No. 84-124 awarding the bid for 5" hose for the Fire Department to Halprin Supply Company in the amount of $14,755.20, which represents the lowest responsible bid. BUDGET FOR Following introduction of the matter by City Clerk CCNSOLID- Reimche, Council, on motion of Council Member Pinkerton, ATED NOV. Hinchman second, approved a budget for the Consolidated 6, 1984 November 6, 1984 Election in the amount of $5,650.00, ELECTION which amount is to be charged to the Contingency Fund. APPROVED 239 Continued August 15, 1984 APPROVAL OF Following a presentation by Chief Floyd Williams, CRIMINAL Captain Larry Hansen, and Administrative Assistant Linda JUSTICE Sunday, Council, on motion of Mayor Pro Tempore Hinchman, PLANNING Reid second, adopted Resolution No. 84-125 authorizing CAREER. the application by the Lodi Police Department for grant CRIMINAL monies from the Office of Criminal Justice Planning for APPREHENSICN a Career Criminal Apprehension Program. PROUMI APP- LICATION RES. NO. 84-125 APPROPRIA- Following introduction of the matter by Staff, Council, tr' TION APPRVD on motion of Council Member Reid, Hinchman second, FOR PARK approved the appropriation of $37,000 from the Contin - TREE MAINT- gency fund for a park tree maintenance program. ENANCE PROM SECTION 15- Council was apprised that it had been brought to Staff's 20 OF LODI attention that with the assignment of new telephone CITY OODE RE numbers city-wide, Section 15-20 of the Lodi City Code l TRESPASS AND needs to be amended to reflect the new Police Department LOITERING number. AMMED TO REFLECT NEW Following discussion, on motion of Council Niamber POLICE DEPT. Pinkerton, Olson second, Council introduced Ordinanance TELE 1337 amending Section 15-20 of the Lodi City Code - NO. Trespass and Loitering Definitions, amending the Police Department telephone number only. The motion carried by ORD. NO. unanimous vote. 1337 INTRO. 7, BOATING ON City Manager Glaves presented the following report re - THE ME{E- garding boating on the Mokelumne River: UAtM RIVER "At the August 1, 1984 Council meeting, questions were raised about means of providing better boating safety on the Mokelumne River adjacent to the City of Lodi. The County Administrator was contacted and the following information received: 1. The County does not have authority to prevent boating on the river. Speeds can be limited to maximun limits or possibly horsepower limits might be placed on the boats using a portion of the river. 2. The County does have an ordinance regarding boating on waters within the County. 3. Any actions by the County would be by the Board of Supervisors and probably involve public hearings. I also talked to Sergeant Vierra of the Sheriff's Office about enforcement of the boating laws. I learned that enforcement on the Mokelu ne River is only done periodically because of the enormous water area involved in the County. When the Sheriff's boat is on the Mokelu ne it is extremely rare for them to find violations - everyone is on his good behavior. It is also quite rare for them to get reports of accidents. The recent one was first of that magnitude in several years. If the City Council wishes to pursue the matter, a request should be made to the Board of Supervisors identifying the type of action desire." No action was taken by the Council on this matter. 240 Continued August 15, 1984 SALARY FCR Council was apprised that when Council adopted the newly - BUILDING negotiated salaries, there was a negotiated reduction in 1. SERVICE the salary for Building Service Worker. As part of the �v WORKER negotiations, the City guaranteed no incumbent would have ESTABLISH® a reduction in salary. In order to accomplish this, there is a need to establish a new bi-weekly salary schedule for this position. RFS. NO. Following discussion with questions being directed to 84-126 Staff, Council, on motion of Mayor Pro Tempore Hinchman, Olson second, adopted Resolution No. 84-126 adopting the following salary schedule for Building Service Worker "Y" and placed Bernhardt Wendt into that salary range: A B C D E BLDG. SERVICE $576.35 $606.23 $636.09 $667.33 $700.60 6vRIm "Y" - NO PARKING Council was apprised that the street widening improve - "c; Z(NES FSTAB- ments on the north side of Turner Road will be installed LISHED CN prior to the end of this summer. It was the City's �p TURNER ROAD original intent not to provide for the left -turn pockets AT CRUIKH until that widening was accomplished. ✓ STREET AND RIVERGATE However, because of the recent concern of the City DRIVE Council, interim left-hand turn lanes were striped at this time. It was necessary to paint the curb red on the south side so that the turn pockets could be placed. The "No Parking" zones requested include red curb on the north side where the curb and gutter is not yet installed. The recommended "No Parking" zones will be sufficient to cover the modification of the existing left -turn pockets once the northerly widening takes place. RES. ND. Following discussion with questions being directed to 84-127 Staff, Council, on motion of council Member Reid, Hincbman second, adopted Resolution No. 84-127 establishing "No Parking" zones on Turner Road east and west of Church Street and Rivergate Drive as shown on a diagram presented for Council's perusal. M%w FCR Following introduction of the matter by City Manager REPAIRING Glaves, and discussion, Council, on motion of Council POWER Nlemtber Reid, Olson second, authorized the expenditure of TRANSFUMER $165,000 for the repair of a power transformer, direct- - APPFOVED ing that this expenditure be charged to the Utility Reserve Outlay Fund. OFDINANCES VARIOUS ORDINANCES PERTAINING TO RBI CDI- FICATICN OF OCDE CffRD. ND. Ordinance No. 1333 - An Ordinance of the City Council 1333 of the City of Lodi Amending Sections of the Lodi Municipal Code as authorized by Government Code Section 50022.7, pursuant to an Ordinance Analysis of the City of Lodi Municipal Code having been introduced at a regular meeting of the Lodi City Council held August 1, 1984 was t brought up for passage on motion of Mayor Pro Tempore Hindman, 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: Continued August 15, 1984 241 Com. NO. Ordinance No. 1335 - An Ordinance of the City of Lodi, 1335 Ayes: Council Members - Reid, Hinchman, Irl Pinkerton, Olson, and ! r Snider (Mayor) Noes: Council Mesrbers - None Absent: Council Members - None CRD. N0. Ordinance No. 1334 - An Ordinance of the City Council of - 1334 the City of Lodi Repealing Chapter 1, General Provisions of the Lodi Municipal Code, and Enacting a New General Provisions Code having been introduced at a regular - meeting of the Lodi City Council held August 1, 1984 was brought up for passage on motion of Mayor Pro Tempore Hinchman, 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 - Reid, Hinchman, Pinkerton, Olson, and ADJCQIF W Nr Snider (Mayor) Noes: Council Mgnbers - None Absent: Council Nimbers - None Com. NO. Ordinance No. 1335 - An Ordinance of the City of Lodi, 1335 adopting a Revision and Codification of the Ordinances of Irl the City of Lodi, California, entitled the "Lodi ! r Municipal Code" providing for the Repeal of Certain Ordinances not included therein, within certain exceptions, and for other purposes herinafter set out having been introduced at a regular meeting of the Lodi City Council held August 1, 1984 was brought up for passage on motion of Mayor Pro Tempore Hinchman, 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 Mlesrbers - Reid, Hinchman, Olson, Pinkerton, and Snider (Mayor) Noes: Council Members - None Absent: Council Members - None ADJCQIF W Nr There being no further business to came before the Council Mayor Snider adjourned the meeting at approximately 10:10 p.m. Attest: Alice M. Reimche City Clerk