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CLAIMS
In accordance with report and recommendation of the City
Manager, Council, on motion of Counci 1. Member Murphy, Reid
second, approved the following actions hereinafter set
forth.
CLAIMS WERE APPROVED IN THE AMXNT OF $2,199,566.14.
THE MINUTIS OF AUGM 3, 1983 WERE APPROVED AS %RITTEN.
Councilman Pinkerton requested that the City Council be
given a regular accounting of the Bedroom Tax Trust Fund.
ACCEPTANCE OF CC NCIL ACCEPTED THE IbTROV11MKM IN KOFU PARK TENNIS CaM
KOFU PARK TENNIS RESURFACING AND DIRECTED THE PUBLIC VMM DIRBCXR TO FILE A
couRT RESURFACING NOTICE OF OQVIPLETICN THE BCH. THE FINAL CL1qIl3ALT PRICE WAS
$13,150.00. TIS CLNiRACr HAS BEEN CMTL= IN SUBSTANTIAL
Q t%1Rn NCE WITH THE PLANS AND SPEJCIFICATICNS APPROVED BY
O a2 CIL.
Council was apprised that the developers of Lakeridge
Condominiums have not started work on the Lakeridge
Condominiums but are expecting to do so in the very near
future and have asked for an extension on their Subdivision
Agreement for one year.
CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF LCDI
CITY HALL CD(NCIL CHAMBERS
WEUESDAY, SEPrENBER 7, 1983
A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi was held beginning
at 8:00 p.m, on
Wednesday, September 7, 1983 in the City Hall Council
Chambers.
ROLL CALL
Present: Council Members - Murphy, Pinkerton, Reid,
Snider, and Olson (Mayor)
Absent: Council Members - None
Also Present: City Manager Glaves, Assistant City Manager
Glenn, Carmunity Development Director
Schroeder, Public Works Director Ronsko,
and City Clerk Reimche
IlvNI=ICN
The invocation was given by Pastor David Hill, Grace
Presbyterian Church
PLEDGE
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Olson
PRESFNFMICNS
Mayor Olson presented Certificates of Appreciation to the
following Board and Commission Members of the City of Lodi:
Kenneth Heffel - Health District
Milton Bergantz - Library Board
C.M. 'Bud" Sullivan - Library Board
Leonard A. Humphreys - Library Board
Beverly Gabrielson - Library Board
A. E. Sperring - Personnel Board of Review
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GIFT TO CITY
Sister City Committee Member GeorgeFerrero resented to
1 FROM LCDI,
Mayor Olson, a gift that had been presented to him for the
ITALY
City from the City of Lodi, Italy on a trip he made to that
City recently.
OCNSENT CALENDAR
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CLAIMS
In accordance with report and recommendation of the City
Manager, Council, on motion of Counci 1. Member Murphy, Reid
second, approved the following actions hereinafter set
forth.
CLAIMS WERE APPROVED IN THE AMXNT OF $2,199,566.14.
THE MINUTIS OF AUGM 3, 1983 WERE APPROVED AS %RITTEN.
Councilman Pinkerton requested that the City Council be
given a regular accounting of the Bedroom Tax Trust Fund.
ACCEPTANCE OF CC NCIL ACCEPTED THE IbTROV11MKM IN KOFU PARK TENNIS CaM
KOFU PARK TENNIS RESURFACING AND DIRECTED THE PUBLIC VMM DIRBCXR TO FILE A
couRT RESURFACING NOTICE OF OQVIPLETICN THE BCH. THE FINAL CL1qIl3ALT PRICE WAS
$13,150.00. TIS CLNiRACr HAS BEEN CMTL= IN SUBSTANTIAL
Q t%1Rn NCE WITH THE PLANS AND SPEJCIFICATICNS APPROVED BY
O a2 CIL.
Council was apprised that the developers of Lakeridge
Condominiums have not started work on the Lakeridge
Condominiums but are expecting to do so in the very near
future and have asked for an extension on their Subdivision
Agreement for one year.
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Continued Septecrber 7, 1983
LAEERIDGE OXJIMIL APPROVED AN EXTENSION CN THE LAIMIDOIE C(NDMINIMS
OCINOVIINISN5 SUBDIVISION AGRE3VEgr FOR ONE YEAR.
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SUBDIVISION
AGREEV¢NT E U DEI3
SPECS APPROVED
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COUNCIL APPROVED SPECIFICATIONS FCR ASPHALT MATERIAL FCR 2ND
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AND 3RD QUARTER OF FISCAL YEAR 1983-84 AND AUTHORIZED THE
i MATERIAL
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PUTCHASING AGFNT TO ADVERTISE FCR BIDS THMBCN.
WASHINGTON
OCLMIL AOCEPTED THE I&00VEMDUS IN 'WASHINGTON STREET
£ ST�EhT STOW
SMIRM DRAIN, LOOKEK D N M1 AND DIRECTED THE PUBLIC WO[W
+ 'T IN, LOCKg�
DIRECIM TO FILE A NOTICE OF OMIPLETICN WITH THE Call Y
�'� H AOCEPTED
RECORDER'S OFFICE THEREON.
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Notice thereof having been published in accordance with law
The contract was awarded to Crutchfield Construction of
Stockton on July 20, 1983, in the amount of $17,217 and has
been completed in substantial conformance with the plans and
PROPOSED AMEN-
specifications approved by the City Council.
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PUBLIC HEARINGS
Notice thereof having been published in accordance with law
OCNSTR[X.TICN OF
and affidavit of publication being on file in the office of
SECOND LIVING
the City Clerk, Mayor Olson called for the Public Hearing to
UNITS IN AREAS
consider:
EASEMENT Notice thereof having been published and posted in
q ,,%VACATICNS PCRTICN accordance with law and affidavit of publication and posting
V�J OF EASIlVIFVIS being on file in the office of the City Clerk, Mayor Olson
AT LOTS 14 called for the Public Hearing to consider the Resolution of
IJ- THFCUGH 20, Intention to vacate a portion of easement at lots 14 through
WESTLAKE, UNIT 20, Westlake Unit No. 2 and Lots 35 through 48, Westlake
NO. 2 AND hits Shit No. 1. Public Works Director Ronsko reported that late
35 THROUGH 48, information had been received that a public need did exist
WESTI.AIE UNIT for the subjects easements and recommended they not be
NO. 1 vacated.
PUBLIC NEED
There were no persons in the audience wishing to address
DETERMINED
the Council on the matter, and the public portion of the
hearing was closed.
ORDER TO VACATE
On motion of Council Member Pinkerton, Snider second,
NOT ADOPITD
Council determined that a public need did exist regarding
the subject easements, and voted not to adopt an Order of
Vacation.
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:
PROPOSED AMEN-
The Planning Commissions recommendation that the Zoning
MENT TO ZONING
Ordinance (Section 27, Lodi Municipal Code), be amended to
CODE RE
permit, tinder specific conditions, construction of second
OCNSTR[X.TICN OF
living units in areas zoned R-1, Single Family Residential.
SECOND LIVING
UNITS IN AREAS
The matter was introduced by Camunity Development Director
ZONED R-1
Schroeder with questions being posed by the Council.
CONTINUED
On motion of Council Member Reid, Murphy second, Council
continued this Public Hearing to the regular meeting of the
Council of September 21, 1983 at 8:00 p.m. or as soon
thereafter as the matter may be heard to allow time to
review additional information that had been received.
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 Lodi City Planning Cormission's recommended approval
of the request of Wayne Craie. c/o Nbss. Crain and ;Ili—ina
16 Continued September 7, 1983
Loan to amend P -D (15), so that the parcel at 1300 West
Kettleman Lane conforms to the C -S, Commercial Shopping
District rather than the R -C -P,
Residential-Cam)ercial-Professional District.
b) certifying the filing of a Negative Declaration by the
Community Development Director as adequate Environmental
Documentation on the above listed project.
AMEND P -D (15)
The matter was introduced by Community Development Director
TO THAT PAFSCEL
James Schroeder who presented diagrams of the subject area i
AT 1300 WEST
and responded to questions regarding the matter as were
ELTT M14N LANE,
posed by Council.
LCDI , CCN Ub]S
TO THE C -S,
Speaking on behalf of the matter was Mr. Wayne Craig, 222
RATM THAN THE
West Lockeford, Suite 1, Lodi, California.
R -C -P DISTRICT'
There being no other persons in the audience wishing to
speak on the matter, the public portion of the hearing was
closed.
ORD. M. 1296
On motion of Council M7ecrber Pinkerton, Niirphy second,
INIFMJCID
Council introduced Ordinance No. 1296 amending P -D(15) so
that the parcel at 1300 West Kettleman Lane, Lodi, conform
to the C -S, Commercial Shopping District rather than the
R -C -P, Residential -Commerical -Professional District. The
motion carried by unanimous vote.
On motion of Council Member Pinkerton, Murphy second,
Council certified the filing of a Negative Declaration by
the Camxmity Development Director as Adequate Enviromiental
Documentation on the above listed project.
Notices thereof having been published in accordance with law
and affidavits of publication being on file in the office of r
the City Clerk, Mayor Olson called for the Public Hearings
to consider:
a) the Planning Commission recommended approval of the
request of Dennis G. Bennett to rezone the parcel at 1902
South Church Street fran P -D (22), Planned Development
District No. 22 to R -M, Mediun Density Multiple Family
Residential.
b) certifying the filing of a Negative Declaration by the
Canmimity Development Director as adequate environmental
documentation on the above listed project.
The matter was introduced by Conmmity Development Director
James Schroeder who presented diagrams of the subject area
and responded to questions regarding the matter as were
posed by the Council.
Speaking on behalf of the matter was Mr. Dennis Bennett,
1200 West Tokay Street, Lodi.
There being no other persons in the audience wishing to
speak on the matter, the public portion of the hearing was
closed.
�REZtNING
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Council Member Pinkerton then moved for introduction of
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j-�' PARCEL AT 1902
Ordinance No. 1297 rezoning the parcel at 1902 South Church _
,SOUTH C[IME T
Street, Lodi, from P -D (22), Planned Development District
STREET FROM P -D
No. 22 to R -W, Median Density Multiple Family Residential.
(22), TO R -ND
The motion was seconded by Council M7ember Reid and carried
by unanimous vote.
C CED. NO. 1297
On motion of Council Member Pinkerton, Reid second, Council
nNrFJ3UCED
certified the filing of a Negative Declaration by the
Canmunity Development Director as adequate Environmental
Documentation on the above listed project.
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Continued September 7, 1983
PLANNING
CCNMISSICN City Manager Glaves gave the following report of the
fr Planning Camiission meeting of August 22, 1983:
The Planning Commission -
EASBEgr VACATICN 1. Determined that no public need existed and recommended
that the City Council abandon a portion of the public
utility easement to the rear of Lots 14-20, Westlake, Unit
#2, and Lots 35-48, Westlake, Unit #1.
�Y ITBIS OF
INTEREST The Planning Commission also -
1. Denied the request of Tom Kelley to redesignate Lot 115,
Homestead Manor, Unit #3 (i.e. 1423 West Tokay Street), from
a single-family lot to a duplex lot in an area zoned R -ID,
Low Density Multiple -Family Residential.
2. Conditionally approved the request of Lawrence and Annie
Mayers for a Tentative Parcel Map to conbine Lots 3, 4, and
5, Block 16, "City of Lodi" (i.e. 5, 11 and 19 South
Sacramento Street) in an area zoned C -M, Carmercial-Light
Industrial.
3. Conditionally approved the request of Katzakian and
Schaffer, Realtors, on behalf of Claude C. Wood Company, for
a Tentative Parcel Map to create Parcel "A" containing 4.00
acres and Parcel "B" containing 9.60 acres and to join
Parcel "A" with Lot 11, Industrial Lite Subdivision, in an
area zoned M-2, Heavy Industrial.
4. Terminated the Temporary Use Permit of Leslie Wurzbulrger
to operate a flea market at 102, 112, and 122 Hanson Drive
(i.e. Lots 4,5, and 6 Hanson Industrial Park), in an area
zoned M-1, Light Industrial because:the business was being
relocated to 214 South Cluff Avenue in an area zoned M-2,
Heavy Industrial.
5. Allowed the Use Permit of the First Southern Baptist
Church for a temporary mobilehome for classroom purposes at
2301 West Lodi Avenue in an area zoned R-1, Single -Family
Residential to expire on August -31, 1983, because the church
was making the mobile unit a permanent installation.
6. Conditionally approved the request of Raymond T. Nickel
and D. F. Moss on behalf of All Safe Storage to locate a
travel trailer for a watchman at Ill North Houston Lane in
an area zoned M-1, Light Industrial.
CCDVMICATICNS
CITY CLERK City Clerk Reimche apprised the Council that a letter had
cc� been received from R. L. Kautz and Corpany, the City's
Contract Administrator recommending that the City deny the
following Claims and refer them back to the City's Contract
Administrator:
a) Frank Preice DOL 4/18183
CLAIMS
b) Mary Ellen Hayes DOL 914/82
On motion of Mayor Pro Tempore Snider, Reid second, Council
denied the aforementioned claims and referred them back to
the City's Contract Administrator.
�1 LETTER FRCMI City Clerk Reimche presented a letter from Congressman
C NGPES%AN Shunnvay which had been received in response to the City
NCUMAN D. comnmications regarding the Cable TelecoRmimication Act of
SHCi17NAY RE S.66 1983 (S.66)
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Continued September i, 1983
LITIGATION
City Clerk Reimche presented a letter frau C. A. Howlett,
'''v REGARDING
Special Assistant to the President for Intergovernmental
INOFUHIMN
Affairs acknowledging the City's recent correspondance
CALIFORTNIA NATER.
regarding proposed litigation that would critically affect
RFSCUCES
the water resources in Northern California.
Mr. Howlett's letter advised that the City's letter had been
forwarded to the appropriate officials at the Department of
the Interior for their consideration and direct reply.
Council Member Reid advised that this may be a mute issue as
it was his understanding that the suit was being withdrawn.
RE'VENUE SHARING
Following introduction of the matter by Staff, Council, on
PUBLIC HEARING
motion of Mayor Pro Tempore Snider, Murphy second, set a
SEL
Public Hearing to consider proposed uses of Revenue Sharing
Funds to be received by the City of Lodi for an adjourned
regular meeting of the Lodi City Council to be held October
6, 1983 at 8:00 p.m.
OSP IENTS BY
CITY COUNCIL
MEN23ERS
Mayor Olson addressed the Council regarding the dangerous
situations being encountered with bicycle riders riding
BICYCLE SAFETY
their bicycles on city sidewalks and proposed that a
bicycle safety education program should be initiated.
ILDI CABLE
Following introduction of the subject by Mayor Olson, a
nrr TELEVISION
Council discussion followed regarding the conplaints being
CMILAIINM
received regarding the Cable Television changing of
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programming. Council, following this discussion, directed
that a future Shirt Sleeve Session (Informal Informational
Meeting) be set aside to meet with executive representatives
of the Lodi Cable Television Company and its parent company
to discuss areas of concern regarding their operation within
the City of Lodi.
IMM PROPOSED
Council Member Murphy proposed that a letter be sent by the
RE REGENT
Council to Congressman Shumvay indicating Council disgust
SHOUTING MIN OF
with the Russians recent actions involving the shooting down
✓..i� CIVILIAN PLANE
of a civilian passenger plane.
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Following introduction of the matter by Council Member
Murphy, Council expressed its appreciation to all those
persons, organizations and the Site Foundation for an
outstanding Field and Fair Day.
J UPDATE ON IDA Mayor Pro Tempore Snider gave a brief update on the status
GWU APPLICATION of the E.D.A. grant application for the rehabilitation of
FOR THE the "Old" Lodi Union High Site - Hutchins Street Square.
•, RITIABILITATIGN OF
H(ACFHNS SKEET
SQUARE
OQ MEITTS BY 'E
PUBLIC ON NCN
AGENDA IMS There were no persons in the audience wishing to speak under
this segment of the agenda.
REPORTS OF ME
CITY MANAGER.
REGULAR CAL14DAR Prior to introduction of the hereinafter listed agenda
items, Council Member Pinkerton indicated that he would
abstain from voting on these matters.
1) Amendment to Ordinance No. 1294 - Approving the terms
-,� and conditions of a Member Agreement between Northern
California Power Agency and certain participating members
and authorizing the execution of and delivery of said
Agreement by Officers of the Citv of Lodi - NCPA %P(1thPTnw1
Continued September i, 1983
2) Amend Agreement for Construction, Operation and
Financing of the North Fork Stanislaus River Hydroelectric
Development Project.
3) Amend Agreement to Contract for Electric Service with
United States Department of Energy, WAPA.
The heretofore listed items had been reviewed by Staff at a
recent Informal Informational Meeting. Information
regarding each item was again provided by Staff who then
responded to questions as were posed by the Council.
Following discussion, Council took the following actions:
ANIt N)F1VT TO On motion of Council [VkEber Reid, Snider second, Council
GED. NO. 1294 re -introduced Ordinance No. 1294, including Amendment One -
NCPA GDCAHEBMAL Ordinance of the City Council of the City of Lodi approving
PROJECT M. 3 the terms and conditions of an agreement to a Member
THIRD PHASE
Agreement Between Northern California Power Agency and
AGPJDE T
Certain Participating Members, and Authorizing the Execution
of and Delivery of said Agreement and Amendment by Officers
of the City of Lodi, NCPA, Geothermal Project No. 3 - Third
CRD. NO 1294
Phase Agreement. The nation carried by the following vote:
REINTRCDUCED
Ayes: Council Members - Reid, Snider, and Olson (51ayor)
Noes: Council Members - Murphy
Council Member Murphy indicated that he was voting no as he
had not had an opportunity to completely review the subject
documents pertaining to this item
Absent: Council Members - None
Abstain: Council Members - Pinkerton
AMMVM AMEN-
On motion of Council Nkirber Reid, Snider second, Council
J ED RE
introduced Ordinance No. 1298 - An Ordinance of the City
CCNSTRUCTICN,
� S,14E RATION AND
of the City of Lodi, approving the terms and conditions of
Amendment Member Agreement Northern
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FINANCING OF THE
an to a Between
California Power Agency
and Certain Participating Members,
NCH FORK
and Authorizing the Execution of and Delivery of said
STANISLAUS RIVER
Amendment by the Officers of the City of Lodi, North Fork
HYDROIIECTRIC
Stanislaus River Hydroelectric Development Project. The
DEVELOPMRgr
PRDJECT
motion carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Council Members - Reid, Snider, and Olson (Mayor)
ORD. NO. 1298
INITCULCED
Noes: Council Members - Murphy
Absent: Council Members - None
Abstain: Council Members - Pinkerton
AGBEIIV)F2 TO
On motion of Mayor Pro Tempore Snider, Reid second, Council
�CENIRACT FM
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adopted Resolution No. 83-99 approving Amendatory Agreement
,+ ELECTRIC SERVICE
between the City of Lodi and the United States Department of
WITH WAPA
Energy, Western Power Administration - (Electric Service
Arrangement for Cogeneration and Renewable Resource Projects
RES. NO. 83-99
NCPA 2) and authorized the City Manager and City Clerk to
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execute the Agreement on behalf of the City. The motion
carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Council Members - Murphy, Reid, Snider, and
.Olson 0dayor)
Noes: Council Members - None
Absent: Council Members - None
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20 Continued September 7, 1983
Council was apprised that the following letter had been
received from Morris and Wenell, Architects and Planners
requesting a change in the City's Water Nlain Installation
Policy:
"It has come to my attention that the City of Lodi is
requiring my client, Mr. Don Ford to extend a 10" water line
approximately 671' to the west along his north property line
to serve future easterly development. We feel the
requirement is unfair, and we are formally asking the City
of Lodi to rescind this decision for the following reasons:
1. The property to the East which the 10" line will
ultimately serve is beyond the city limits. With the
recent approval of the green belt initiative, the
realities of this property being annexed and developed
in the near future is rather remote, making this
requirement rather unnecessary.
2. The city's policy is to have the developer front the
cost for these improvements and subsequent users pay
partial reimbursements. The city only extends this
payback period for five years. Nioney secured after this
time would go to the city rather than return to the
developer. In reality, we will never see any monetary
reimbursement for fronting this work.
3. The cost for this 10" extension exceeds $14,000.00.
4. We would be willing to give the city an easement so if
the property was ultimately developed in the future,
that developer could pay for the 10" extension. This
certainly is a more equitable solution.
Please place this request for modification on the next
council agenda. Please call if you have any questions."
DEVEUJPER,'S
Public Works Director Ronsko outlined the existing City
RDQL= FCR
policy as it relates to water and fire protection develop-
NMIFIC:ATICN OF
ment requirements (subdivision or single parcel) as follows:
WATER MASTER PLAN
LINE EKrEMICN
1. The developer is required to provide water service and
REQUIREVEMS
fire protection to his development by extending water main
through the frontage of his property.
2. The developer is required to size and locate the mains
to serve his development and he must also conform to the
City's Water Master Plan.
3. If the developer extends a water amain which will .
ultimately serve other fronting parcels, the City enters
into a 10 -year reimbursement agreement with the developer.
4. Were the City's Master Plan calls for a major water
main installation (10" or greater), the developer shall
install the size line shown on the Master Plan; however, the
City will credit him for the difference in cost of materials
between an 8" water main installation and the installation
required under the Master Plan.
5. Where possible, the Master Plan lines are installed
within the public street right-of-way. However, in
industrial and large commercial areas, in order to get the
proper grid network, it is necessary to install some Master
Plan lines in easements. This is the situation which is
being considered under this request.
6. The developer is also required to provide adequate
on-site fire protection. In most instances in larger parcel
developments, this will require a water main (6" or 811) to
be installed on-site.
Continued September 7, 1983
Council was further apprised that the 10" water main in
question not only provides for proper extension into the
future easterly industrial area, but it also provides
necessary water pressure to the Cluff Avenue area by
ultimately tying into the City's "existing 14" water main
east of the Central California tracks.t is true that this
ultimate looping may not take place until the area east of
the existing City limits is developed. As part of the Cluff
Avenue Assessment District work, the 10" water main has been
stubbed to the easterly right-of-way on Cluff Avenue at the
north property line of the subject property.
Following discussion with diagrams of the subject area being
presented for Council's perusal, Council, on motion of
Council Member Reid, Murphy second, determined that the
property owner be required to provide the City with a 10'
Public Utility Easement; further, that the property owner be
required to providelor extend an 8" water line for
approximately 250' through the frontage of his property; and
at such time as the property to the east of the subject
parcel is developed or at such time as the City may call for
it, the property owner will be required to extend an 8"
water line for the remaining approximately 400 feet to the
west along his north property line to serve future easterly
development.
Agenda item K-5 - "Approve appeal of Cochran Road Property
Owner regarding City requirements, re: Offsite
Improvements" was introduced by City Manager Glaves.
Public Works Director Jack Ronsko gave the following report
concerning the matter to the Council and presented diagrams
of the subject area for Council's perusal.
In August of 1980, the owners of 2025 Cochran Road signed an
agreement with the City of Lodi agreeing to "install curb,
gutter, sidewalk, street lights, grading and paving in
conformance with standard City Policy, upon demand of the
City and in no event later than five years from the date of
execution of this agreement."
In September of 1982, the owners of corner parcel at 2041
Cochran Road entered into a different, but similar
agreement. This agreement and the reason for deferring
their improvement was discussed at the September 15, 1982,
Council meeting. The City Council concurred in the
postponement of improvements and the requiring of all
improvements on the north side of Cochran Road (Peach to
W.I.D. Canal) when the 2001/2009 Cochran Road parcel
develops.
Recently, Dallas and Willa Paul have been discussing with
the Assistant City Engineer the possible development of the
2001/2009 Cochran Road parcel. Council received a copy of a
letter from the Pauls dated August 11, 1982, requesting the
City to consider a phased development plan for the
improvements west of their parcel. The letter requests that
the City not call for all the improvements on Cochran Road
and that the property owners be allowed to only install the
curb and gutter at this time. The installation of the
sidewalk and street lights would take place sane time in the
_. future.
The Pauls are also asking the City to be responsible for all
street paving fronting 2017, 2025, 2033, and 2041 Cochran
Road. Under present policy, if the owners of 2017 and 2033
elected to put in just their curb and gutter at this time,
the City would do any necessary paving to complete the
street. However, the City has an agreement with 2025 and
2041 Cochran which makes them responsible for their paving.
It is felt that a far reachinz precedent would he -,Pt if the
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2 G Continued Septerber 7, 1983
If the City were to call for all the improvements as they
had discussed in September 1982 (i.e. 2025 and 2041 Cochran
under their agreement with City and 2017 and 2033 Cochran
under a Streets and Highway Code Improvement Act), the
following actions would have to take place:
1. City would have to first acquire 7-J feet of additional
right-of-way from parcels at 2017 and 2033 Cochran Road.
2. City would have to call for improvements at 2025 and
2041 Cochran Road.
3. Once improvements under Paul's proposed development
(2001/2009 Cochran) and the improvement at 2025 and 2041
Cochran were installed, the City would then call for
improvements at 2017 and 2033 Cochran under a Streets
and Highway Code Improvement Act.
Under this procedure, all of the Cochran Road improvements
could not be constructed under one contract, which is the
preferred method.
Therefore, if the Council wants full improvements in subject
area, Staff suggested that the following procedure be
considered:
1. City would call for improvement at 2025 and 2041 Cochran
Road to be installed at the same time as Paul's
development at 2001/2009 Cochran.
2. At 2017 and 2033 Cochran Road, the City could trade
curb, gutter and sidewalk installation for street right
of dedication.
Right-of-way costs $2,000 - $3,000
Curb, Gutter & Sidewalk Costs $3,000 - 3,500
3. City would pick up paving cost only at 2017 and 2033
Cochran.
4. The (5) property owners on Cochran Road would all share
in the cost of one street light ($1500±).
The following residents of the area addressed the Council
regarding the matter:
a) Dallas Paul, 2001/2009 Cochran Road, Lodi
b) Don Schock, 2025 Cochran Road, Lodi
c) Claude Lewis, 2033 Cochran Road, Lodi
d) Mr, and Mrs. Norman Carlin, 2041 W. Cochran Road, Lodi
e) W. Christine Nielson, 2017 W. Cochran Road, Lodi
f) Mr. John Zabella, prior owner of parcel on Cochran Road
A very lengthy discussion followed with questions being
directed to Staff and to those residents who had given
testimony.
On motion of Council Member Murphy, Snider second, Council
determined that the City would call for curb and gutter
improvements pursuant to existing agreements at 2025 and
2041 Cochran Road to be installed at the same time as Paul's
development at 2001/2009 Cochran; further, Council
determined that at 2017 and 2033 Cochran Road, the City
would trade curb and gutter installation for street right of
way dedication. It was further determined that the property
owners would have to provide the sidewalk improvements
Continued September 7, 1983
to be made. It was determined that every effort should be
made to save existing trees in the subject area. It was
also determined that the developer (Dallas and Willa Paul) -
APPEAL OF LOCH-
2001/2009 Cochran Road) would be required to provide curb,
RAN ROAD PROPERTY
gutter, sidewalk and street light improvements at their own
O;IIM RECARDING
expense.
CITY REQUIPMVEIIS
RE OFFSITE
Further, Staff was directed to cane back to Council at a
INTROVEMENIS
future meeting regarding paving costs in the subject area
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and information regarding payment of improvement costs -
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provided by property owners by Agreement.
Council was apprised that the Hutchins Street project, Vine
to Tokay, is nearing completion and striping will start in
the next few days. In keeping with the general plan for the
street, there will be a two-way left turn lane from Vine to
Tokay with travel lanes and parking on each side. In
NO PALING SCU111
completing the south end of the project, a left turn pocket
r.,BUREINS STREET
will be installed on the south leg of the Vine/Hutchins
1 SO= OF VINE
intersection. Because of the narrower street width, this
installation requires no parking an each side as shown on
the exhibit. This no parking area has been held to an
absolute minimum - 10 parking stalls will be lost. All
residences will have on street parking available.
RES. NO. 83-100
Following discussion with questions being directed to Staff,
Council, on motion of Council Member Snider, Murphy second,
adopted Resolution No. 83-100 establishing "No Parking"
zones - Hutchins Street/Vine to Tokay St.
ITEM REMNED
With the tacit concurrence of the City Council, agenda item
FRIM AGENDA
K-7, "Adopt Classification for Reorganization of Finance
Department and Fire Department" was removed from the Agenda.
RESOLUTION FIX-
Following introduction of the matter by City Manager Glaves,
t, _ING FEES FOR CARD
Council, on motion of Council M comber Reid, Murphy second,
LICENSING
adopted Resolution No. 83-101 - Resolution of the Lodi City
_ AND VUE PERMITS
Council Fixing Fees for Card Roan Licensing and Work
ADOPTED
Permits.
RES. NO. 83-101
LEASE WITH L(DI
A proposed Lease between the City of Lodi and the Lodi Grape
GIAPE FESTIVAL
Festival and National Wine Show for the Festival's use of
FCR USE OF
the stadium was presented for Council's perusal and
STADIiM APPROVED
approval. Following discussion, on motion of Council Member
Murphy, Reid second, Council adopted Resolution No. 83-102
ti. p RFS. NO. 83-102
approving the subject lease and authorizing the Mayor and
City Clerk to execute the subject agreement on behalf of the
City.
/ ORDINANCES
Ordinance No. 1293 - An Ordinance Amending P -D (17) -
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Planned Development District No. 17 by increasing the P -D
k -rJ DISTRICT
density to 30 units per acre with a parking ration of 1 to 1
NO. 17 AN'IQIDED
to provide for a 96 unit complex for senior citizens to be
located on the westerly 484.55 feet of 800 North Church
Street, Lodi, having been introduced at a regular meeting of
the Lodi City Council held August 17, 1983 was brought up
for passage on motion of Council Nkrfber Pinkerton, Murphy
second. Second reading of the Ordinance was omitted after
reading by title, and the Ordinance was then adopted and
ordered to print by the following vote:
ORD. NO. 1293
Ayes: Council Members - Reid, Snider, Pinkerton,
ADOPTED
Murphy & Olson (Mayor)
Noes: Council Meabers - None
Absent: Council Members - None
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('24 Continued September 7, 1983
OLID. APPRWING
Ordinance No. 1295 - An Ordinance Approving the terms and
AGREMIENL WITH
conditions of a Member Agreement between Northern California
NCPA FOR
Power Agency and certain participating members and
OCNSTRUCTICN,
authorizing the execution of and delivery of said Agreement
OPRWICN, AMID
by Officers of the City of Lodi - Agreement for
FINANCING OF
construction, operation, and financing of Transmission
TRANSMISSION
Project Number One, having been introduced at a regular
PROJDGT N[NBF.R
meeting of the Lodi City Council held August 17, 1983 was
CNE
brought up for passage on motion of Mayor Pro Tempore
Snider, Reid second. Second reading of the Ordinance was
then omitted after reading by title, and the Ordiance was
then adopted and ordered to print by the following vote:
CRD. NO. 1295
Ayes: Council Members - Murphy, Reid, Snider, and
ADa
Olson (Mayor)
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Noes: Council Members - None
Absent: Council Members - None
Abstain: Council Members - Pinkerton
AWCtIE MENT
There being no further business to come before the Council
Mayor Olson adjourned the meeting at approximately 11:00
p.m.
Attest: c�
Kim
Alice M. Re Re imc e
City Clerk