HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - June 1, 1983CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF LODI
CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1983
A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi was held beginning
at 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday, June 1, 1983 in the City Hall Council Chambers.
ROLL CALL Present: Council Members - Murphy, Snider, Pinkerton,
and Olson (Mayor)
Absent: Council Members - Reid
Also Present: City Manager Glaves, Assistant City Manager
Glenn, Comnamity Development Director
Schroeder, Public Works Director Ronsko, City
Attorney Stein, and City Clerk Reimche
INVOCATION The invocation was given by Dr. Wayne Kildall, Center of
Hope
PLEDGE The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Olson
PRESENTATIONS Mayor Olson presented Dr. Wayne Kildall with a Lodi "Grape"
Pin and expressed appreciation to or. Kildall for his many
hours of time, effort, and prayer for the City of Lodi.
CONSENT CALENDAR
REPORTS OF THE
CITY MANAGER
In accordance with report and recanrnndation of the City
Manager, Council, on motion of Council Membps Pinkerton,
Murphy second, approved the following actions hereinafter
set forth.
CLAIMS CLAIMS WERE APPROVED IN THE AMOUNT OF $602,832.96
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f� MATERIAL
SPECIFICATIONS
1. APPROVED
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t r AWARD -PURCHASE
�,P OF 15-XLP CABLE
RES. NO. 83-41
AWARD -PURCHASE OF
WOOD UTILITY
n POLES
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RES. NO. 83-42
THE MINUTES OF MAY 4, 1983 WERE APPROVED AS WRITTEN.
The following specifications were approved and the
advertising for bids thereon was authorized:
A) Rock and Sand Material needed for Fiscal Year 1983-84.
B) Asphalt Material needed during first quarter of Fiscal
Year 1983-84.
Q TWo 225 KVA, one 500 KVA, and one 750 KVA three-phase
Padmount Transformers.
Council received the following bids which had been received
frau the purchase of 15 -KV XLP Cable (see page 2). On
recommendation of City Manager Glaves, Council adopted
Resolution No. 83-41 awarding the bid for the purchase of
the subject cable to General Electric Supply, Co., the low
bidder, in the amount of $50,051.96.
Council received the following bids which had been received
for the purchase of 75 (various size) wood utility poles
(see page 3). On recommendation of City Manager Glaves,
Council adopted Resolution No. 83-42 awarding the purchase
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Supplier
General Electric Supply Co,
Emeryville, CA
t Valley Electric Co.
Stockton, CA
Weetinghouse Electric Supply Co.
i° Concord, CA
i Maydvell 6 Hartsell, Inc.
Brisbane, CA
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General Electric Supply Co.
Emeryville, CA
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* Based on minimum order of 20,000 ft.
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15 -KV XLP CABLE DID EVALUATION
(UD -E83-4)
16,000 ft,
30,000 ft.
7,500 ft.
Lump Sum
P2 Alum.
2/0 Alum.
750 MCH
Total
Total
Escalation
Delivery
Incl. Tax
rnel. Tax
Incl. Tax
incl, Tax
Incl. Tax
(Maximum)
Weeks
Mnnufacturer
$ 9,500.99
$21,162.90
$19,388.07
$50,051.96
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Firm
13-14
Phelps Dodge
10,939.20
23,436.60
19,795.50
54,171.30
$53,770.00
Firm
7-9
Pirelli
10,973.12
23,500.20
19,859.10
54,332.42
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Firm
7-9
Pirelli
10,243.84
23,436.60
23,174.25
56,854.69
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37.
10-12
Hendrix
12,090.44
26,553.95
20,627.00
59,271.39
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$.84/lb.
8-10
Kaiser
11,697.65
23,942.22
25,507.50
61,147.37
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$.85/11).
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Alcoa
11,679.67
24,913.07
52,616.70*
89,209.44
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$.84/lb.
8-10
Reynolds
WOOD UTILITY POLE BID EVALUATION
UD-E83-3
(25)
(15)
(35)
50' Class 3
45' Class 3
35' Class 3
Total Cost
Delivery
Supplier
Incl. Tax
Incl. Tax
Incl. Tax
Incl. Tax
Weeks
Koppers Company, Inc.
West Sacramento (Alternate)
$5,591.50
$2,814.30
$4,192.30
$12,598.10
2-3
Koppers Company, Inc.
West Sacramento, CA
5,909.50
2,989.20
4,489.10
13,387.80
2-3
J. H. Baxter and Co.
San Mateo, CA
5,822.05
3,076.65
4,496.52
13,395.22
4-5
Niedermeyer-Martin Co.
Portland, Oregon
5,636.29
2,914.47
5,031.50
13,582.26
4-6
McCormick and Baxter
San•Francisco, CA
6,360.00
.3,195.90
4,823.00
14,378.90
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North Pacific Lumber Co.
Portland, Oregon
7,340.50
3,227.70
5,305.30
15,873.50
2-3
General Electric Supply Co.
Emeryville, CA
7,311.35
3,298.46
5,665,17
16,274.98
4
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AWARD -TURNER ROAD
OVERLAY 200'
W/STOCKTON STREET'
TO 630' E/WINP[4
DRIVE
RES.NO. 83-43
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"SALAS PARK
CONCESSION STAND
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of 75 (various size) wood poles to Koppers Company, Inc.,
the low bidder, in the amount of $12,598.10 (Alternate Bid).
Council received the following bids which had been received
for "Turner Road Overlay 200' W/Stockton Street to 630'
E/Wintun Drive":
00-60-110
Granite Construction Co.
$64,954.00
Claude C. Wood Co.
$69,492.00
Frank Ferreira Paving, Inc.
$80,503.28
Teichert Construction
$81,769.40
On recommendation of the City Manager, Council adopted
Resolution No. 83-43 awarding the contract for "Turner Road
Overlay, 200' W/Stockton Street to 630' E/Wintum Drive" to
Granite Construction Company in the amount of $64,954.00 and
appropriated an additional $25,000.00 from the
Transportation Development Act Fund to complete the project.
Council accepted the improvements in "Salas Park Concession
Stand Concrete Flatwork" and directed the Public Works
Director to file a Notice of Conpletion thereon.
This Contract was awarded to H. Max Lee of Lodi on March 16,
1983 in the amount of $17,323.00. The contract has been
completed in substantial conformance with the plans and
specifications approved by the City Council. The final
contract price was $17,426.95.
COUNCIL APPROVES
RENEKAL OF LANDSCAPE
MAINTENANCE
CONTRACT
Council approved and authorized the City Manager and City
Clerk to execute the renewal of the Landscape Maintenance
Contract with Ireland Landscape Co., Inc., for the 1983-84
Fiscal Year. The total annual cost of the contract is
$25,368.00 which reflects an increase of $1,572.00 which
provides funds to maintain three new sites; namely, Well
#19, Lawrence Park and the Hutchins Street Median.
SOUTH STOCKTON
STREET RIGHT-
�� OF-;QY
ACQUISITIONS
APPROVED
Council was reminded that it had authorized the procurement
of right-of-way for construction by CALTRANS sometime ago.
The first 24 parcels have been obtained by the State at the
appraisal cost. Council authorized the City Manager and
City Clerk to execute any necessary documents for the
right-of-way acquisition on South Stockton Street between
Tokay Street and Kettlenan Lane.
AGENDA ITE1
REMOVED FROM
THE AGENDA
With the tacit concurrence of the Council, Agenda item K -
"Approve Development Agreement for 1438 Iris Drive" was
removed from the Agenda.
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PUBLIC HEARINGS Notices thereof having been published in accordance with law
and affidavits of publication being on file in the office of
the City Clerk, Mayor Olson called for the Public Hearing to
�;. consider:
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a) Negative Declaration and Tentative Map of Park west,
an 88 acre, 515 Unit Residential Subdivision on the west
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side of Lower Sacramento Road, Lodi, California, as adequate
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environmental documentation.
b) The recomrendation that the City Council amend P -D(23)
Planned Development District No. 23 which is located on the
west side of Lower Sacramento Road, northerly of the future
extension of West Elm Street by substituting Single -Family
Residential for 11.5 acres of previously approved
Multiple -Family Residential.
CcmTunity Development Director Schroeder introduced the
matters, presenting diagrams of the subject area and
responding to questions as were posed by the Council.
Mr. Ted Katzakian, 330 South Fairmont Avenue, Lodi,
California, spoke on behalf of the matter.
There being no other persons in the audience wishing to
speak on the matter, the public portion of the hearing was
closed.
On motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Murphy second, Council
certified the Negative Declaration and the Tentative Map of
Park West, an 88 acre, 515 Unit Residential Subdivision on
the west side of Lower Sacramento Road, Lodi, as adequate
environmental documentation.
PARK WEST
NEGATIVE DECLARATION
v j AND TENTATIVE MAP
y� APPROVED
Council Member Pinkerton then moved introduction of
ORD.NO. 1287
Ordinance No. 1287 - An Ordinance amending P -D(23), Planned
INrRL7DUCED
Development District No. 23 which is located on the west
side of Lower Sacramento Road, northerly of the future
SUBSTITUTION OF
extension of West Elm Street by substituting single-family
MULTIPLE -FAMILY
Residential for 11.5 acres of previously approved Multiple -
RESIDENTIAL ID
Family -Residential. The motion was seconded by Council
SINGLE-FAMILY
Member Murphy and carried by unanimous vote of all those
RESIDENTIAL
Council Members present.
APPROVED
Notice thereof having been published in accordance with law
and affidavit of publication being on file in the office of
the City Clerk, Mayor Olson called for the Public Hearing to
consider the appeal of Jerry Steele, P. 0. Box 253, Jackson,
CA 95642, of the denial of a Card Roan Employee's License
pursuant to City Code Section No. 7-4, et seq.
APPEAL OF JERRY
The matter was introduced by City Attorney Stein. Speaking
STEED RE
on behalf of Mr. Steele was Mr. James S. Johnson, Vocational
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Rehabilitation Counselor. Mr. Steele also addressed the
CARD ROOM
Council on behalf of his appeal.
EMPLOYEE'S
LICENSE
There being no other persons in the audience wishing to
speak on the matter, the public portion of the hearing was
closed.
Following discussion, on motion of Mayor Olson, Murphy
second, Council directed that the Police Department go
forward with their investigation in this matter, and if no
problems are encountered in the investigation process, that
the requested license be issued to Mr. Steele at the
earliest possible date.
Continued June 1, 1983
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6 PLANNING
COMMISSION City Manager Glaves gave the following report of the
Planning Commission meeting of May 23, 1983:
The Planning Commission -
ITEMS OF
INTEREST
1. Conducted a Public Hearing on the Housing Element of the
General Plan and continued consideration until Monday, June
13, 1983.
2. Approved the request of Cleve Beach for a Use Permit for
a card room, consisting of two tables, to be located at 9
South Sacramento Street in an area zoned C -M,
Ccamercial-Light Industrial District.
3. Determined that a Zoning Hardship existed, and approved
the request of Aundrey Abbott, General Contractor on behalf
of Cliff and Sherry Barnhart for a Zoning Variance to reduce
the required 5 foot sideyard setback to 4 feet to allow new
additions to align with an existing dwelling at 235 East
Vine Street in an area zoned R -M, Medium Density Multiple
Family Residential.
4. Reviewed the request of Wayne Craig, a general partner,
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on behalf of Lodi Avenue Centers, a Limited Partnership, for
a Zoning Variance to permit a 3 -foot extension into the
public right -of -gray by a new canvas roof design and painting
or signs directly on the mansard at 720-730 West Lodi
Avenue, and 302 South Crescent Avenue in an area zoned C-1,
Neighborhood.
After hearing testimony and reviewing the request, the
Planning Commission determined that the proposed canvas roof
design was a marquee as described in Section 27-13(h) 3(ii)
of the Lodi Municipal Code which reads:
"Signs shall be placed flush and have a
maximum height of two (2) feet when attached
to the front of a marquee."
This determination eliminates the necessity for a Zoning
Variance.
COMMUNICATIONS
l v`i * CITY CLERK
ABC LICENSES
Application for the following Alcoholic Beverage License
was received:
Aldee Market
Brinlee, Alton P/Dion M.
216 North Cherokee Lane
Lodi, CA 95240
Off Sale Beer and Wine
CLAIMS
On recommendation of the City Attorney and R. L. Kautz and
Company, Council, on motion of Council Member Pinkerton,
Snider second, denied the following claim and referred it
back to R. L. Kautz and Company:
a) Marcilla Billigmeier Date of Loss - Unknown
yCLERK DIRECTED
1 ' ; TO POST FOR
`✓ VACANCIES ON
VARIOUS BOARDS
AND COMMISSIONS
Following introduction of the matter by City Clerk Reimche,
Council, on motion of Council Member Murphy, Snider second,
authorized the posting of vacancies on various City Boards
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and Commissions pursuant to the Government Code of the State
of California.
COUNCIL MIIM13ER
1. REID GRANTED
PERMISSION TO
BE ABSENT Following a receipt of a request from Council Member Reid,
FROM COUNCIL Council, on motion of Mayor Pro Tempore Snider, Murphy
MEETINGS DURING second, granted Council Member Reid permission pursuant tC
HIS CONVALESCENCE Government Code Section 36513 to be absent from regular
Council meetings during his convalescence.
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LETTER
Tl?MI SED
FROM ASSEMBL)9-M
ISENBERG
RURAL LANDOWNERS
ASSN. ET AL VS
LODI CITY COUNCIL
ET AL GENIE
DEVELOPMENT
Mayor Olson sent greetings to Councilman'Reid on behalf of
the Council and Staff and wished him a speedy recovery.
City Clerk Reimche presented the following letter which had
been received from Assemblyman Phillip Isenberg regarding
binding arbitration legislation:
"Thank you for your recent letter about binding arbitration
legislation.
As a former city official, I am generally opposed to binding
arbitration, particularly when it is forced on local
government by the Legislature.
There are a number of bills dealing with this issue
affecting various segments of the public workforce, and I
intend to keep the foregoing in mind when any of these bills
care before me for a vote.
If I can provide you any additional information, please call
on me.
Best regards.
Sincerely,
Phillip Isenberg"
City Attorney Stein apprised the Council that in the matter
of the Rural Land Owners Association, et al, vs. the Lodi
City Council, et al; Genie Development which matter is
before the Court of Appeal of the State of California in and
for the Third Appellate District that the Court has advised
that because of the cauplexity of the issues and the need
for further research and study, the order of submission is
vacated and the cause resubmitted as of this date (dated
5/31/83).
COMMENTS BY
CITY COUNCIL
MEMBERS
.� Mayor Olson, with the concurrence of the Council, on motion
^ APPOIDIIAEN'T TO of Council Member Pinkerton, Snider second, appointed Carol
LODI ARTS Taylor to fill the unexpired term of Gay Stewart on the Lodi
COMMISSION Arts Commission, which term expires May 5, 1985.
DISCUSSION RE.
CONC INIS RE LODI
CABLE TELEVISION Following introduction of the matter by Council Member
Pinkerton, Council expressed various concerns regarding Lodi
Cable Television such as the change of programming in the
middle of a program, poor reception, etc.
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A background check was done on the contractor and the
surfacing material he intends to use. No problems were
found with the material or the contractor's workmanship.
However, our records indicated that his contractor's license
recently expired. He was unaware of this and had not
received a renewal notice. Apparently he had not notified
the Contractor's License Board of a change in address. "We"
checked with the Board and found that this situation is not
uncommon and that the contractor would be reinstated upon
payment of the fees. As of this writing, the contractor has
received the necessary forms and is sending us a copy of the
application and his check.
It is recommended that the contract be awarded to the low
bidder, Sports Surfacing, Inc. Staff will assure that the
license has been reinstated prior to execution of the
contract.
PWS. NO. 83-44 Following discussion, on motion of Mayor Pro Tempore Snider,
Pinkerton second, Council adopted Resolution No. 83-44
awarding the contract for "Kofu Park Tennis Court
Resurfacing" to Sports Surfacing, Inc., in the amount of
$13,150.00.
mayor Olson apprised the Council that she had recently
attended a session on Cable Television at the recent League
Legislative Conference held in Sacramento.
A lengthy discussion followed with no formal action being
taken by the Council.
CITY CLERK
DIRECTED TO SEND
LETTER TO GOVERNOR
RE COMPULSORY AND
BINDING
ARBITRATION
Council Member Murphy apprised the Council of a recent
meeting that he, Mayor Olson, City Manager Glaves, and the
City Clerk had with Senator Garamendi. Following
discussion, on motion of Council Member Murphy, Pinkerton
second, Council directed the City Clerk to forward a letter
to Governor George Deukmejian regarding the City's position
on compulsory and binding arbitration.
COMMENTS BY THE
PUBLIC ON NON
AGENDA IMIS
There were no persons in the audience wishing to speak under
this segment of the agenda.
REPORTS OF THE
CITY MANAGER
REGULAR CALENDAR
Agenda Item K-1 - Award Bid - Kofu Tennis Court Resurfacing
was introduced by City Manager Glaves. Public Works
Director Ronsko apprised the Council that this project
AWARD - KOFU
includes resurfacing and repainting the five tennis courts
TENNIS COURT
at Kofu Park. Plans and specifications for this project
RESURFACING
COff RACT
were approved on April 20, 1983.
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The City has received the following 4 bids for this project:
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BIDDER BID
Sports Surfacing, Inc. $13,150.00
Central Striping Service $16,660.00
Malott & Peterson -Grundy $16,787.00
A & B Asphalt Sealing Co. $20,304.00
Engineer's Estimate $20,000.00
A background check was done on the contractor and the
surfacing material he intends to use. No problems were
found with the material or the contractor's workmanship.
However, our records indicated that his contractor's license
recently expired. He was unaware of this and had not
received a renewal notice. Apparently he had not notified
the Contractor's License Board of a change in address. "We"
checked with the Board and found that this situation is not
uncommon and that the contractor would be reinstated upon
payment of the fees. As of this writing, the contractor has
received the necessary forms and is sending us a copy of the
application and his check.
It is recommended that the contract be awarded to the low
bidder, Sports Surfacing, Inc. Staff will assure that the
license has been reinstated prior to execution of the
contract.
PWS. NO. 83-44 Following discussion, on motion of Mayor Pro Tempore Snider,
Pinkerton second, Council adopted Resolution No. 83-44
awarding the contract for "Kofu Park Tennis Court
Resurfacing" to Sports Surfacing, Inc., in the amount of
$13,150.00.
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Continued June 1, 1983
Council was apprised that as a part of that process, a
Committee of effected personnel was appointed which included
administrative personnel, department heads, and
representatives of employees groups. The committee
evaluated the proposals which were received frau eight firms
and determined there were two which would best serve the
City of Lodi: Industrial Indemnity Insurance Services,
ingilbc i%4�'oRUN@ wits to meet the persons that
would be handling the actual claims, ask them questions,
clarify procedures, etc. After the visit to both firms in
their local offices, it became obvious that Leonard J. Russo
would best serve the City of Lodi's interest.
The major factors which led to this conclusion were:
familiarity with local government issues; experience of the
people handling the claims; backup availability; and the
workloads assigned.
The Committee is of the strong opinion that Leonard J. Russo
should be selected to function as our Workers Compensation
Administrator effective July 1, 1983.
-` AWARD - CONTRACT
` FOR CONTRACT
1 ADMINISTRATOR FOR
WORKERS COMP Barbara Akk was in the audience and addressed the Council
regarding the matter.
RES. NO. 83-45 Following discussion, with questions being directed to Staff
and Ms. Akk, Council, on motion of Council Member Murphy,
Snider second, adopted Resolution No. 83-45 awarding the
contract to serve as the City's Contract Administrator for
Workers Compensation to Leonard J. Russo, Inc., of
Sacramento.
Council was informed that because of new regulations
regarding the STA claim, the Council of Governments is
requesting county agencies to revise their claims to make
sure that all 1982-83 STA apportionment funds are used
during the year. Any unused STA money could revert to the
State. These revisions will claim $55,239.99 of unclaimed
STA funds which will be used for our Dial -A -Ride system and
the excess on the Turner Road overlay project - COG is
handling the paperwork for these revisions.
STA & TDA 1982-83
CLAIMS AMENDED
Following discussion, on motion of Council Member Pinkerton,
Murphy second, Council adopted Resolution No. 83-46
RES. NO. 83-46
authorizing the City Manager to execute the revised 1982-83
Local Transportation Fund and the State Transit Assistance
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(TDA) Claims.
Following introduction of the matters by City Manager
Glaves, Council took the following actions:
SPECIAL
a) on motion of Council Member Pinkerton, Murphy second,
ALLOCATION
Council approved a Special Allocation in the amount of
APPROVED FOR
$7,500.00 for Lodi Avenue and Church Street Signal
LODI AVENUE AND
Coordination Study.
t� CHURCH STREET
SIGNAL
b) Council, on motion of Council Member Murphy, Pinkerton
COORDINATION
second, approved a Special Allocation in the amount of
STUDY AND CITY
$3,800.00 for installation of the City Hall Parking Lot
HALL PARKING LOT
Lighting.
LIGHTING
Council was apprised that each year, the City finances the
budget with funds which have been labeled as Prior Years
Revenues and have made no effort, except in the General
Fund, to make appropriations to and from reserves.
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APPROPRIATIONS
TO VARIOUS FUNDS
APPROVED
RES. NO. 83-471
It seems good practice and is in accordance with the
provision of "Proposition 4" that the City clearly establish
operating reserves in the Enterprise Funds such as the City
has in the General Fund.
Council is requested to authorize the establishment of the
following Operating Reserve Funds, and to appropriate the
following amounts into those funds:
Electric Utility Fund Operating Reserve $2,554,090
Sewer Utility Find Operating Reserve 104,550
Water Utility Fund Operating Reserve 110,065
These are the amounts we estimate to be in these funds when
the books are closed for the 1982-83 fiscal year.
The 1983-84 budget is predicated on the establishment of
these reserves and transfers from those reserves will be
shown, rather than as Prior Years Revenue.
In addition, Council is also requested to transfer $176,440
to the General Fund operating Reserve and $347,830 to the PL
& PD Reserve Fund. The latter request is to fund the needed
reserves recommended by Barbara Y. Akk & Associates.
on motion of Council Member Pinkerton, Murphy second,
Council adopted Resolution No. 83-47 authorizing the
establishment of the following Operating Reserve Funds and
appropriating the following amounts into those funds:
Electric Utility Fund Operating Reserve $2,554,090
Sewer Utility Fund Operating Reserve 104,550
Water Utility Fund Operating Reserve 110,065
and transfer of $176,440 to the General Fund Operating
Reserve and $347,830 to the PL and PD Reserve Fund.
Council was apprised that Pacific Telephone Co. is in the
process of upgrading its facilities in the general area
north and west of the Hutchins Street Square. In discussing
this work with City Staff, the possibility of undergrounding
the existing aerial cables on Oak Street in front of the
Hutchins Street Square was explored.
HUTCHINS STREET The Company has placed some underground facilities but was
SQUARE TELEPHONE intending to leave the existing wire on the wood poles
UNDERG%?UNDING fronting the site on Oak Street. Since they have not
installed the wire, they are willing to place the new wire
and the existing cable underground, do the necessary
splicing and remove the poles, if the City will install the
conduit. Ordinarily undergrounding done at the request of
an outside party is done entirely at that party's expense.
The estimate is a rough one based on preliminary discussions
with Pacific Telephone co. A better estimate would be made
after plans and specifications are prepared.
Following discussion, on motion of Council Member Pinkerton,
Snider second, Council appropriated $15,000 from the Capital
Outlay Reserve Fund to provide underground conduit for
telephone facilities on Oak Street fronting the Hutchins
Street Square and to prepare -plans and specifications for
the work.
City Attorney Stein apprised the Council that he had been
asked how the City of Lodi adequately protects itself fiat
suits resulting from injuries caused by defective materials
and/or products used in Public Works Projects.
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ti POLICY ESTABLI11En City Attorney Stein presented for Council's perusal, an
TO PROTECT CITY analysis of the question which analysis determined that the
"FROM SUITS City could require all general contractors doing work for
RESULTING FROM the City of Lodi to maintain in addition to normal bodily
DEFECTIVE injury and property damage insurance, independent
MATERIALS contractor's insurance.
Discussion followed with questions being directed to Staff.
Council, on motion of Council Member Pinkerton, Murphy
second, set forth a policy whereby the City will henceforth
require all general contractors doing work for the City of
Lodi to maintain in addition to normal bodily injury and
property damage insurance, independent contractor's
insurance.
1983-84 BUDGET Following introduction of the matter by City Manager Glaves,
PRESENTATION Council received the initial presentation of the 1983-84
City of Lodi Budget by Assistant City Manager Glenn.
As a part of that presentation, on motion of Council Member
Snider, Murphy second, Council authorized an expenditure of
$2,900 for a Finance Department Reorganization Study.
ADJUU TO There being no further business to caste before the Council,
CLOSED SESSION Mayor Olson adjourned the meeting at approximately 9:50 p.m.
to a Closed Session to discuss a matter of possible
litigation.
Attest:
Alice M. Re'
City Clerk