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CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF LODI
CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1983
A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi was held beginning
at 8:00 p.m. on
Wednesday, August 3, 1983 in the City Hall Council Chambers.
ROLL CALL
Present: Council Manbers - Murphy, Pinkerton,
Snider, and Olson
(Mayor)
Absent: Council Members - Reid
Also Present: City Manager Glaves, Assistant City
Manager Glenn, Community Development
Director Schroeder, Public Works
Director Ronsko, City Attorney Stein,
and City Clerk Reimche
INVOCATION
The invocation was given by Pastor Jim Holm, Vinew od
Community Church
PLEDGE
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Olson
PRESENTATIONS
There were no awards or presentations
CONSENT CALENDAR
REPORTS OF THE
CITY MANAGER
In accordance with report and recommendation of the City
Manager, Council, on motion of Council Member Pinkerton,
Murphy second, approved the following actions hereinafter
set forth.
CLAIM
CLAIMS WERE APPROVED IN THE AMOUNT OF $1,566,598.41
MINUTES
THE MINUTES OF JULY 6, 1983 WERE APPROVED AS WRITTEN.
AWARD - CATCH
City Manager Glaves presented the following bids which had
f^� BASIN
been received for "Catch Basin Replacement 82-83".
BIDDER BID
Wayne Fregien $22,993.60
Crutchfield Construction $23,444.00
Case Construction $24,580.90
K.B. Construction $26,436.00
Granite Construction $29,363.00
L. s P. Construction $32,494.00
Claude C. Wood $32,731.05
RES. NO. 83-74
Following recammendaticn of the City Manager, Council
adopted Resolution No. 83-74 awarding the contract for
"Catch Basin Replacement 82-83- to Wayne Fregien in the
amount of $22,993.60 and appropriated an additional $10,000
to complete the project.
- AWARD - ELM
City Manager Glaves presented the following bids which had
"STREET STORM
been received for "Elm Street Storm Drain - Main Street to
�,. DRAIN - MAIN
Washington Street":
ST. TO WASHINGTON
STREET
BIDDER BID
Wayne Fregien Construction $24,710.50
Crutchfield Construction $27,102.00
Claude C. Wood Company $31,523.00
Pacific Sun Construction $31,879.00
Granite Construction Co. $37,346.00
Garrison Construction Co. $37,689.00
Continued August 3, 1983
RES. NO. 83-75 On recommendation of the City Manager, Council adopted
Resolution No. 83-75 awarding the contract for "Elm Street
Storm Drain, Main Street to Washington Street" to Wayne
Fregien in the amount of $24,710.50.
AWARD - HUTCHINS City Manager Glaves presented the following bids which had
-STREET IMPROVE- been received for "Hutchins Street Improvements, Kettleman
:.MENTS KErrLEMAN Lane to Rimby Avenue":
LANE TO RIMBY
AVENUE Bidder Bid Bid
Base & A Base & B
Pacific Asphalt, Inc. $45,311.50- $45,314.50
Claude C. Wood Co. $50,068.50 $48,863.50
Stanfield & Moody, Inc. $58,165.00 $56,475.00
Granite Construction Co. $58,138,75 $57,328.75
RES. NO. 83-76 Following recommendation of the City Manager, Council
adopted Resolution No. 83-76 awarding the contract for
"Hutchins Street Improvements, Kettleman Lane to Rimby
Avenue" to Pacific Asphalt Company and authorized the Public
Works Director to negotiate with the Contractor for the
alternate which will result in the least construction time.
ORDER OF VACA- A diagram of an easement in the area of 1340 S. Hutchins
TION ADOPTED FOR Street was presented for Council's perusal. Council was
� EASEMENT apprised that the easement was acquired in 1939 and frons our
IX= AT 1340 records, it appears that it was never used. The City has
S. HUICHINS ST. checked with all utilities and none are using it or have any
LODI prospective use for it.
RES. NO. 83-77 COUNCIL ADOF1ED RESOLUTION NO. 83-77 APPROVING AN ORDER OF
VACATION OF AN EASMM IDCATED AT 1340 S. HUPCHIN STREET,
LORI.
Council was apprised that Ron Dancer, owner of Plaza Liquors
at 800 S. Cherokee Lane has requested "No Parking" zones to
provide better sight distance for his customers as they exit
the driveways onto Cherokee Lane. The situation is similar
to that at other locations along Cherokee Lane where
property owners have requested the removal of on -street
parking near driveways to prevent accidents (Big -0 Tires,
Royal Host Inn, Tokay Bowl, Ellis Car Wash, etc...)
The proposed red curb would result in the loss of a total of
three on -street parking stalls, but space for five vehicles
would still be retained between the two zones.
There are approximately 25 off-street stalls provided for
the two establishmerits on Mr. Dancer's property (Plaza
Liquors and Lodi Quick Lube).
In addition, Mohanbhai and Manjulaben Patel, owners of the
Rancho Grande Motel at 807 S. Cherokee Lane, and Sanjay
Patel, owner of the Viking Motel at 815 S. Cherokee Lane
have requested a No Parking Zone to provide sight distance
for their customers exiting the motel driveways onto
Cherokee Lane.
NO PARKING ZONES
ESTABLISHED 800 The two motels are the only properties affected, and one
S. CHEROKEE IAN. on -street parking stall will be lost.
LODI
COUNCIL ADOPTED RESOLUTION NO. 83-78 ESTARr.IMM C' "NO
RES. NO. 83-78 PARKING" ZONES IN THE AREA OF 800 S. CHEROKEE LANE, LODI.
yyJ Council was apprised that- Grupe Communities, Inc., the
developer of Lakeshore Village Unit No. 3 has furnished the
City with the final map and the improvement plans as well as
the necessary agreement, guarantees for faithful performance
and labor and materials, insurance certificate and
subdivision fees for the proposed subdivision.
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Continued August 3, 1983
The subdivision is located on the south side of Lakeshore
Drive between Mills Avenue and Newport Drive. It contains
approximately 4.7 acres with 31 single-family lots and is
zoned PD -21.
APPROVAL OF COUNCIL APPROVED THE FINAL MAP FOR LAKESHORE VILLAGE UNIT
LAKESHORE NO. 3 AND DIRECTED THE CITY MANAGER AND CITY CLERK TO
VILLAGE UNIT EYECUTE THE SUBDIVISION AGREEN�,T ON BEHALF OF THE CITY
NO. 3
APPROVAL
GRANTED FOR
BOOK PUBLISHING
COMPANY TO PRE-
Council adopted Resolution No. 83-80 - A Resolution of
PARE A LEGISLA-
COUNCIL ADOPTED RESOLUTION NO. 83-79 APPROVING A CONTRACT
:. TIVE ANALYSIS
WITH BOOK PUBLISHING OOMPANY FOR AN ORDINANCE ANALYSIS AND
�" OF THE LODI CITY REPORT AND CODE STRUCTURAL PLAN FOR THE CITY OF LODI AND
• ' CODE
AUTHORIZED THE MAYOR AND CITY CLM TO EXIXiJ1B THE CONTRACT
reccnmendation, and setting the matter for Public Hearing
ON BEHALF OF THE CITY. THE COST OF THIS ANALYSIS WILL BE
RES. NO. 83-79
$2,000.00.
R/W ACQUISITION Council was apprised that during the investigation of the
S. S.TOCKTON properties at South Stockton Street for acquisition, one
STREET parcel was determined to have some problems in its legal
F description leading to possible overlapping rights along
Redwood Street. As a consequence, the City has asked the
owner to quitclaim her rights to a half width on Redwood
Street with the understanding that the City would quitclaim
any rights they have to the remaining parcel.
COUNCIL AUTHORIZED THE RECORDING OF A QUITCLAIM DEED TO THE
OWNER OF THE PARCEL AT 730 SOUTH STOCKTON STREET, LODI.
Council was informed that the owners of 600 Rutledge Drive
are desirous of building a swimming pool and would like to
use a portion of the rear easement. A preliminary review
indicates that frau 2' to 6' could reasonably be abandoned
without affecting the utilities in the easement (CATV, PT,
PG&E). it appears reasonable to include the entire block in
order to facilitate future background construction. The
owners of the property have provided funds for the necessary
advertising, and PG&E, Pacific Telephone, and Lodi Cable TV
have been notified of the proposed abandonment and their
approval will be secured prior to the final action.
RES. OF INTEN-
TION TO ABANDON
PORTION OF
EASEMENT AT
Council adopted Resolution No. 83-80 - A Resolution of
j' LOTS 14 THRU 20,
Intention to abandon the easements on Lots 14 through 20,
v WESTLAIC; UNIT
Westlake Unit No. 2 and Lots 35 thru 48, Westlake Unit No.
NO. 2
1, referring the matter to the Planning Commission for its
reccnmendation, and setting the matter for Public Hearing
RES. NO. 83-80
before the Council on September 7, 1983.
` AWARD - PURCHASE
City Manager Glaves presented the following bids which had
OF THREE PHASE
been received for two 1,500 KVA three-phase padmount
PADMOUNT
transformers:
TRANSFORMERS
;rJ
SEE PAGE 4
RES. NO. 83-81
Council adopted Resolution No. 83-81 awarding the bid for
the purchase of two 1,500 KVA, three-phase padmount
transformers to R.T.E. Corporation in the amount of
$28,414.36.
Supplier
R.T.E. Corporation
Waukesha, WT
THREE-PHASE PADiIQUNT TRANSFOLMER BID EVALUATION
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"Aa
OtBn
Price
Cost of
w/tax
Losses
"An f "Brr
Estimated
Life -Cycle Delivery
Cost weeks
$28,414.36 $30,571.50 $58,985.86 13
Square -D Company
Hayward, CA 30,754.84 28,735.80 59,490.64 12
Westinghouse Elect. Supply Co. ,
Concord, Q% 26,168.94
McGraw Edison
Burlingame, CA 36,521.24
General Electric Supply Co.
Emeryville, CA 37,761.44
36,275.80 62,444.74 12-14
28,026.40 64,547.64 18
27,835.90 65,597.34 "12-14
484
Continued August 3, 1983
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
Hearings to consider:
a) the recommendation of the Lodi Planning Commission to
the City Council that the Final Environmental Impact
Report for Sunwest IV,a 52.6 acre mixed Residential or
Residential -Institutional Project proposed for the east
side of Lower Sacramento Road, Lodi, one-quarter mile _
north of Kettleman Lane, Lodi, was adequate.
SUNWFST IV b) the Lodi City Planning Commissions recommendation that
Sunwest IV, a 52,6 acre mixed Residential or Residential
Institutional Project proposed for the east side of
Lower Sacramento Road, Lodi, one-quarter mile north of
Kettleman Lane be prezoned to P -D (25), Planned
Development District No. 25 with conditions.
The matter was introduced by Community Development Director
Schroeder who presented diagrams of the subject area.
Assistant Planner David Morimoto detailed the Final
Environmental Impact Report and responded to questions
regarding the subject as were posed by the Council.
The following persons spoke on behalf of the subject
project:
1. Glen Baumbach, Baumbach and Piazza, 323 W. Elm St.,Lodi
2. Wayne Craig, 222 W. Iockeford, Suite 1, Lodi
The following persons spoke in opposition addressing their
concerns regarding the traffic flow on Filly Drive, Lodi:
1. Mrs. Renee M. Matson, 911 Laver Court, Lodi _
2. Mr. Roy Edwards, 2124 Sunwest Drive, Lodi
3. Dr. Mike Matson, 911 Laver Court, Lodi
There being no other persons in the audience wishing to
speak of the matter, the public portion of the hearing was
closed.
Following additional discussion, on motion of Council Member
Pte, Snider second, Council Certified that the Final
Environmental Impact Report for Sunwest IV was adequate and
established the following findings:
1. The adverse inpact of the loss of agricultural land is
overridden by the following considerations:
- prior to the passage of the Measure A growth
initiative, the area had been designated for
urban development in the Lodi General Plan.
- there will be sufficient need for additional
residential acreage to warrant the conversion _
of this agricultural land. Based on current
projections, the City has a 3.75 year supply
of residential acreage. Because of the time -
required for the election, governmental
processing and major utility installations,
the first residences in Sunwest IV will not be
completed until sometime in 1985. By this time
the City will have depleted much of the current
supply of residential acreage.
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Continued August 3, 1983
- all the land surrounding the City of Lodi is
prime agricultural land. The Sunwest IV
property is contiguous to existing City
development and is a logical location for
residential development.
2. That Laser Sacramento Road, vine Street and the street
within the development will adequately handle the
additional traffic generated by this project.
3. That the impact of high noise levels adjacent to
Lower Sacramento Road will be reduced by requiring
special sound reduction design and construction.
4. That the L.U.S.D. has acknowledged that an agreement
has been entered into with the developer to mitigate
the adverse impact of additional school children.
5. That the development of Sunwest IV will be contingent
on the construction of an adequate storm drain
facility to serve the project.
Council Member Pinkerton then moved the introduction of
Ordinance No. 1292 prezoning Sunwest IV, a 52.6 acre mixed
Residential or Residential -Institutional Project proposed
for the east side of Lower Sacramento Road, Lodi,
one-quarter mile north of Kettleman Lane, Lodi, California
to P -D (25) , Planned Development District No. 25 with the
following conditions:
a) that the single-family areas in the project conform
to the City's R-1, Single -Family Residential District;
b) that the cluster hares development be limited to 15
units per acre and confonn to the City's -R-GA,
Garden Apartment Residential District.
ORD. NO. 1292 The motion was seconded by Mayor Pro Tempore Snider and
INTRODUCED carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Council Members - Murphy, Pinkerton, Snider, and
Olson (Mayor)
Noes: Council Members - None
Absent: Council Members - Reid
MEASURE TO BE On motion of Council Member Pinkerton, Murphy second,
VOTED ON BY Council adopted Resolution No. 83-82 placing the following
ELE--IORATE measure.on the November 8, 1983 ballot to be voted on by
the electorate of the City of Lodi:
RES. 83-82
"Shall the Land Use Element of the Lodi General Plan be
amended to include sunwest IV, a proposed 52.6 acre project
containing 103 single-family lots, a 7.8 acre parcel for
cluster hones and a 4.6 acre parcel for duster hcmes or a
church site. The project is bounded by Sunwest, Unit No. 3
on the north, the Woodbridge Irrigation District Canal on
the east; a line one-quarter mile north of West Kettleman
'_ane (State Route 12) on the south and Lower Sacramento Road
on the West?"
Further, on notion of Council Member Murphy, Snider second,
the City Clerk was directed to negotiate with the County
Clerk for certain services for the November 6, 1983 election
at which time the heretofore listed measure will be voted
on.
RECESS Mayor Olson declared a 5 minute recess and the meeting
reconvened at approximately 9:55 p.m.
PLANNING /COKAISSION
City Manager Glaves gave the following report of the
Planning Commission Meeting of July 25, 1983:
486
Continued August 3, 1983
ITEMS OF
INTEREST
The Planning Commission:
ITEMS SET FOR 1. Recommended that the City Council amend P -D (17),
PUBLIC HEARING Planned Development District No. 17 by increasing the
density to 30 units per acre with a parking ratio of
1 to 1 to provide for a 96 unit complex for senior
citizens to be located on the westerly 484.55 feet of
800 North Church Street.
2. ReccmTended that the City Council certify the filing of
a Negative Declaration by the Conm3nity Development
Director as adequate environmental documentation on the
above project.
ITEM SET FOR On motion of Council Member Murphy, Snider second, Council
PUBLIC BEARING set the heretofore listed items for Public Hearing on
Wednesday, August 17, 1983 at 8:00 p.m.
The Planning Commission also -
ITEMS OF 1. conditionally approved the request of Ronald B. Thomas
INTEREST on behalf of Arbor Retirement Center for a Use Permit to
construct a 49 bed residential care facility on the
easterly 126.63 feet of 800 North Church Street in an
area zoned P -D (17), Planned Development District No.
17.
2. certified the filing of a Negative Declaration by the
Community Development Director as adequate environmental
documentation on the above project.
3. by a 3 to 3 vote with Chairman Hoffman absent, denied
the request of Tony Canton on behalf of Bocan
construction for a Zoning Variance to permit the
construction of a non -conforming 16 -unit apartment
house at the site formerly occupied by the Cosmopolitan
Hotel at 100 East Oak Street in an area zoned M-1, Light
Industrial.
COMMUNICATIONS
CITY CLERK
>>-^ ABC LICENSES Applications for the following Alcoholic Beverage Licenses)
were received and presented by the City Clark.-
a)
lerk:
a) Morales, Antonio Sr./Maria-Elena
Matzatlan Cafe
125 N. Sacramento Street
Lodi, CA 95240
On Sale Beer and wine Eating Place
b) Burt, Byron 0.
Chandler, Donna L.
Grandma's House
1030 S. Hutchin Street
Lodi, CA 95240
On Sale Beer and wine Eating Place _
c) Harold Butler Ent. 4204, Inc.
Denny's Restaurant, #204
701 East Kettleman Lane
Lodi, CA 95240
d) Lucky Stores, Inc.
340 West Kettleman Lane
Lodi, CA 95240
Off Sale General
e) Rodriguez, Tony
Tony's
2525 S. Hutchins, Ste. 10
Lodi, CA 95240
On Sale Beer and Wine Eating Place
Continued August 3, 1983
CLAIMS On recommendation of the City Attorney and R. L. Kautz and
Company, Council, on motion of Council Member Murphy, Snider
second denied the following claims and referred them back to
R. L. Kautz and Crpany:
Ronald Meier DOL 2/9/83
PUC City Clerk Reimche presented a copy of the Pacific Telephone
APPLICATIONS and Telegraph Company Notice of Application for Authority
to adopt intrastate access charge tariffs and Notice of
Amendment to Application for an increase in rates.
Discussion regarding this natter followed with no formal
action being taken by the Council.
APPEAL SEI' FOR Following introduction of the matter by the City Clerk,
HEARING _ Council, on motion of Mayor Pro Tempore Snider, Pinkerton
second, set the appeal of Mr. Tony Canton, c/o Bocan
Construction, P. O. Box B-26, Lodi, of the Lodi City
Planning Commission's denial for a Zoning Variance to permit
the construction of a non -conforming 16 unit apartment house
at the site formerly known as the Cosmopolitan Hotel at 100
East Oak Street, Lodi, in an area zoned M-1, Light
Industrial for Public Hearing on Wednesday, August 17, 1983
at 8:00 p.m.
COMMENTS BY
CITY COUNCIL
NIERS
APPOINTMENT TO
Mayor Olson, with the concurrence of the Council, on motion
�i-
- LODI PERSONNEL
of Mayor Pro Tenpore Snider, Pinkerton second, appointed
BOARD OF REVIEW
Lorraine Bledsoe to the Lodi Personnel Board of Review for
a four-year germ expiring June 30, 1987.
JLODI PARKS AND
Mayor Pro Tempore Snider referring to a recent "Letter to
RECREATION
the Editor- that appeared in the Lodi News Sentinel
DEPT. APPLAUDED
applauded the Lodi Parks and Recreation Department for the
outstanding job they are doing in providing recreational
programs to youth and adults in the oommmity.
MAYOR REPORTS
ON RECENIP
i Y DEDICATING OF
Mayor Olson reported on the recent dedication ceremonies
THE NCPA GEO-
for the NCPA Geothermal Plant #2.
THERMAL PLAN!' #2
COMMENTS BY THE
There were no persons in the audience wishing to speak under
PUBLIC ON NON
this segment of the agenda.
AGENDA ITEMS
REPORTS OF THE
CITY MANAGER
REGULAR CALENDAR
PLANS & SPECS
Following introduction of the matter by City Manager Glaves
.� FOR STADIUM
and Council discussion, Council, on motion of Council Member
PARKING LOT
Pinkerton, Olson second, approved the plans and
APPROVED
specifications for the stadium parking lot and authorized
the City Clerk to advertise for bids thereon.
ITEM R1I4VID With the tacit concurrence of the Council, Agenda item K-1 -
FROM AGENDA "Report by United Downtown Improvement District Committee
regarding the Proposed Assessment District was removed frau
the Agenda.
LODI DIALr-A- Council received for filing Performance Audit of the Lodi
RIDE PERFORMANCE Dial -A -Ride by the Division of Local Government Fiscal
AUDIT RECEIVED Affairs, Bureau of Streets and Roads.
" FOR FILING
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Continued August 3, 1983
AREA OF ORIGIN At the request of Mayor Olson, Council was in receipt of a
-, LAWS PRGTE 1NG
letter from Assemblyman Phillip Isenberg regarding a very
WATER RIGHTS
critical problem involving water resources facing Northern
California. The letter pointed out that the federal
government is now trying to change California water rights
in an effort to vastly improve its water rights in
California at the expense of Northern California.
Protective laws called the "Area of Origin Laws" adopted
many years ago established that Northern California property
owners are first in line for water during a drought and the
export projects are last in line. The federal government
just filed a major lawsuit in federal court to overturn the
State's area of Origin -Laws. If the federal government's
lawsuit is successful, water rights in Northern California
are going to be completely restructured. The determining
factor on who gets water during a drought would be based on
the date of application for water rights.
Following discussion, on motion of Mayor Olson, Murphy
second, the City Clerk was directed to write letters to the
President of the United States and various legislators
regarding the critical problems involving water resources
facing California urging the federal government to withdraw
this lawsuit.
TRAFFIC SIGNAL
Following receipt of information pertaining to intersection
REMOVAL
delay studies regarding the intersections of School and Oak,
SCHOOL/OAK
and School and Walnut, which studies were conducted in
SCHOOL/wAIANuT
February 1983 while they were controlled by traffic signals,
G�
and again in July, 1983 while they were controlled by 4 -way
RES. NO. 83-84
stops, Council, on motion of Council Member Pinkerton,
Murphy second, adopted Resolution No. 83-84 approving
removing traffic signals at School and Oak and at School and
Walnut.
SPUR XING EAST
Mr. Robert L. Griffin, owner of property in the area of East
LODI AVENUE
Lodi Avenue and Cluff has located an industry that is
interested in coming to Lodi. However, one of the
conditions is that Mr. Griffin provide a spur track to the
property. Mr. Griffin has, therefore, asked under what
conditions he could have that service.
The engineering decision is in agreement with the location
shown on a diagram marked "proposed track," but feel that
the "alternate location" is in an area that will create
future traffic hazards at the intersection of Lodi and
Myrtle Avenues and can only recommend approval of the
"proposed track."
Other conditions recommended are:
° Grade of spur to conform to Lodi Avenue Street grades;
° Crossing to be a prefabricated rubberized grade
crossing subject to the approval of the Public Works
Director;
° Crossing to be located such that service could be
provided to the Foster Wickes parcel;
° Owner to enter into agreement covering construction, I
maintenance, and any conditions imposed by the P.U.C.
now and in the future
A lengthy discussion followed with questions being directed
to Staff and to Mr. Griffin who was in the audience.
APPROVAL OF
Following discussion, on motion of Council Member Pinkerton,
SPUR CROSSING
Murphy second, Council adopted Resolution No. 83-83
E. LODI AVE.
approving the installation of a private spur track on E.
Lodi Avenue with the following conditions:
Continued August 3, 1983
4Rc
RES. NO. 83-83 a) The grade of spur is to conform to Lodi Avenue Street
grades
b) The owner of the subject property is to enter into an
agreement covering construction maintenance and any
conditions imposed by the PUC now and in the future.
Council determined that the property owner should have
the choice of whether or not they chose to negotiate
with Foster -Wickes for location of the crossing so that
service could be provided to both parcels.
ORDINAIQGF.S Ordinance No. 1290 - An Ordinance amending the land Use
Element of the Lodi General Plan by redesignating 1900,
1904, 1905, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1910, 1911, 1916, and 1920
LAND USE ErMM4T South Church Street, Lodi, from Low Density Residential to
ti OF GENERAL PLAN Medium Density Residential having bene introduced at a
AMENDED 1900 regular meeting of the Lodi City Council held July 20, 1983
L y ET SEQ SOUTH was brought up for passage on motion of Council Member
CHURCH STREET Pinkerton, Murphy second. Second reading of the Ordinance
AND REZONING was cmitted after reading by title, and the Ordinance was
then adopted and ordered to print by the following vote:
ORD. NO. 1290
AND 1291 Ayes: Council Members - Murphy, Pinkerton, Snider, and
ADOPTED Olson (Mayor)
Noes. Council Members - None
Absent: Council Members - Reid
Ordinance No. 1291 - An Ordinance rezoning 1900, 1904, 1905,
1907, 1908, 1909, 1910, 1911, 1916, and 1920 South Church
Street, Lodi, from R-1, Single Family Residential to R -Md,
Medium Density Multiple Family Residential having been
introduced at a regular meeting of the Lodi City Council
held July 20, 1983 was brought up for passage on motion of
Council Members Pinkerton, Murphy second. Second reading of
the ordinance was then adopted and ordered to print by the
following vote:
Ayes: Council Members - Pinkerton, Snider, Murphy,
and Olson (Mayor)
Noes: Council Members - None
Absent: Council Members - Reid
ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to come before the Council,
Mayor Olson adjourned the meeting at approximately 10:45
p.m.
Attest: &L
Alice M. Reinth
City Clerk