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CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF UPI
CITY HALL COUNCIL CHANBERS
WEUV-SDAY, SEPT04MR. 5, 1984
A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi was held beginning at
7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, September 5, 1984 in the City Hall Council Chambers.
ROLL CALL Present: Council Members - Hinchman, Olson, Pinkerton,
(Arrived at 7:40 p.m.) Reid, and Snider (Mayor)
Absent: Council Members - None
Also Present: City Manager Glaves, Assistant City llianager
Glenn, Public 4Iorks Director Ronsko, City
Attorney Stein, and City Clerk Reimche
INVOCATION The invocation was given by Pastor Don Levy, Faith Fellowship
Church
PLEDGE The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Snider
PRESEbTTATICNS There were no awards or presentations given at this meeting
RFS OF THE In accordance with report and reccamendation of the City
CITY MANAGER. Manager, Council, on motion of Council Member Reid, Olson
second, approved the following actions hereinafter set forth.
CLAIIV'S
CLAIMS WERE APPROVED IN THE Al�UU TT OF $2,033,598.56
MINUTES
THE MINITTFS OF JULY 18, 1984 AND ALMST 1, 1984 WERE APPROVED
AS %MITTEN.
SPECIFICATIQr'S FCR
COLMIL APPROVED SPECIFICATICIQS FOR THE PURCHASE OF THE
f r, VARIOUS PURCHASES
FDL ZVING BQUIPMENr AND AUIHR.IZED THE A NEffISING FOR BIDS
✓' APPROVED
THERBCN:
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a. Three -Phase Padmount Switchgear
b. Padmou nt Transformers
c. 600 -volt XLP Triplex Cable
d. Three Mid-size Pickups
e. Two Air Compressors
f. Dump Truck with Emulsion Tank
g. Lodi Lake Lift Station Pump and Motors
ITEM RRVDVED
WITH THE TACIT CCNCX1ffM4CE OF THE COUNCIL, AGENDA ITIM a -1-J
FROM AGENDA
"APP%NE 14D A RANCH SLTRDIVISICN" WAS RBUVED FRIM THE AGENDA.
a'D APPROVAL OF
CCLWIL APPROVED THE FINAL MAP AND SUBDIVISICN DOCIMENI5 FOR
J r WHISPERING OAKS
TRACT NO. 1924, WHISPERING OAKS, UNIT NO. 1, AND DIRECTED THE
gp UNIT NO. 1
CITY MANAGER AND CITY CLERK TO INEC,TJTE THE SUBDIVISION
SUBDIVISICN
AGREM NTS AND MAP ON BEHALF OF THE CITY.
RES. NO. 84-128
OC[.NCIL ADOPTED RESOLUTION NO. 84-128 ACCEPTING THE
ADOPTED
SUEDIVISICN INTFOVEMENTS.�3EE1S INCLUDED IN TRACT MAP
NOS. 1878 AND 1888, LAK SfORE VILLAGE UNIT NO. 5 AND
LAKE VILLAGE
LAKESH RE VILLAGE UNIT NO. 6
UNITS 5 AN 6
aACCEPTED
Council was apprised that improvements in Lakeshore Village,
Units 5 and 6 have been completed in substantial conformance
with the requirements of the Subdivision Agreement between
the City of Lodi and Grupe Communities, Inc., dated December
21, 1983 and as specifically set forth in the plans and
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Continued September 5, 1984
VARIOUS PUBLIC
WCM PROJECTS
ACCEPI'ED
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l AIVAID - MAIN
STREET STO l
DRAIN, PINE
STREET TO
_YWAiNUf STREET
RES. W. 84-129
ADOPTED
AWARD - WELL
DRILLING, WELL
.�;1�✓ 6R
CC
RES. NO. 84-130
ADOPTED
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Jnr J AWARD - HALE
,V, , tYi gARI{ AIR-
"', r �pITICNING
COLMIL ACCEPTED THE IMPROMvUNTS IN THE FOLL(]WING PROJECTS
AND DIRECTED THE PUBLIC %CPKS DIRECrCR TO FILE NOTICES OF
COVIPLETICN THRUM. COIAVCIL WAS APPRISED THAT EACH C lIRAGT
HAS BEEN OQMIPLETED IN SUBSTANTIAL C tZMVW\CE WITH THE PLANS
AND SPECIFICATICNS APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL:
PROJECT OQUIRACIOR. PRICE FINAL OCNT.PRICE
Turner Rd. Overlay Teichert Const. $154,792 $153,884.99
"Ham In. to Railroad Underpass"
Beckman Rd. Water- Anderson Pipe- $ 27,121 $ 26.420.80
Main, 1000' S/Vine line
to Vine Street
Salas Park Walkway Claude C. Wood $ 19,307 $ 19,526.24
City Manager Glaves presented the following bids which had
received for Main Street Storm Drain, Pine Street to Walnut
Street:
BIDDER BID
Crutchfield Construction $59.056
Claude C. Wood Co. $62,435
Wayne Fregien $69,227
Robt. T. Pederson Const. Co. $72,670
On recommendation of the City Manager, Council adopted
Resolution No. 84-129 awarding the contract for "Main Street
Storm Drain, Pine Street to Walnut Street" to Crutchfield
Construction in the amount of $59,056.00.
City Manager Glaves presented the following bids which had
been received for Well Drilling, Well 6R:
BIDDER BID
Calwater Well Drilling $40,143.00
Henning Bros. Drilling Co. $49,856.00
Clark Well & Equipment Co. $55,037.28
Myers Bros. Farming & Well Drilling $56,800.00
Cofferdam Underwater Corp. $57,520.00
Following recommendation of the City Manager, Council adopted
Resolution No. 84-130 awarding the contract for "Well
Drilling, Well 6R" to Calwater Well Drilling in the amount of
$40,143.00.
City Manager Glaves presented the following bids which had
been received for Hale Park Air -Conditioning:
BIDDER BID
Brvson Industries $44,703.00
Henderson Bros. $39,540.00
J. H. Simpson Co. $33,333.00
RES. NO. 84-131 Following recommendation of the City Manager, Council adopted
ADOPTED Resolution No. 84-131 awarding the contract for Hale Park
Air-conditioning to J. H. Simpson Company in the amount of
$33,333.00.
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1984-85 TRANSPaR- COUNCIL ADOPTED RESOLUTICN 1U. 84-132 APPROVING THE CITY'S
TATIGN DEVELOPMENT 1984-85 TRANSPCRTATICN DEVEiDRVWr ACT CLAIM FOR LOCAL
-,,� ACT CLAIM TRANSPORTATION FUND (LTF) AND STATE TRANSIT ASSISTANCE (STA)
1. 7 ` AND AUTfMIZED THE CITY 6'IANAGffi. TO EXB= THE SUBJECT
RFS. NO. 84-132 DOGCASgr ON BEHALF OF THE CITY.
ADOPTED
PROCEEDINGS RE Council was apprised that the Fire Department has made every
WEED ABATIAEISN effort to have the owners of 713 South Sacramento Street,
(713 S. Lodi, (Assessors Parcel No. 045-240-07) remove the weeds from -
C� SACRVd NTO ST. that parcel.
LCDI)
COUNCIL ADOPTED RESOLUTICN NO. 84-133 - RESOLIITICN DEICLARING
RES. NO. 84-133 WEEDS A PUBLIC NUISANCE ARID INITIATING ABATHYENT PROCEEDINGS
ADOPTED 713 SCUIH SAaiAiVIQTO STREET, LGDI, AND SET THE MATTER FCR
PUBLIC HEARING ON WEDNESDAY, OCTGRER. 3, 1984 AT 7:30 P.M.
PUBLIC HEARINGS There were no Public Hearings scheduled for this meeting.
PLANNING City Manager Glaves gave the following report of the
CCMYISSION Planning Cormmission meeting of August 13 and 27, 1984:
The Planning Commission at its August 13, 1984 meeting -
ITEMS OF 1. Conditionally approved Tentative Subdivision Map -
INITREST Alternate 'B" for the Johnson -Tandy Ranch, a 47.6 acre
residential and commercial project located on the south
side of Almond Drive and west of South Cherokee Lane in
an area zoned P -D (19), Planned Development No. 19, as
requested by Ronald B. Thomas on behalf of Tandy Ranch,
et al.
2. Conditionally approved the Tentative Subdivision Map of -
Woodlake North, a 32 acre mixed use project on the north
side of West Turner Road, west of Lower Sacramento Road
(Main Street, Woodridge) as requested by Bryce Carey.
3. Conditionally approved the Tentative Subdivision Map of
Cedarwood, a one -lot residential condominium project to
be located at 625 North Church Street in an area zone
R -HD, High Density Multiple Family Residential, as
requested by Baumbach and Piazza, Consulting Engineers,
on behalf of California Construction and Coatings.
Certified the filing of a Negative Declaration by the
Carm pity Development Director as adequate enviromiental
docunentation on the above project.
4. Conditionally approved the Tentative Subdivision Map of
Pioneer Place, a one -lot, 120 unit condominium project to
be located at the northwest corner of Cherokee Lane and
Pioneer Drive (i.e. 505 Pioneer Drive) in an area zoned
C-2, General Comnercial, as requested by Jerry Heminger.
Certified the filing of a Negative Declaration by the
Camrnmity Development Director as adequate environmental
documentation on the above project.
5. Determined that a zoning hardship did not exist and
denied the request of Sidney and Vivian Johnson for a
Zoning Variance to reduce the required interior side yard
from 5 feet to 2 feet to allow the addition of a 3 feet
to an existing sunroom at 617 West Pine Street, in an
area zoned R -MD, Mediun Density Multiple Family
Residential.
The Planning Caarmission at its August 27, 1984 meeting -
ITEMS OF 1. Determined that there was a need to extend Lloyd Street
Continued September 5, 1984
existing deadend situation on these streets in
conformance with City street standards. The Planning
Commission will require that the developer of the
commercial property to the south construct an east -west
street to form a loop street connecting Lloyd and Woodrow
Streets. The Planning Commission also required that
there be an appropriate buffer between the commercial and
residential properties and that all commercial access to
the new street be to the approval of the Commission.
City staff was directed to work with the developer to
come up with a mutually agreeable street design.
2. Conditionally approved the Tentative Subdivision Map of
Windjammer Court to resubdivide Lots 191 through 200 and
Lots 204 through 213 of Lakeshore Village Unit #6 as
requested by Siegfried and Associates Engineers on behalf
of Robert Del'Aringa.
3. Approved the request of David Terry on behalf of the Cask
'N Cleaver Restaurant for a Use Permit to add a 10' x 12'
dance floor at 1230 West Kettleam Lane (i.e. Cask IN
Cleaver Restaurant).
C111VI2qICATIONS
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CITY CLERK
ABC LICENSES Applications for the following Alcoholic Beverage License
were received:
a) The Butcher Shop
412 West Lodi Avenue
Off Sale Beer and Wine
b) Villa Gourmet
7 North School Street
On Sale Beer and Wine Eating Place
c) Parmar's Texaco
521 North Cherokee Lane
Off Sale Beer and Wine
d) Angelina's Foods, A California Corporation
1420 West Kettleman Lane, Suites L & M
On Sale General Eating Place
HEARING NOTICES City Clerk Reimche presented the following Hearing Notice
RECEIVED STATE which had been received from the Office of the Clerk, United
'��•�
COURT OF APPEALS States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit:
1 FOR THE NINTH
CIRCUIT HEARING NOTICE
Case No. & Title: Date: Aug. 23, 1984
83-7854 Pacific Gas & Electric Co., et al. v.
Federal Energy Regulatory Conmission
83-7933 City of Oakland, etc. v. Federal Energy
Regulatory Cammission
assigned for hearing:
Date: Tuesday, October 2, 1984 Time: 1:30 p.m.�
Location: U. S. COURT OF APPEALS, 7th & Mission Streets,
San Francisco, California
City Attorney Stein was requested to obtain additional
information regarding the Cases heretofore referenced.
CC(NCIL bMIBER Council Mwber Pinkerton arrived at approximately 7:40 p.m.
PINKEfi7.YN
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PUC APPLICATICNS A notice of Pacific Bell's Amended Application (No. 83-06-65)
�t on access charges was presented for Council perusal.
IMI CABLE T.V. City Clerk Reimche presented the following letter which had
WilPLAINT been received from Joe V. Miller, 1022 Tudor, Lodi.
"Council people,
For the past several months my wife and I have been
complaining to King Video Cable - Lodi about poor reception
on our television.
In early June we contacted King Video Cable and complained of
poor picture quality. A repairman was dispatched. He
inspected the underground cable to our home. He explained
to my wife that "severe" problem existed with the cable in
the Royal Crest area. Furthermore, he stated that he was the
only repairman for Lodi and he was only authorized to repair
minor problems - and that ours was major in nature. We were
told we would have to wait until they had hired more repair
personnel. We waited.
Approximately one (1) month elapsed at which time we sent a
letter to King Video Cable stating that we were tired of
waiting and that if repairs were not made within ten (10)
days we would complain formally to the City Council. The
repairman was dispatched promptly and some adjustments were
made - and there was some improvement in the t.v. picture,
yet far from acceptable. The repairman stated that our
reception was "as good as it would get" until the major
repairs were made.
One more month elapsed - poor reception persisted. Another
call to King Video Cable - again the repairman was
dispatched. More minor adjustments - poor quality reception
persisted. The repairman then indicated that our reception
was "as good as could be had" in Lodi.
Shortly thereafter - King Video Cable called my wife and
indicated that we would receive one (1) month's credit, but
that no further compensation would be allotted.
Currently we have poor reception and a dismal picture on our
Showtime channel.
We have, on several occasions, observed friend's televisions
and we were surprised at the "perfect" reception they
received.
We feel that we are entitled to much better reception and are
writing to you to make you aware of how unhappy we are with
our current cable reception and their apparent apathy in
regards to improving our current cable system.
We cordially invite each and every one of you to our hone in
order to observe the t.v. reception we are receiving. You
may then decide for yourselves if this is the best reception
to be found in Lodi.
Sincerely,
s/Joe V. Miller
1022 Tudor
Lodi, CA 95240"
Council referred the matter to Staff for follow-up.
4. 1984-85 LUSD
City Clerk Reimche presented the following letter which had
DECLARATICN OF
1.
been received from the Lodi Unified School District together
IMPACTIw SET
with copies of the referred to Declaration of Impaction/
FCR HEARING
Continuation of Development Fees 1984-85.
Continued September 5, 1984
"The Lodi Unified School District Board of Trustees has
adopted the 1984-85 Declaration of Impaction Resolution.
Please accept this letter as a request for public hearing,
pursuant to City Ordinance, for the consideration of the
Board's declaration. At the same time, we would also like to
present the expenditure report to the Council as required by
State Code and City Ordinance.
On motion of Council Member Pinkerton, Olson second, the
matter was set for Public Hearing on September 19, 1984 at
7:30 p.m.
REQUEST TO EKrEND City Clerk Reimche presented the following letter that had
DIAL -A -RIDE AREA been received from Henry M. Hirata, Director of Public Works
TO INCLUDE ARBOR for San Joaquin County:
MOBILE HOME PARK
"As you are aware, in the 1983-84 Unmet Transit Needs
Determination adopted by the San Joaquin Council of
Governments (COG), the Arbor Mobile Hone Park in the Lodi
unincorporated area was determined to have an "unmet transit
need". According to an Acampo "reasonableness" survey
conducted by the COG it was concluded that the need was
"reasonable" to meet. This reasonable criteria is based on
the ability of the County to negotiate with the City of Lodi
for expansion of the City's existing Dial -A -Ride Service.
In accordance with the Board of Supervisors direction of July
3, 1984, Public Works staff has been directed to negotiate
extension of service to Acampo.
Enclosed you will find a copy of COG's Acampo Dial -A -Ride
survey with its resulting conclusions. Pursuant to our
conversations and based upon .the survey, it is proposed that
the County contract be modified to include the Arbor Nbbile
Home Park area under the same provisions and format as the
Woodbridge area with the County responsible for the cost of
the Acampo service area.
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Please advise us of the hearing date. We are transmitting,
under separate cover, 16 copies of the Development Fee Report
for distribution to the Council.
Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
s/Mary Joan Starr, AICP
Facility Planner"
Following discussion, on motion of Council Member Olson, Reid
second, the matter was set for Public Hearing on October 3,
1984 by the following vote:
Ayes: Council Members - Hinchman, Olson, Reid, and
Snider (Mayor)
Noes: Council Members - Pinkerton
Absent: Council Members - None
-'APPEAL OF DARYL
City Clerk Reimche presented the following letter which had
G&VME RE
been received from Daryl Geweke, 1045 S. Cherokee Lane, Lodi:
JOINING OF
HSV AND
"I, Daryl Geweke, long time Lodi resident and one of Lodi's
LLMD STREETS
largest contributors of the city's coffers, would like to
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appeal the decision of the Lodi Planning Commission.
PUBLIC HEARING
The decision was made August 27, 1984, to join Woodrow and
Lloyd Streets. We would like to be scheduled for the City
Council meeting on Wednesday, September 19, 1984."
On motion of Council Member Pinkerton, Olson second, the
matter was set for Public Hearing on September 19, 1984 at
7:30 p.m.
REQUEST TO EKrEND City Clerk Reimche presented the following letter that had
DIAL -A -RIDE AREA been received from Henry M. Hirata, Director of Public Works
TO INCLUDE ARBOR for San Joaquin County:
MOBILE HOME PARK
"As you are aware, in the 1983-84 Unmet Transit Needs
Determination adopted by the San Joaquin Council of
Governments (COG), the Arbor Mobile Hone Park in the Lodi
unincorporated area was determined to have an "unmet transit
need". According to an Acampo "reasonableness" survey
conducted by the COG it was concluded that the need was
"reasonable" to meet. This reasonable criteria is based on
the ability of the County to negotiate with the City of Lodi
for expansion of the City's existing Dial -A -Ride Service.
In accordance with the Board of Supervisors direction of July
3, 1984, Public Works staff has been directed to negotiate
extension of service to Acampo.
Enclosed you will find a copy of COG's Acampo Dial -A -Ride
survey with its resulting conclusions. Pursuant to our
conversations and based upon .the survey, it is proposed that
the County contract be modified to include the Arbor Nbbile
Home Park area under the same provisions and format as the
Woodbridge area with the County responsible for the cost of
the Acampo service area.
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Continued September 5, 1984
The County remains indebted to the City of Lodi for its
continued cooperation and support of this effort to
accommodate Lodi area residents."
Following a lengthy discussion with questions being directed
to Staff, Council, on motion of Council Member Pinkerton,
Olson second, referred the matter to Staff for further
investigation. It was further requested that the Arbor
N-bbile Hare Park be contacted about their willingness to
commit themselves to a set or modified set schedule for -
ridership under Dial -a -ride.
GAS AND OIL LEASE City Clerk Reimche presented the following letter which had
CN Vk1ITE SLOUGH been received from TXO Production Corporation:
PROPERTY TEI IINA-
TID BY TXO "Enclosed please find a copy of a Quitclaim of the Oil and
Gas Lease dated September 1, 1981, between the "CITY OF LCDI,
as Lessor, and TEXAS OIL & GAS OCEW., as Lessee, which we
have sent for recordation.
Upon further geological review, we feel that the property
does not warrant the continuation of rental payments at this
time.
Thank you for all of your cooperation and should there be any
new geological developments in this area, we look forward to
working with you again.
Very truly yours,
TXO Production Corp.
s/Barry R. Hamer
Land Representative"
No formal action was taken by the Council on the matter.
VOTING DELEGATE Following introduction of the matter by the City Clerk,
AND ALTERNATE Council, on motion of Council Member Olson, Snider second,
FOR NATICNAL designated the Mayor as the Voting Delegate and the Mayor
OCNGRESS OF Pro Tempore as the Voting Alternate for the Annual Congress
CITIES SFLECI D of Cities to be held in Indianapolis, Indiana, November 24 -
28, 1984.
CMENTS BY
CITY OCILMIL
1V1 WERS
CCNCEM RE Council Member Olson presented her "Rotten Apple Award" for
PARKING OF 1984 to the owners of motor homes parking their vehicles in
mmm HOES community so as to obstruct their neighbors view.
OOUNCIL APPLAUDS Upon introduction of the matter by Mayor Pro Tenpore
FIEID AND FAIR Hinchmman, the Council extended its sincere appreciation the
DAY V the Chairmen and all those persons responsible for making
Field and Fair Day V such an outstanding event.
INFOWIATICN Mayor Pro Tempore Hinchman asked for a status report on the
REQUESTED CN Hutchins Square lit basketball courts. A brief discussion
STATUS OF regarding the subject followed.
HUTCHINS STREET
SQUARE LIT
BASKETBALL
OO[1RTS
CCMIMICN T(31NE Council Members and NCPA Commissioner Fred Reid presented the
FACILITY PLANS® following Resolution of the Northern California Power Agency:
FOR LCD I TO BE
NAMED "RICHARD RESOLUMI(N NO. 84-46
L. HUGHES NCFaHEE?N CALIFCFNIA PCZUER AGR\CY
GENERATING STATICN"
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Continued September 5, 1984 /
a
w�-C NCERN DRESSED
RF3GARDING CWU R-
CIAL VEHICLES
PARKING IN
RES IDE TIAL
AREAS
CX1�'1'S BY THE
PUBLIC CN NCN
AGENDA ITSE
REPCFUS OF THE
CITY NV ACM
City of Lodi, and a member of this Commission for many years,
and the Chairman of this Commission during the period from
September 1, 1976 to September 13, 1978; and
WHEREAS, during his service on the Lodi City Council and on
this Commission, he contributed greatly to the
accomplishments of this Agency, and was held in the highest
esteem by the other commissioners, the staff of the Agency,
and all others who dealt with him; and
WHEREAS, the Agency, as a part of its Combustion Turbine
Project One, is planning to construct a combustion turbine
facility in the City of Lodi, and desires to honor the memory
of its former Commissioner.
NCAV, ZINE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE OM1IIISSICN OF INE
NCRZIIEFN CALIFCFNIA POWER. ACEICY, as follows:
Section 1. The combustion turbine facility planned for Lodi
shall be named the "Richard L. Hughes Generating Station" in
honor of Commissioner Hughes.
Section 2. Upon the corpletion of construction of such
facility, the Chairman of this Agency, with the assistance of
the General Manager and the staff, arrange an appropriate
ceremony for affixing and dedicating a plaque in the
location, which shall contain the name herein designated and
a suitable tribute.
Council Mmmber Pinkerton expressed his concerns about
commercial vehicles parking in residential areas. A brief
discussion followed with questions regarding the subject
being directed to Staff and to the City Attorney.
There were no persons in the audience wishing to speak under
this segment of the agenda.
�•'� NO ACTICN TAKEN Agenda Item K-1 - "Request by Dan Prater of Big Valley Teens
z CN AGEIDA ITIM for amendments to City Code regarding "Solicitors" was
^F� R)aIRDING introduced by the City Manager and City Attorney. Mr. Prater
"SOLICITORS" was not in the audience to address the Council regarding the
matter. Following a brief discussion, on motion of Mayor
Snider, Reid second, Council voted to take no action on the
matter.
PURCHASE OF Following
uncil, on
PER.SCNAL CQl9P= motionof CounccilctembStaff,ion of the matter by
Mer Olson, Hinchmmansecond� approved the
1 SOFTWARE, EIC. purchase of an IEM Personal Computer for the Fire Dept. and
?• ! APPF0VED FCR software, furniture, and supplies for the subject cotputer.
FIRE DEPT. $7,701 of the purchase is to be charged to the 12 -Equipment
Fund and $1,045 to the Contingent Fund.
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wIVSTABLISHING TAX Council was apprised by Robert H. Holm, Finance Director that
RATE FM F.Y. the City will need to set a tax rate for 1984-85 sufficient
1984-85 to return $394,856 for the City of Lodi Bond Debt Service.
On the basis of secured property values as reported to the
City by San Joaquin County on August 14, 1984 of $989,613,774
and a collection rate of 95% more or less, and imposition of
$.0387 per $100 of value will generate the needed $394,856.
RES NO. 84-134 Following discussion, on motion of Mayor Snider, Pinkerton
APPROVED second, Council adopted by unanimous vote the hereinafter set
forth Resolution No. 84-134 fixing the Tax Rate for the City
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RESOLUTION NO. 84-134
RESOLUTION FIXING TAX RATE Rift THE CITY
OF LODI FCR FISCAL YEAR 1984-85
THAT, in accordance with the State of California Constitution
Article XIII (A), Section 1 (b), the sum of Three Hundred
Ninety -Four Thousand, Eight Hundred Fifty -Six ($394,856.00)
Dollars is hereby fixed as the amount of revenue from
property taxes necessary to support the general obligation
indebtedness for the City of Lodi for the fiscal year of
1984-85.
NOW, THEREFCRE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the
City of Lodi as follows:
That the tax rate for the City of Lodi for each one hundred
dollars of Assessed Valuation is hereby set for the Fiscal
Year 1984-85 as follows:
General Cbligation Bond Indebtedness
Interest and Redemption $.0387 per $1001AV
or a rate sufficient to generate $394,856 based on the most
recent Assessment Roll.
These rates are to be levied in addition to the regular $4.00
rate pursuant to Section 1 (b) of Article XIII (A) of the
State Constitution.
! %REQUEST FF01
Council was apprised by City Clerk Reimche that for many
} SQJII�N PACIFIC
years the City of Lodi has leased a parcel of land located at
J , 'IO INCREASE RENT
the corner of Sacramento and Elm Streets which parcel is used
ON PARKING LOT
as a parking lot.
BET4NEIN EIA1 AND
PINE STREET
The City became involved with the property through an effort
to solve a problem of mutual concern to the Southern Pacific
and the citizens of Lodi, the unsightly condition of the
property. The Southern Pacific Company benefited from this
agreement by being relieved of the maintenance problems it
was experiencing with the property and the City justified the
expenditure of funds to improve the property on the basis
that the public would receive same benefit by using the lot
for parking.
Over the years the amount of the yearly rental for the parcel
was negotiated to represent the approximate amount of
property tax charged to the property. The City has, since
January 1, 1975, paid an annual rental of $650.00 for the
property.
Letters have been received from the Southern Pacific Land
Company proposing that the rental for this property be
increased to $1,950.00 per annum effective October 1, 1984
and to $3,500.00 per annum effective October 1, 1985. It is
further proposed that all other terms and conditions of the
lease remain the same.
City Manager Glaves gave additional information regarding the
matter and responded to questions.
A lengthy discussion followed with questions regarding the
subject being directed to Staff. On motion of Council Member
Olson, Hinchman second, Council referred the matter to Staff
for review and reconnendation.
ORDINANCES
Ordinance No. 1337 - An Ordinance amending Section 15-20 of
the Lodi City Code - Trespass and Loitering Definitions,
`\\ OIDINANCE AMRZING amending the Lodi Police Department telephone number only,
SECTION 15-20 OF
having been introduced at a Regular meeting of the Council
THE CITY CODE
held August 15, 1984 was brought up for passage on motion of
Continued Septenber 5, 1984
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ORD. NO. 1337 the Ordinance was omitted after reading by title, and the
Ordinance was then adopted and ordered to print by the
following vote:
Ayes: Council PAerbers - Hindman, Olson, Pinkerton,
Reid, and Snider (147ayor)
Noes: Council 1 &lorbers - None
Absent: Council Members - None
ADJCU;TOENL TO The meeting was adjourned at approximately 8:43 p.m. to a
CLOSED SESSICN Closed Session pertaining to litigation and labor
negotiations.
Attest:
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Alice M. Reimche
City Clerk