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CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF LCDI
CITY HALL CCQdNICIL CHAMBERS
WIDIZSDAY, OGLER 3, 1984
A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi was held beginning at
7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, October 3, 1984 in the City Hall Council Chambers.
ROLL CALL Present: Council Members - HincYman, Olson, Pinkerton
(arrived 7:37 p.m.) Reid,
and Snider (Mayor)
Absent: Council P,'lembers - None
Also Present: City Manager Glaves, Assistant City Manager
Glenn, Canamity Development Director
Schroeder, Public Works Director Ronsko,
City Attorney Stein, and City Clerk Reimche
IN4UC'ATION The invocation was given by Pastor Darrell Thomas, First
United Methodist Church
PLEDGE The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Snider
PRESENTATICNS There were no presentations, awards, or proclamations
presented at this Council Meeting.
CCOUNCIIASVBER Council Member Pinkerton arrived at approximately 7:37 p.m.
PINKERTCN ARRIVES
OCNSENT CALENTAR
REPC1RTS OF THE CITY In accordance with report and recommendation of the City
MANAMI Manager, Council, on motion of Mayor Pro Tempore Hinchman,
Olson second, approved the following actions hereinafter set
forth.
CLAIMS CLAIMS WME APPROVED IN THE ANZ;W OF $1,558,364.46
MINUTES THE MINUTES OF AUGUST 15, 1984 AMID SEPIT BER 5, 1984 WERE
APPROVED AS 'ARI=.
IMFROVEMENrS IN OM9CIL ACCEPTED THE IMFROVIIVENTS IN ASPHALT OVERLAYS - 1984
ASPHALT OVERLAYS - AND DIRECTED THE PUBLIC NCIRKS DIRDCKR TO FILE A NOTICE OF
1984 ACCEPTED 0C111PLETICN TTEPgN.
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VARICUS SPECS
APPF43VED -
ADVFRTISING FOR
BIDS TERECN
AITI" I ZEE)
Council was apprised that the contract was awarded to
Granite Construction Company of Stockton on June 20, 1984,
in the amount of $163,758. The contract has been completed
in substantial conformance with the plans and specifications
approved by the City Council and the final contract price
was $145,874.43.
COUNCIL ACCEPTED THE IMP MEVENIS IN CURB AND GUTTER
REPLACMENT, SOUTH C[1FKIi, NMI -H PLEASANT AMID DIRECTED TIS
PUBLIC WCEUiS DIRE]CII.T.R TO FILE A NOTICE OF CCIVIPLETICN WITH
TIE CCUNTY RECORDER'S OFFICE.
The contract was awarded to Case Construction Company, Inc.
of Lodi on June 6, 1984 in the amount of $22,365.90 and has t
been completed in substantial conformance with the plans and
specifications approved by the City Council.
CWC CIL APPROVED THE FOLLOWING SPECIFICATICNS AND AUIfIC%iIZED
TIE ADVERTISING FOR BIDS MiERICN:
1. Cab and Chassis Truck
2. Furnishing and delivery of a Portable Basketball Floor
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Continued October 3, 1984
SPECS APPfUVED FCR. COUNCIL APPROVED THE PLANS Alm SPECIFICATIONS FOR LCVI LAKE
LCDI LAKE SMI STM DRAIN CUrFALL LINE EXTFNSICN AND AUTHORIZED 'IIS
DRAIN OUTFALL LINE ADVERTISING FCR BIDS TH MM14.
EXTENSICN
RES. NO. 84-146 COUNCIL ADOPTED RE�ICV NO. 84-146 ESTABLISHING
AMITICNAL "NO PARKING" CN THE WEST LEG OF LO KEFORD STREET
NO PARKING AT CHERCICEE LANE TO ACCO?d DATE A RIGHT TURN LANE.
LCCIiEEFM STREET
AT CIERCEKE LANE
APPROVED
INIIRmULTICN OF Mr. and Mrs. Eric Whitaker were introduced. nor. Whitaker
1, NEW AIMINISTRATIVE has just accepted the position of Administrative Assistant
-%t ASSISTANT AND HIS in the City Manager's Office.
WIFE
PUBLIC HEARINGS
Notice thereof having been published in accordance with law
and affidavit of publication being on file in the office of
the City Clerk, Mayor Snider called for the Public Hearing
to consider:
COUNCIL CCNCU6S
The Declaration of Impaction dated August 7, 1984 by the
WITH LORI UNIFIED
Lodi Unified School District Board of Trustees.
SCHOOL DISTRICT
RE IMPACTI(N, AND
Following introduction, Ms. Mary Joan Starr, Facility
DECLARES A STATE
Planner for the Lodi Unified School District, spoke on be -
OF IMPACTICN IN
half of the matter and responded to questions as were posed
NINETEEN ATTEND-
by members of the Lodi City Council.
ANCE AREAS AND
ESTABLISHES FEES
There being no other persons wishing to speak on the matter,
the public portion of the hearing was closed.
RES. NO. 84-147
Following additional discussion, Council on motion of
Council Member Olson, Reid second, adopted Resolution No.
84-147 - Resolution concurring with the findings of the Lodi
Unified School District Regarding Impaction and Declaring a
State of Impaction in Nineteen Attendance Areas Within the
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District and Estabiishiug the Following Fees:
1) For mobile spaces, the rate of $250.00 per space.
2) For all other residential dwelling twits, including
units containing a single (one) bedroom, the rate shall
be $200.00 per bedroom.
The motion passed by the following vote:
Ayes: Council Members - Hinchman, Olson, Reid &
Snider (Mayor)
Noes: Council Members - Pinkerton
Absent: Council Members - None
Notices thereof having been published in accordance with law
and affidavits of publications being on file in the office
of the City Clerk, Mayor Snider called for the Public
Hearing to consider:
a) The Planning Conmission's recammendation that the Batch
Final Environmental Impact Report be certified as
adequate environmental documentation.
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Continued October 3, 1984
b) The planning Commission's recommendation that the Batch
parcel be prezoned to P -D (26), Planned Development
District No.26 with the single-family portion conforming
to the City's R-2, Single -Family Residential District
and the Multiple Family portions conforming to the
City's R -GA, Garden Apartment Residential Restrictions
with a limitation of 15 units per acre.
The City does not have an option of building on
"non -prime" agricultural lands in order to
preserve the prime soils. Eatery development
built in the City, small or large, utilizes
prime agricultural soil. The residential,
cammercial, recreational and industrial needs of
the City requires the urbanization of
agricultural lands.
Overriding Considerations. Before the adoption
of the "Green Belt Initiative" in August, 1981
the parcels in question had been designated for
residential development for many years by the
City of Lodi General Plan. The surrounding
areas have been undergoing urbanization over the
past years. Residential development exists
adjacent to both the Batch and Mills parcels and
proposed development is contiguous to existing
developed areas and will be a logical extension
of the urbanized area.
The City of Lodi has planned and constructed its
utility system to serve the area with water,
sewer and storm drainage in anticipation of the
area developing. The existing infrastructure
will allow development of the area without
costly expenditures of public funds for the
extension or construction of major new lines.
B. EWIRCMTTAL IMPACT II
1. Impact. Urbanization of the subject parcels
c) The Planning Commission's recommendation that the Mills
parcel be prezoned U -H, Unclassified Holding until a
development plan can be approved by the Planning
Commission and City Council.
The matter was introduced by Commmity Development Director
Schroeder who presented a history of the subject and
diagrams of the subject area.
A verbatim transcript of these Public Hearing proceedings
was made and shall be attached as Exhibit "A" to the
official copy of the minutes of this meeting, which minutes
will be on file in the office of the City Clerk.
Following Staff's presentation, public testimony and
discussion, Council, on motion of Council member Reid, Olson
second, approved the Final Environmental Impact Report for
the Batch Parcel and the Mills Parcel and established the
following findings:
r✓ EIR CN BATCH AND
A. ENVIRC RYENTAL IMPACT I
MILLS PARCELS
J CERTIFIED WITH
1. Impact. The project will result in the loss of
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FINDINGS
120± acres of prime agricultural soil. If the
project is approved, this loss cannot be
mitigated.
2. Fendinngg.All of the land in and around the City ;
ofT.odiis designated as prime agricultural
soil.
The City does not have an option of building on
"non -prime" agricultural lands in order to
preserve the prime soils. Eatery development
built in the City, small or large, utilizes
prime agricultural soil. The residential,
cammercial, recreational and industrial needs of
the City requires the urbanization of
agricultural lands.
Overriding Considerations. Before the adoption
of the "Green Belt Initiative" in August, 1981
the parcels in question had been designated for
residential development for many years by the
City of Lodi General Plan. The surrounding
areas have been undergoing urbanization over the
past years. Residential development exists
adjacent to both the Batch and Mills parcels and
proposed development is contiguous to existing
developed areas and will be a logical extension
of the urbanized area.
The City of Lodi has planned and constructed its
utility system to serve the area with water,
sewer and storm drainage in anticipation of the
area developing. The existing infrastructure
will allow development of the area without
costly expenditures of public funds for the
extension or construction of major new lines.
B. EWIRCMTTAL IMPACT II
1. Impact. Urbanization of the subject parcels
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263
2. Finding.
a) The Mills property is adjacent to existing
urban development on three sides and separated
from an existing vineyard on the west by Tower
Sacramento Road which bears a right-of-way of 80
feet and the Woodbridge Irrigation District
Canal with a 100 foot right-of-way. The develop-
ment of this property should cause no modifica-
tion of farming practices on adjacent
agricultural land.
b) The Batch property abuts residential
development on the north and east sides and is
adjacent to the Woodbridge Irrigation District
Canal on the south and east. The development of
this property should cause no modification of
farming practices on adjacent agricultural land.
C. ENVI%iZ1QTPAL IMPACT III
Impact. The development of the subject parcels
wiT=generate 5,700 vehicle trips per day which
will be added to the surrounding streets.
2. Finding. The existing streets adjacent to the
Batch and Mills properties are adequate to
handle additional traffic. Improvements that
will be made to Lower Sacramento Road and Lodi
Avenue will improve the overall traffic flow.
D. ENVIIXft 'AL 131PACP IV
1. Impact. The project will produce additional
vele generated air pollution.
2. Finding Based on air quality projections, the
amount of additional air pollution will be less
than 1/10th of 1$ of the total for the City of
Lodi. This level is not considered significant.
E. ENVIF430ENTAL IMPACT V
1. Impact. The development of both parcels will
generate 597 additional school -aged children. 'this
will affect Lodi Unified School District's ability
to provide adequate classroom space.
2. Finding. The City of Lodi has adopted a School
Impaction Fee which is paid to the school district.
The fee is considered adequate mitigation for the
impaction of additional students.
F. ALTERNATIVES TO THE PIU.IDGT. The EIR discussed
several alternatives to the proposed.project. The
following are findings on two of the alternatives:
1. Alternative 1. This alternative is a "no build"
alternative, which would mean that no
development would be constructed on the
property -
Finding. This alternative would eliminate the
envirormental impacts resulting from the
proposed project. This alternative would,
however, affect the future supply of affordable
housing.
The applicant is proposing to construct
single-family houses that will sell in the
$85,000 range. Housing in the price range
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Continued October 3, 1984
Lodi. Housing priced above this level is out of
the price range of the majority of the residents
of Lodi.
Based on the vacant lot survey, it is estimated
that there are less than 400 vacant
single-family lots in approved subdivisions that
could contain houses of less than $85,000. This
figure represents approximately a 3 -year supply
of housing in this price range. Once this
supply of affordable housing is used up there
are very few new subdivisions being planned to
take their place. Much of this is a result of
the "Greenbelt Initiative" which has
significantly restricted the possibility of new
development.
Residential projects like Batch and Mills often
take 18-24 months from the time of approval to
the first houses becoming available. Batch
would come on line just as existing subdivisions
in this price range are built out or nearly
built out. Without projects like Batch, there
would soon be a shortage of affordable housing
units.
2. Alternative 4. This alternative would utilize
an "infill" property as an alternative to the
proposed project.
Findi The City of Lodi has consistently
encouraged the utilization of "infill" parcels
of land available in the City of Lodi. There
are no parcels that could accormiodate the Batch
project. Nbst of the "infill" properties as
small in size, ranging from single-family lots
to one or two acres. All the large parcels are
under development or have an approved project on
then. Additionally, most of these parcels, if
they were available, would be very expensive.
he price would probably make affordable housing
impossible.
PUBLIC HEARINGS Notice thereof having been published in accordance with law
and affidavit of publication being on file in the office of
EKI!NSICN OF LLOYD the City Clerk, Mayor Snider called for the Public Hearing
STREET Atm 6CC MY to consider the appeal of Daryl Geweke, 1045 South Cherokee.
F. GROSIH-INDWING IMPACT. The project will not have a
significant growth inducing impact on the City.
Finding. The passage of Measure A, the "Greenbelt
n3itiative", has placed a significant future growth
limit on the City of Lodi. All new General Plan
amendments that require an annexation must receive
voter approval.
CtM. NO. 1338
Further, Council, on motion of Council Member Pinkerton,
INIRCCUCED
Olson second, introduced Ordinance No. 1338 prezoning the
Batch parcel to P -D (26), Planned Development District No.
26 with the single-family portion conforming to the City's
R-2, Single -Family Residential District and the Multiple
Family portions conforming to the City's R -GA, Garden
Apartment Residential Restrictions with a limitation of 15
units per acre. The motion carried by unanimous vote.
CED. NO. 1339
On motion of Council Nia► er Pinkerton, Olson second, Council
INI%DLL'ED
introduced Ordinance No. 1339 - An Ordinance prezoning the
Mills parcel U -H, Unclassified Holding until a development
plan can be approved by the Planning Cormission and the City
Council.
PUBLIC HEARINGS Notice thereof having been published in accordance with law
and affidavit of publication being on file in the office of
EKI!NSICN OF LLOYD the City Clerk, Mayor Snider called for the Public Hearing
STREET Atm 6CC MY to consider the appeal of Daryl Geweke, 1045 South Cherokee.
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265
determination that there was a need to extend Lloyd Street
and Woodrow Street south in order to eliminate the existing
deadend situation on these streets in conformance with City
Street Standards.
The matter was introduced by Public Works Director Ronsko
who gave an indepth background presentation including the
presentation of diagrams of the subject area.
The following persons addressed the Council regarding the
matter:
a) Mr. Aaron Schmidt, 1130 Lloyd Street, Lodi
b) Emil Schmierer, 1130 Woodrow, Lodi
c) Glen Baunbach, of Baumbach & Piazza, Consulting
Engineers, 323 West Elm Street, Lodi
There being no other persons wishing to give testimony, the
public portion of the hearing was closed.
A lengthy discussion followed with questions regarding the
matter being presented to Staff and to those persons who had
given testimony.
On motion of Council Manber HincMian, Olson second, because
of the uniqueness of the situation, Council determined that
there shall be a looped street between Lloyd and Woodrow
Streets; providing for a 5' sidewalk on the north side; a
28' paved travel way with no parking on both the north and
south sides; a 7' block wall fence to be constructed along
the south side of the looped street. The fences is to be a
minimtm of 2' from the curbing on the south side of the
looped street.
The motion carried by unanimous vote.
( 1VE® ABATEV04T
Notice thereof having been published and posted in accord -
ORDERED 713 SQTLH
ante with law and affidavit of publication and posting being
SACRAMENTO STREET
on file in the office of the City Clerk, Mayor Snider called
for the Public Hearing regarding Weed Abatement at 713 South
Sacramento Street, Lodi, California.
The matter was introduced by Staff, who responded to
questions 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.
RES. NO. 84-148
Following discussion, on motion of Council Member Reid,
Hinchman second, Council adopted Resolution No. 84-148 -
Resolution overruling objections and proceeding with
abatement and confirming the cost of the abatement and
providing for the collection on the regular tax bill.
The motion carried by unanimous vote.
PLAWING
City Manager Glaves gave the following report of the
CMIISSICN
Planning Commission meeting of September 24, 1984:
/
The Planning Commission -
ITEV1S OF
INTEREST
1. Conditionally approved the following Tentative Maps:
a) Tentative Subdivision Map - Iris Drive Professional
Center request of Dermis Bennett on behalf of
'
Goehring Meats, Inc., to create 2.0 acre 1 -lot
office condominiun project located at 1317 Iris
Drive in an area zoned R -CP, Residential -Co mrtercial-
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J'✓ GJ� ZCNING ITM'1S
b) Tentative Parcel 51ap - Request of Baunbach & Piazza,
Consulting Engineers on behalf of Harry R. Schaffer
to divide a 100' x 113' lot into two parcels on
property located at the southeast corner of
Washington and Poplar Streets in an area zoned RSD,
Residential-Mediun Density;
c. Tentative Parcel Map - Request of Baurbach & Piazza,
Consulting Engineers on behalf of Lukenbill
Enterprises to divide a 5.5 acre parcel into 3
parcels on property located in the Vineyard Shopping
Center at 1440 South Fairmont, 1000 and 940 West
Kettleman Lane, in an area zoned P -D (15), Planned
Development District No. 15.
d. Tentative Parcel Map - Request of Baumbach & Piazza,
Consulting Engineers, on behalf of Northern
California Power Agency (NCPA), to create 2 parcels
located on the north side of West Turner Road, west
of the General Bulls private spur railroad line.
The property is located in an M-2, Heavy Industrial
Zone.
2. ZCNING ITFMS
a. The Planning Conmission conditionally approved the
issuance of a Use Permit requested by Search
Development and Real Estate Company to permit a
restaurant and office complex located at 1420 South
Mills (i.e. Lot 37, Lakeshore Village, Unit nl) in
an area zoned P -D (21), Planned Development District
No. 21.
b. The Planning Coamission conditionally approved the
Use Permit requested by Nylen Development, Inc., to
allow a 40,000 square foot mini -storage corplex to
be located at 811 North Beckman Road, a vacant
parcel left over from the Highway 99/Turner Road
overpass construction, in an area zoned C-2, General
Camnercial. Additionally, the Planning Caimission
certified Negative Declaration ND -84-15, as adequate
for the above described project.
City Clerk Reimche presented information regarding Propo-
sition 37 - California State Lottery which had been
received.
No formal action was taken by the Council on the matter.
City Clerk Reimche presented the following letter which had
been received from Joretta J. Hayde, Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors, San Joaquin County.
RE: Edward C. Merlo APN 013-120-18 Parcel
"Gentlemen:
Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 51243.5 of the
Goverrment Code that the Board of Supervisors intents to
enter California Land Conservation Contract which will
include land within one mile of the exterior boundaries of
the City of Lodi.
If you have any questions or desire further information,
please contact Deputy County Counsel, Michael McGrew,
telephone 944-3551.
Sincerely yours,
s/Joretta J. Hayde, Clerk
CaYN.NICATICNS
CITY CLERK
PFiDPCSITICN 37
CALIFCRNIA STATE
LarrERs
INFO BMTICN
RECEIVED RE
r✓
CALIF. LAND
CCNSFRVATICN
EDWARD C. BI MD
APN 013-120-18
PARCEL
b) Tentative Parcel 51ap - Request of Baunbach & Piazza,
Consulting Engineers on behalf of Harry R. Schaffer
to divide a 100' x 113' lot into two parcels on
property located at the southeast corner of
Washington and Poplar Streets in an area zoned RSD,
Residential-Mediun Density;
c. Tentative Parcel Map - Request of Baurbach & Piazza,
Consulting Engineers on behalf of Lukenbill
Enterprises to divide a 5.5 acre parcel into 3
parcels on property located in the Vineyard Shopping
Center at 1440 South Fairmont, 1000 and 940 West
Kettleman Lane, in an area zoned P -D (15), Planned
Development District No. 15.
d. Tentative Parcel Map - Request of Baumbach & Piazza,
Consulting Engineers, on behalf of Northern
California Power Agency (NCPA), to create 2 parcels
located on the north side of West Turner Road, west
of the General Bulls private spur railroad line.
The property is located in an M-2, Heavy Industrial
Zone.
2. ZCNING ITFMS
a. The Planning Conmission conditionally approved the
issuance of a Use Permit requested by Search
Development and Real Estate Company to permit a
restaurant and office complex located at 1420 South
Mills (i.e. Lot 37, Lakeshore Village, Unit nl) in
an area zoned P -D (21), Planned Development District
No. 21.
b. The Planning Coamission conditionally approved the
Use Permit requested by Nylen Development, Inc., to
allow a 40,000 square foot mini -storage corplex to
be located at 811 North Beckman Road, a vacant
parcel left over from the Highway 99/Turner Road
overpass construction, in an area zoned C-2, General
Camnercial. Additionally, the Planning Caimission
certified Negative Declaration ND -84-15, as adequate
for the above described project.
City Clerk Reimche presented information regarding Propo-
sition 37 - California State Lottery which had been
received.
No formal action was taken by the Council on the matter.
City Clerk Reimche presented the following letter which had
been received from Joretta J. Hayde, Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors, San Joaquin County.
RE: Edward C. Merlo APN 013-120-18 Parcel
"Gentlemen:
Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 51243.5 of the
Goverrment Code that the Board of Supervisors intents to
enter California Land Conservation Contract which will
include land within one mile of the exterior boundaries of
the City of Lodi.
If you have any questions or desire further information,
please contact Deputy County Counsel, Michael McGrew,
telephone 944-3551.
Sincerely yours,
s/Joretta J. Hayde, Clerk
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Continued October 3, 1984 '
OFFER TO PURCHASE City Clerk Reimche presented the following letter which had
CITY PROPERTY been received from W. Bruce Towne of Tindel Ranch:
RECEIVED FROM
TINDEL RANCH "I am writing you this letter to thank you for your letter
dated August 3, 1984, and to confirm our intentions to
accept your offer as stated in said letter subject to our
ability to raise the required funds.
I assume that you would need the $35,000.00 in cash. We are
therefore in the process of accumulating this money from
crops presently being harvested. We are asking at least 60
days to accomplish this. Thank you.
Sincerely,
s1Mr. Bruce P. Towne
Tindell Ranch"
Mayor Snider directed the City Clerk to correspond with Nr.
Towne advising him of Council's concurrence with the offer
outlined in his letter.
INVITATICN RBC'D
The City Clerk presented the following letter which had been
FRIM SANITARY CITY
received from Mr. David Vaccarezza, President of Sanitary
DISPOSAL, INC. TO
City Disposal, Inc.
e y9,
VIEW WASTE WEffi.IIt
BQUIPIVIFNr AND
"Dear Counci 1 Members"
HANDLING SYSTEM
Sanitary City Disposal Company requests an audience before
the Lodi City Council for an informal shirt sleeve session
Wednesday, October 10, 1984, to demonstrate the equipment
and handling systems we propose to use in the waste wheeler
refuse collection program.
We would like to pick up the council members and staff at
City Hall and transport them to a neighborhood where a route
is being picked up. This will enable the council and staff
to view the equipment in operation in the field.
If this request meets with your approval, please notify my
office of the date and time so that appropriate arrangements
can be made. Thank you.
Respectfully,
s/David Vaccarezza
President"
OQV1V'IFNfs BY
CITY COMIL
ME5103S
JANM CULBEF RONI
On motion of Mayor Snider, Hinchman second, James Culbertson
APPOINTED AS
was appointed as Lodi's representative to the San Joaquin
LCDI'S REPRESENT-
County Local Health District to fill the unexpired term of
ATAIVE TO THE SAN
Kenneth Heffel, which term expires December 31, 1985.
JOQUIN OaRM
LCCAL HEALTH
DISTRICT
'Tf
9/28/84 DOWNIUAN
On introduction of Council Member Olson, Council expressed
DEDICATICN
its sincere appreciation to all those involved in the
SUCCESSFULL
planning for the September 28, 1984 downtown dedication
ceremonies. It was a wonderful event and was thoroughly
enjoyed by all those who attended.
CONCERN EXPRESSED
Mayor Pro Tempore Hinchman expressed concern regarding the
FOR SAFETY OF
safety of children caning and going to school asking that
SCUML CHILDREN
the citizens of this camimity be especially cognizant of
COMING AND ODING
these children, and the need to drive in a safe manner for
TO SCU00L
their protection.
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Continued October 3, 1984
OCNMENTS BY THE Sharon Beach, 500 N. Sunset Drive, Lodi, addressed the City
PUBLIC CN NON Council and presented a petition signed by approximately 20
'`' AGENDA ITEM people which reads as follows:
SUBJECT: PARKING--SOUiHEFN PACIFIC PARKING LOT CV EAST SIDE
OF SACMIFNTO STREET BE11VIEN PINE & EIAI STREETS
AT PRESENT, THIS PARKING LOT IS 100% OPEN TO THE PGBLIC WITH
NO CLNIli(JLS.
WE REQUEST THAT:
A) AT LEAST PART OF THE PARKING LOT BE TUNM INIO PEMIIT
PARKING ONLY;
B) PERdITS BE ISSUED ON A LNGER TERM THAN MNTHLY SINCE IT
IS A (IISIDERABLE INCONVENIENCE TO HAVE TO APPEAR AT
CITY HALL CN THE FIRST OF EVERY N+[NTH ANO WE CAN SEE NO
GO® REASCN PERV7ITS CIOU D NOT BE ISSUED CN A LCN(UR. TERM
(SUCH AS ANNUAL). AIDITIGaUY, PEM41TS ARE ISSUED CNLY
IF YCLI PERSONALLY APPEAR.
C) THIS PARKING LOT IN PARTICULAR BE PATROLLED ON A REGULAR
BASIS AND VAGRANTS NOT BE PEMIITTBD TO LOITER
(SPECIFICALLY SITTING CN THE GRCEM AND LEANING AGAINST
AND ALSO SITTING UPCN VEHICLES BELCNGING TO OnIEiS,
MAKING ANNOYING REMARKS TO LADIES WED PARK IN THIS LOT
AND ASKING FOR NTMY) :
D) SPRINiCUM FCR THE AREA DMMIATELY FRONTING THIS
PARKING LOT BE ADJUSTED SO THAT CARS CAN PARK CN THE
WEST SIDE OF THE PARKING LCtr WITHOUT GETTING CARS
WATE-SPO1TED, WHICH RESULTS IN COSTLY REVIEDIES AND ALSO
WASTES WATER:
E) THE CITY CONSIDER WATERING THE LANDSCAPED AREAS AFTER
6:00 OR BEIORE 8:00 A.M.--THIS WOULD PREVENT THE PRCBLFM f
WITIIXT HAVING TO ADJUST THE SPRINKLERS. THE SPRINKIEIG
ADJUSTIMENr AT THIS TIME IS SUCH THAT YOU CANNOT WALK
DOW THE SIDEWALK NE U TO THE LANDSCAPED AREAS WITI-LOTT
CUTTING WET.
Council discussion followed with questions being directed to
Ms. Beach and to Staff. The matter was then referred to
Staff, and Ms. Beach was asked to call the City Attorney for
responses to various questions she raised.
REPORTS OF THE
CITY MANAGER
PARTIAL ACCEPTANCE Following introduction of the matter by Staff, Council, on
OF 0ffl%JVIIV0M - motion of Council Meaner Pinkerton, Hinchman second,
HUXHINS STREET accepted the improvements in Hutchins Street Square Land -
SQUARE LANDSCAPE scape Development, Phase I. with the exception of Item No.
DEVELOPMWr, 25 set forth in the Contract, and directed the Public Works
PHASE I Director to file a Notice of Completion thereon at the
appropriate time.
GRIEVANCE Following introduction of the matter by Staff, Council on
PROCEDURES TO motion of Mayor Pro Terpore Hinchman, Olson second, adopted
MEET REQUIRE- Resolution No. 84-149 adopting.grievance procedures to meet
MRgIS OF REVENUE requirements of the Revenue Sharing Act as it pertains to
SHARING ACT the Federal Handicapped Regulations.
AI OFM
RES. NO. 84-149
ITEM RIlYW® With the tacit concurrence of the Council, Agenda item K-2 -
FRCNIAGRSDA "Award for Dump Truck with Fhulsion Tank was removed from
Continued October 3, 1984
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7 � BID FCR Ti1O AIR The City Manager presented the following bids which had been
COVFRFSSCRS received for two Air Compressors:
BIDDER BID
A & A Tool Rentals & Sales $23,424.08
Edward R. Bacon $25,291.60
Shop Equipment Supply Co. $27,348.00
Air Pacific Compressors $29,521.00
RFS. NO. 84-150 On reconmendation of the City Manager, Council, on motion of
Council 6ifember Pinkerton, Reid second, adopted Resolution
No. 84-150 awarding the bid for two Air ComVressors to
Edward R. Bacon Company in the amount of $25,291.60, which
amount includes sales tax.
AWARD - 3 MID SIZE City Manager Glaves presented the following bids that had
PICKUP TRUCKS been received for three mid-size pickup trucks:
BIDDER BID
Sanborn Chevrolet $26,866.72
RFS. APPROVING Council, on motion of Council Member Olson, Hinchnan second,
APPLICATION RE adopted Resolution No. 84-153 - Resolution of the City
GRANT Ems FCS Council of the City of Lodi approving the Application for
' HUTCiINS SQUARE Grant Funds Under the California Parks and Recreation Non -
ARTS COYFLEX Profit Program of the California Parks and Recreational
APPROVED Facilities Act of 1984 for Hutchins Square Arts Complex.
RES. NO. 84-153
ADJCU124V1E1VT There being no further business to came before the Council
Mayor Snider adjourned the meeting at approximately 9:40
p.m.
Attest:
A-&Wn&
Geweke Ford $26,919.81
Plummer Pontiac & QVC $27,079.82
Sanborn Chevrolet $27,272.17
Plummer Pontiac & QVC $27,715.82
RFS. NO. 84-151
Following recommendation of the City Manager, Council, on
motion of Council Member Olson, Pinkerton second, adopted
Resolution No. 84-151 awarding the bid for three mid-sized
pickup trucks to Sanborn Chevrolet in the amount of
$26,886.72, which includes sales tax.
LOT LINE ADJUST-
Following introduction of the matter by Staff, Council, on
L.
MINT BEIWEIN LOTS
motion of Council Member Pinkerton, Olson second, adopted
f 57, 58, AMID 75
Resolution No. 84-152 - Resolution approving Lot Line
APPROVED
Adjustment between Lots 57, 58 and 75 of the Mokelixme
Village Subdivision.
RES. NO. 84-152
AGRERVVENT WITH
Following introduction of the matter by Staff, Council, on
} (� FAMILY SERVICE
motion of Council Member Pinkerton, Hincbman second,
AGENCY, INC.
approved an Agreement between the City of Lodi and the
APPROVED
Family Service Agency, Inc., and authorized the Mayor and
City Clerk to execute the Agreement on behalf of the City.
RFS. APPROVING Council, on motion of Council Member Olson, Hinchnan second,
APPLICATION RE adopted Resolution No. 84-153 - Resolution of the City
GRANT Ems FCS Council of the City of Lodi approving the Application for
' HUTCiINS SQUARE Grant Funds Under the California Parks and Recreation Non -
ARTS COYFLEX Profit Program of the California Parks and Recreational
APPROVED Facilities Act of 1984 for Hutchins Square Arts Complex.
RES. NO. 84-153
ADJCU124V1E1VT There being no further business to came before the Council
Mayor Snider adjourned the meeting at approximately 9:40
p.m.
Attest:
A-&Wn&