HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - January 20, 198210
A
Mr. Walton presented petitions signed by approximately
172 persons stating that "we, the undersigned
residents of Lodi, ask the City Council to reject
the proposed widening of South Hutchins Street".
CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF LODI
CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS
January 20, 1982
A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi was held beginning
at 8:00 p.m., Wednesday, January 20, 1982 in the City Hall Council Chambers.
ROLL CALL
Present: Councilmen - Hughes (arrived
8:02 p.m.), Katnich,
Pinkerton, and McCarty
(Mayor)
Absent: Councilmen - Murphy
Also Present: City Manager Glaves, Assistant City
Manager Glenn, Public Works Director
Ronsko, C:onmunity Development Director
Schroeder, City Attorney Stein, and
City Clerk Reimche.
INVOCATION:
The invocation was given by Father Raymond Knapp,
St. John's Episcopal Church.
PLEDGE:
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Mccarty.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
Following introduction of the matter by City Clerk
Reimche, Council, on motion of Councilman Pinkerton,
APPEAL CONTINUED RE
Katnich second, continued to the February 3, 1982
USE PERMIT TO USE
regular Council meeting, the Public Hearing to consider
SINGLE-FAMILY PARCEL
the appeal of George J. Williams, M.D., 1200 West
AT 1001 YORK STREET,
Vine Street, Lodi, of the Planning Carmi.ssion's denial
LODI, AS AN OFF-STREET of his request for a use permit to use the single -
PARKING IAT FOR THE
family parcel at 1001 York Street, Lodi, as an off -
EXPANSION OF FAIRMONT
street parking lot for the expansion of Fairmont
REHABILITATION
Rehabilitation Hospital at 950 South Fairmont Avenue,
HOSPITAL AT 950 SOUTH
Lodi, California.
FAIRMONT STREET, IADI
Notice thereof having been published in accordance
with law and affidavit of publication being on file
in the office of the City Clerk, Mayor McCarty called
for the Public Hearing to consider the Hutchins
Street Improvement Protect, Kettlenan Lane to Pine
Street.
The matter was introduced by Public Works Director
Ronsko and Richard C. Prima, Jr., Associate Civil
Engineer who presented diagrams of the subject
area, explained the purpose of the hearing,the general
history of the project and the project description.
Kate Burdick, Environmental Planner and Jeff Clark,
Traffic Engineer for CH2NHill spoke on the EIR and
traffic studies.
City and property owner responsibilities, the proposed
schedule and the minimum recarmended project were also
discussed. The following persons addressed the Council
regarding the matter:
a) Brenda Kermode, 510 Rimby Street, Lodi
b) Gary Blonigren, 16830 N. Locust Tree Road, Lodi
c) Gene Walton, Attorney at Law, representing
Leon Perlegas, 1340 S. Hutchins Street, Lodi
Mr. Walton presented petitions signed by approximately
172 persons stating that "we, the undersigned
residents of Lodi, ask the City Council to reject
the proposed widening of South Hutchins Street".
F1
Continued January 20, 1982
2. Approved the request of Baunbach and Piazza,
Consulting Engineers, on behalf of Clark and
McGrath COnStruction Company for a Revised
Tentative Subdivision Map and Use Permit (U-81-46)
for STONE TREE, a 2 -lot Conianiniun project
proposed for the Southwest corner of South
Cherokee Lane and Almond Drive in an area zoned
P -D (20), Planned Development District No. 20.
The Ccmnission certified the filing of a Negative
Declaration by the Cormunity Developnent Director
as being adequate environmental docanentation for
this project.
3. Approved the request of Terry Piazza, Baunbach
and Piazza, Consulting Engineers, on behalf of
Phil Muller to carbine 7 lots into 3 parcels
on South Sacranento Street between Tokay arra
Chestnut Streets in an area zoned M-2, Heavy
Industrial.
4. Approved the request of Erman De Bernard for
a Use permit to add facilities for dancing in
conjunction with an existing cocktail lounge at
the Camelot Restaurant, located at 101 Lakewood
Mall in an area zoned C -S, Commercial Shopping.
d) Mr. L. D. Thnn, 349 Shady Acres, Lodi
e) Mr. Pete Buus, employed by Ekstrans Plumbing
and Electrical Supply, Lodi
f) J. R. Bredesen, 1001 S. Hutchins Street, Lodi
g) Curt Kelly, 12 S. Hutchins Street, Lodi
h) Robert Kidd, 427 West Oak Street, Lodi
i) Ted Wittmayer, 921 S. Hutchins Street, Lodi
j) Lester Lautt, 235 S. Hutchins street, Lodi
The full proceedings of this public hearing were
recorded by a qualified reporter and a complete
transcript of these proceedings are on file in the
office of the City Clerk.
RECESS
Mayor McCarty called for a recess at 9:30 p.m. and
the Council reconvened at approximately 9:35 p.m.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
A lengthy discussion followed with questions being
n
directed to Staff and to persons who had given
testimony. On motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Katnich
C
second, Council directed Staff to provide additional
information at the regular Council meeting of March
3, 1982 regarding the proposed Hutchins Street
Improvement Project, Kettleman Lane to Pine Street,
including the one-way streets alternative proposed,
and accident information regarding the Hutchins/kettle-
man Lane intersection.
RECESS
Mayor McCarty declared a five minute recess, and
the Council reconvened at approximately 10:30 p.m.
PLANNING COMMISSION
City Manager Glaves gave the following report of
the Planning Commission meeting of January 11, 1982:
The Planning Canmission:
ITEMS OF INPERF.ST
1. Denied the request of Dennis Swanson, D.C., et al,
to rezone the parcel at 1001 Windsor Dr. from
R-1, Single -Family Residential to R -C -P,
Residential-Cmmercial-Professional.
2. Approved the request of Baunbach and Piazza,
Consulting Engineers, on behalf of Clark and
McGrath COnStruction Company for a Revised
Tentative Subdivision Map and Use Permit (U-81-46)
for STONE TREE, a 2 -lot Conianiniun project
proposed for the Southwest corner of South
Cherokee Lane and Almond Drive in an area zoned
P -D (20), Planned Development District No. 20.
The Ccmnission certified the filing of a Negative
Declaration by the Cormunity Developnent Director
as being adequate environmental docanentation for
this project.
3. Approved the request of Terry Piazza, Baunbach
and Piazza, Consulting Engineers, on behalf of
Phil Muller to carbine 7 lots into 3 parcels
on South Sacranento Street between Tokay arra
Chestnut Streets in an area zoned M-2, Heavy
Industrial.
4. Approved the request of Erman De Bernard for
a Use permit to add facilities for dancing in
conjunction with an existing cocktail lounge at
the Camelot Restaurant, located at 101 Lakewood
Mall in an area zoned C -S, Commercial Shopping.
Continued January 20, 1982
5. Approved the request of B. T. Reeves for variances
to (1) reduce the street side yard and (2) allow
drive and circulation facilities for off-street
parking in the front yard at 300 West Pine Street
in an area zoned R -C -P, Residential -Co mercial-
Professional.
6. Extended until January 28, 1983 the Use Permit
which allows Holz Rubber Ccmpany to use two
temporary trailers for offices at 1129 South
Sacramento Street in an area zoned M-2, Heavy
Industrial.
7. Reccm ended that the San Joaquin County Planning
Cammission approve the request of Jeff Ki.rst to
vary the required 10,000 square feet for duplex
lots to 6,500 square feet in the previously
approved Mokelumne Acres subdivision located on
the North side of Augusta Street, 500 feet west
of Chestnut Street, Town of Woodbridge.
COfM7UNICATIONS City Clerk Reimche presented an appeal which had
been received frau Jack L. Gilliland, M.D., regarding
APPEAL REGARDING the Lodi City Planning Cc mission's January 11, 1982
REZONING OF PARCEL AT denial of the request to rezone the parcel at
1001 WINDSOR DRIVE 1001 Windsor Drive, Lodi, from R-1, Single -Family
SET FOR HEARING Residental, to R -C -P, Residential-Ccnmercial-Professional.
U) Dr. Gilliland asked that the matter be set for Public
C G- Hearing on Wednesday, February 17, 1982. On motion
of Councilman Katnich, Pinkerton second, the matter
was set for hearing on February 17, 1982 as requested.
ABC LICENSE City Clerk Reimche presented an application for
It,Alcoholic Beverage License which had been received
R!" fran E manno and Linda DeBernard, the Camelot, 101
Lakewood Mall, Lodi. On Sale Beer and Wine Eating
Place.
FdDQUEST FOR PUBLIC On motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Hughes second,
CONDENMTION OF
the City Clerk was directed to place on the agenda
PROPERTY PLACED ON
for the February 3, 1982 regular council meeting the
FUTURE AGENDA
request of Norris and Wenell for Public condemnation
of Assessor Parcel Nos. 049-020-02 and 049-020-16
n " -I�.
y
(Snell and Jerane). The motion carried by the
following vote:
Ayes: Councilmen - Hughes, Pinkerton, and
McCarty.
Noes: Councilmen - Katnich
Absent: Councilmen - Murphy
On motion of Councilman Katnich, Pinkerton second,
Council denied the following Claims and referred
then to R. L. Kautz and Company, the City's Contract
J
Administrator:
Jesus Gonzales DOL 8/16/81
Margaret Sayler DOL 9/2/81
CHECK RECEIVED
City Clerk Reimche presented a check in the amount
FROM OLD LODI HIGH
of $1,200.00 which had been received from the "Old
SCHOOL SITE
Lodi Union High School Site Foundation". Councilman
FOUNDATION
Pinkerton colored in the appropriate number of blocks
on the graph indicating total contributions received
to date. A breakdown of the contributions received
- -
was given indicating that excluding the heretofore
mentioned $1,200.00, a total of $255,000.00 had been
received.
N
Continued January 20, 1982
COMMENTS BY COUNCIU4Eq The following resolution was introduced to the Council
by Councilman Pinkerton. A lengthy discussion followed
with questions being posed by members of the Council
as to the exact charge of the proposed Catmission.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF LODI ESTABLISHING AN ECONOMIC DBVEGOPMENT
COMMISSION IN THE CITY OF LODI
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Lodi finds
that it is necessary and essential that the City use
all practical means and measures to promote and enhance
economic development and increase opportunities for
useful employment within the City of Lodi; and
MEMEAS, the City Council of the City of Lodi
further finds that it is in the City's best interest
to seek out industrial and cammercial enterprises with
the intent of having said industrial and commercial
enterprises locate or relocate within the City of
Lodi in order to pranote and enhance the economic
development and increase opportunities for useful
employment within the City of Lodi;
NOW, THEREFORE, in order to promote and enhance
the economic development and increase opportunities
for useful employment within the City of Lodi, the
City Council of the City of Lodi hereby establishes
an Economic Development Commission.
The Commission shall consist of eight members
to be appointed by the Mayor with the consent of the
City Council. Said members shall serve at the pleasure
of the City Council, and may be removed from office
without cause upon an affirmative vote of three (3)
Counci]menbers.
At least one representative of the following
vocational categories shall be selected for membership
on the Economic Development Cotmission:
(1) Commercial (Business person)
(2) Development
(3) Real Estate
(4) Financial
(5) Architecture/Engineering
(6) Accountancy
(7) Industrial
(8) A representative of the San Joaquin County
Economic Development Agency
Members of the Economic Development Commission
shall serve without compensation. All members of
the Commission shall be entitled to such expenses
as approved by the City Council.
The terms of the office of the members of the
Economic Development Commission shall be four years
from the respective date of appointment, provided
however, that terms of office of the various members
of the Economic Development Commission adopted after the
effective date of this Resolution shall be determined
by lot so that there will be staggered terms with one
member to serve one year, two members to serve trap
years, two members to serve three years, and two
members to serve four years. The representative from
San Joaquin County Economic Development Agency shall
serve for the same term as said representative serves
as a representative to the San Joaquin County Economic
Development Agency.
X�
Continued January 20, 1982
Any member appointed to fill a vacancy occuring
prior to the expiration of the tern for which the
predecessor was appointed shall be appointed for the
remainder of such tern.
There shall be no restriction on the number of
consecutive terms an individual may serve subject to
their reappointment by the City Council.
The Economic Development Ccmmmission shall have
powers to elect its own presiding officer with the i
title of Chairperson, and such other officers as may
be necessary or expedient and to adopt rules of order
and procedure.
The Economic Development Commission shall meet at
the call of the Chairperson or majority of the Commission,
but not less than one time every month. A Majority
of the members of the Economic Development CaTanission
shall constitute a quonun; and a majority of the quorum
is sufficient for the Commission to take action. The
Commission shall keep an accurate record of its pro-
ceedings and transactions.
The deliberations of the Economic Development
Commission shall be held in public session, but this
shall not constitute the sessions as public hearings
as a matter of right, open to the participation by
members of the general public at large, except at
the will of the majority of the Econcmmic Development
Commission.
The City of Lodi shall furnish to the Fconanic
Development Commission adequate secretarial assistance,
professional support staff, and meeting space, contirr
gent upon the availability of funds. Upon the request
of the Economic Development Commission, the City shall
also make available the services and advice of various
admmininstrative departments.
ISO
(1) The Economic Development Commission shall
collect information on opportunities for
business and investment in the City of Lodi.
(2) The Economic Development Commission shall
prepare pamphlets explaining opportunities
within the City.
(3) The Economo Developnent Commission shall
prepare pamphlets outlining City regulations
affecting businesses.
(4) The Economic Development Commission shall
seek out commercial and industrial businesses
for the City of Lodi.
(5) The Economic Development Commission shall
recommend City priorities in the area of
economic development through a comprehensive
set of goals, objectives, and strategies.
(6) The Ecorxmic Development Commission shall
identify and define critical economic develop-
ment issues, problems, opportunities and
constraints.
(7) The Economic Development Commission shall act
as an advisory body to the Lodi City Council
on key econanic development issues.
(8) The Economic Development Commission shall assist
and facilitate the coordination of local
Continued January 20, 1982
economic development efforts on those
organizations currently involved in the
econonic development activities.
(9) The Economic Development Caanission shall
facilitate public and private sector
coordination in the development of specific
programs and projects.
On motion of Councilman Hughes, Pinkerton second,
Council adopted Resolution No. 82-4 set forth above
with the following amendments:
RESOLUTION
The following sentence was deleted from paragraph
ESTABLISHING AN
thirteen:
ECONOMIC DEVELOP-
MENT COMMISSION IN
"A City of Lodi staff person shall act as an ex -
THE CITY OF LODI
officio member of said Canmission and shall act as
a liaison between the City Council and the Carmission".
RES. NO. 82-4
`
Item 5 listed under "Duties" was amended to read,
"The Economic Development Cc mission shall reccnmend
--.J
and advise the City Council on City priorities in the
C i
area of economic development through a ccmprehensive
set of goals, objectives, and strategies".
Council directed that the charge of this Ommission be
discussed at a future Informal Informational Meeting.
REPORTS OF THE
CITY MANAGER
CONSENT CALENDAR
In accordance with report and recconendation of the
City Manager, the following actions, hereby set forth
between asterisks, on motion of Councilman Pinkerton,
Katnich second, were approved by Council.
CLAIMS •�1�x;
CLAIMS WERE APPROVED IN THE AMOUNT OF $1,81-1,221.09
APRIL 13, 1982
Council adopted the following resolutions pertaining
GENERAL MUNICIPAL
to the April 13, 1982 General Municipal. Election:
ELECTION
RES. NO. 82-5 and
Resolution No. 82-5 Establishing City Hall as the
82-6
Official Election Return Center for the April 13, 1982
J
General Municipal Election.
Resolution No. 82-6 - Resolution Authorizing the City
Clerk to Canvas the results of the General Municipal
Election.
Council received the following bids for one 500 KVA
and one 750 KVA three-phase padnount transformer to
replace the smaller units at Century Assenbly Church
on Century Boulevard and Albertson's Save Stores on
West Kettleman Lane, respectively, because of increasing
loads: (See page 86)
AWARD - THREE-PHASE
On recamnendation of the City Manager, Council adopted
PADM uNT TRANSFORMERS
the following resolution:
RFS. NO. 82-7
RESOLUTION NO. 82-7
Ll
^ C'
RESOLUTION AWARDING THE BID FOR 3 PHASE PADMDUNTED
C
TRANSFORMERS TO RTE CORPORATION IN THE AMOUNT OF
$16,338.84.
F4
L
wd
V
N
N
N O
d •.J
C
� L
W
L U
O
C W
N U
tl tl
o a
a ui
1 PJ N
Ln
M_4
14
N1
.�•1
A
.r
N
W
M
tl
�
W U
in
in
G
O
to
n
�
40
4
•�
cl
n
cn
s�}
N
tl
N
0
Ln
C!
inN
a
An
O
w
m
rn
r;
m
o
incn
7
o
��
m
a w
r
n
'-'
in N
°°
V
U
ref•
c.
�4
rn
N
M
.a
.
J]
x
d
o o
u
Enco
U
OD
In
d
10 co
i•r
a
y
x
o+
C% o
�
vs
'4
w
o
U
o
U
U
,
9:6
O
a
-
vRi1-4
o
> U
o
rn
a
ci
3
T Ntj
4
Vltl .0
-.4N
O
O W
14 -H w
J
o
4-1
m
E
v>
h
,'a,
Q 14
C V
O S
U f 1
.-r E
H b 'C C
A C W d
t�
r -,
W
V U
q
Oto µEj
14
ej
H
ci
Ca W
r
y
. •�-
L4
cn
U
H tl
C
3
cn
January 20, 1982
P
SPECS FOR PORTABLE
COUNCIL APPROVED THE SPECIFICATIONS FOR A PORTABLE
BASKEPBAIL FLOOR
BASKETBALL FLOOR AND AUTHORIZED THE PURCHASE AGENT
APPROVED
TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS THEREON.
,11 J
COUNCIL ACCEPTED THE IMPROVEMENTS IN "SALA.S PARK
- a
IlMPRWII4ENTS, SPRINFI iS AND TJRFING" AND DIRECTED
SALARY ADJUSTMENT
THE PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR TO FILE A NOTICE OF
_1 3
COMPLETION THEREON.
STATE STATUTES
This contract was awarded to B & V Landscaping of
PERMITTING THE
Sacramento on October 15, 1980 in the amount of
POLICE DEPARTMENT
$117,960.00 and has been canpleted in substantial
ID CITE VEHICLES
conformance with the plans and specifications
FOR PARKING IN
approved by the City Council.
1982 CONTRACT WITH
Council, on motion of Councilman Katnich, Hughes second,
LODI DODGERS
approved the proposed 1982 Contract with the Lodi
APPROVED1
Dodgers Baseball Club and authorized the City Manager
'��
and City Clerk to execute the Contract on behalf of
- a
the City.
SALARY ADJUSTMENT
Council was advised that Section 2-82 of the City
REPORT REGARDING
Council received a report by City Attorney Stein
STATE STATUTES
regarding State statutes permitting the Police
PERMITTING THE
Department to cite vehicles for parking in handicapped
POLICE DEPARTMENT
parking spaces in both private and public parking lots.
ID CITE VEHICLES
five thousand and up to and including thirty-five
FOR PARKING IN
thousand in population, which shall be payable frau
HANDICAPPED PARK-
and after the operative date of this Article at the
ING SPACES IN BOTH �(
PRIVATE AND
PUBLIC PARKING �-
LOTS
LIGHTING AT CITY
Following introduction of the matter by City Manager
PARKING LOT
Glaves, Council, on motion of Councilman Hughes,
APPROVED =�
; '✓'�
Katnich second, approved the expenditure of $1,200.00
i
for lighting at the City Parking lot located at the
Southeast corner of Elm and Sacramento Street.
SALARY ADJUSTMENT
Council was advised that Section 2-82 of the City
FOR COUNCIL
Code of the City of Lodi provides that "each member
MEMBERS EFT'ELTIVE
of the Council shall receive, as salary, the sum of
APRIL 20, 1982
one hundred fifty dollars per month as prescribed in
Section 36514 of the Government Code for cities over
five thousand and up to and including thirty-five
thousand in population, which shall be payable frau
and after the operative date of this Article at the
same time and in the same manner as the salaries are
paid to other officers and Employees of the City".
Further, Section 2-84 of the City Code of the City of
Lodi provides that "Following any new and later estimate
of population made by the department of finance placing
the city in a population group other than that set
forth in Section 2-83, the salary hereby payable to
each member of the council shall be increased or
decreased accordingly to equal the sum prescribed for
that population group in section 36514 of the Government
Code, as added by chapter 286 of the Statutes of 1965;
provided, however, that the salary as so increased or
decreased shall became payable only on and after the
date upon which one or more members of the Council
became eligible therefor by virtue of beginning a new
term of office following the next succeeding general
municipal election held in the city."
The State Department of Finance in accordance with
Section 10056, Revenue and Taxation Code, has certified
to the Controller that the January 1, 1981 population
estimate for the City of Lodi was 35,574.
ME
Continued January 20, 1982
Following a check of Government Code Sections, we find
our City Code Section does not conflict with any
recent changes in state law regarding this subject
and that pursuant to Section 36516 of the State
Government Code, Council members shall receive a salary
of $200.00 per month. The effective date of this
adjustment is at such time as one Council meaber
commences a new term of office; namely April 20, 1982.
Discussion followed with questions being raised
regarding the matter. Councilmen Hughes stated that
he thought it was a poor time for Council to receive
such a raise and asked for additional information
regarding the mattes. With the tacit concurrence of
the City Council, the matter was continued to the
February 3, 1982 regular meeting.
Council uss apprised that the following bids had been
received for the Sacramento Street industrial Wastewater
Lift Station Pumps and Motors:
ADAM - OONTRACT
BIDDER AMOUNT
FOR SACRAMENTO
STREET INDUSTRIAL
San Joaquin Pump Co. No bid
WASTEXATER LIFT
STATION PUMPS AND
Shape, Inc. $17,488.00
MOTORS
On recommendation of the City Manager, Council, on
RFS. NO. 82-8
motion of Councilman Hughes, Katnich second, adopted
Resolution No. 82-8 awarding the contract for this
J
to Sha
project pe, Inc., in the amount of $17,488.00.
�
Council was apprised that the following bids had been
received for the Salas Park Sports Complex:
SALAS PARK LIGHTING MATERIAL - UD -E81-4
BIDDER QUOTID PRICE A43UNT
Birdsong $38,978.32 $38,978.32
GESCO 26,952.89 43,978.89
Willie 27,139.18 44,165.18
Consolidated 34,519.96 50,339.96
Valley 34,687.44 50,507.44
AkARD - CONTRACT
On recocmnendation of the City Manager, Council, on
SALA.S PARK SPORTS
motion of Councilman Hughes, Katnich second, adopted
COMPLEX
resolution No. 82-9 awarding the contract for "Salas
Park Sports Complex" to Birdsong in the amount of
RES. NO. 82-9 =�
$38,978.32.
REPORT OF CITY
Council received the following report by City Manager
MANAGER RFEGAMING
Glaves regarding retirement projections of Administrative
RETIREMENT
personnel:
PROJECTIONS OF
ADMINISTRATIVE
"At its meeting of December 9, 1981, the City Council
PERSONNEL
requested that I assess the retirement plans of myself
and those of the department heads. I have reviewed my
own situation and conducted meetings with each of the
department heads in ccmpliance with the City Councils
request.
My own plans have not significantly changed. I an
tentatively looking at about one more year of City
service. while I have not developed any definite post
retirement plans, my personal considerations indicate
a date around the end of the year. In any event, I can
assure the City Council that I will comply its request
for six months notice prior to the retirement date.
Hy
Continued January 20, 1982
"I believe it is understandable that retirement dates
for department heads will be considerably more tentative
because they deal with longer range planning. Accordingly,
the following dates are submitted for your information:
POSITION PFiA7ECTED REPIREM4T DATE
Jack Ronsko
Public corks
January 1995
to satisfy the City Council's request which can be
director
either inacted as an ordinance or as a policy statement. -
Fred Wilson
Finance
April 1982
Director
Any department or designated management personnel other
Jim Schroeder
Cammnity
March 1993
City Treasurer, wishing to retire from service with the
Development
City, shall file with the City Manager at least 6 months
Director
Dave Curry
Utility
January 1995
Director
Marc Yates
Police
November 1985
Chief
Don MacLeod
Fire Chief
July 1987
Ed DeBenedetti
Parks and
December 1983
Recreation
Director
Jerry Glenn
Assistant
November 1994
City
Manager
Ron Stein
City Attorney
2001
Alice Reimche
City Clerk
January 1995
Council was reminded that at its meeting of December 9,
1981, the City Council requested "that the language of
Section 17-2-1 of the City Code be clarified to provide,
in as much as possible, adequate advance notice to the
City Council of planned.retirements of other key
personnel". City Manager Glaves reported that he had
reviewed this request with the City Attorney and
concluded that such a provision would be added by
ordinance to the code as Section 17-2.2. There is a
question as to whether it is appropriate to place this
provision in the code in order to achieve the desired
purpose. A City Code provision might conflict with the
specific provisions of the State inactments governing
the same provision thus setting up a legal situation
which might have to be dealt with in the courts.
The City Attorney has drafted the following language
to satisfy the City Council's request which can be
either inacted as an ordinance or as a policy statement. -
POLICY STATEMENT
"Retirement -
ADOPTED RE ADVANCED
NOTIFICATION OF
Any department or designated management personnel other
RErIPEMENT OF KEY
than the City Manager, City Attorney, City Clerk and
PERSONNEL
City Treasurer, wishing to retire from service with the
C -C -
City, shall file with the City Manager at least 6 months
before retirement, a written notice of intent to retire.
The City Manager, City Attorney, City Clerk, and City
Treasurer wishing to retire from service with the City,
shall file with the City Council at least 6 months
before retirement, a written notice of intent to retire."
Following discussion, Council, on motion of Councilman
Hughes, Katnich second, directed that the heretofore
set forth language be included in the Administrative
Policy Manual of the City of Lodi.
yU
Continued January 20,
1982
ROBERT S. FULLER RE-
Mayor McCarty, with the concurrence of the City Council,
APPOINTED TO N.S.J.
on motion of Councilman Katnich, Pinkerton second,
MOSQUITO ABATEMENT
reappointed Robert S. Fuller to serve a two-year term
DISTRICT __�,
as Lodi's representative on the Board of Trustees,
IFIED HOLDING TO M-2,
Northern San Joaquin Mosquito Abatement District.
ORDINANCES
Ordinance No. 1248 - Ordinance amending P -D (15),
n SL�
Planned Develognent District No. 15 to permit duplexes
on corner lots in Beckman Ranch Subdivision, Units IV and
ORD. NO. 1249 C
V having been introduced at a regular meeting of the
ADOPTED
City Council held January 6, 1982 was brought up for
1
passage after reading by title. On motion of Councilman
Katnich, Pinkerton second, the Ordinance was then adopted
and ordered to print by the following vote:
ORD. AMENDING P -D
Ayes: Councilmen - Hughes, Katnich,
(15) TO PERKIT
Pinkerton, and McCarty
DUPLEXES ON CORNER
(Mayor)
LOTS IN BECEMAN
Attest: daez� AL
RANCH SUBDIVISION
Noes: Councilmen - None
UNITS IV AND V
City Clerk
Absent: Councilmen - Murphy
ORDINANCE REZONING Ordinance No. 1249 - Ordinance rezoning the 10 acre
THE 10 ACRE EAST
East Side Winery property at 1550 Victor Road (State
SIDE WINERY PROPERTY
Highway 12) fran U -H Unclassified Holding to M-2,
AT 1550 VICTOR ROAD
Heavy Industrial having been introduced at a regular
(STATE HIGHWAY 12)
meeting of the City Council held January 6, 1982 was
FROM U -H, UNCLASS-
brought up for passage after reading by title. On
IFIED HOLDING TO M-2,
motion of Councilman Katnich, Hughes second, the
HEAVY INDUSTRIAL f
Ordinance was then adopted and ordered to print by the
following
n SL�
vote:
ORD. NO. 1249 C
Ayes: Councilmen - Hughes, Katnich,
ADOPTED
Pinkerton, McCarty
(Mayor)
Noes: Councilmen - None
Absent: Councilmen - Murphy
ADJOUIZZIENT
There being no further business to cane before the
Council, Mayor McCarty adjourned the meeting at
approximately 11:22 p.m.
Attest: daez� AL
ALICE M. REIM=
City Clerk