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CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF LODI
CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS
February 17, 1982
A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi was held
beginning at 8:00 p.m., Wednesday, February 17, 1982 in the City
Hall Council Chambers.
ROLL CALL
Present: Councilmen - Hughes, Katnich
(left meeting at approximately
12:56 a.m.), Murphy, Pinkerton,
and McCarty
Absent: Councilmen - None
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 Dr. Wayne Kildall,
Center of Hope
PLEDGE
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor McCarty
PUBLIC HEARINGS
Notice thereof having been published in accordance
with law and affidavit of publication being on file
APPEAL OF JACK L.
in the office of the City Clerk, Mayor McCarty
GILLILAND, M.D.
called for the Public hearing to consider the
900 S. FAIRMONT
appeal of Jack L. Gilliland, M.D., 900 S. Fairmont
AVENUE, LODI RE
Avenue, Lodi of the Planning Commission's denial of
REZONING OF 1001
his request to rezone the parcel at 1001 Windsor
WINDSOR DRIVE,
Drive, Lodi (Assessor's Parcel No. 031-103-21) from
LODI FROM R-1
R-1, Single -Family Residential, to R -C -P, Residential
TO R -C -P CONTINUED
Commercial -Professional.
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Mrs. Lloyd Brosnikoff, 901 Windsor Drive, Lodi and
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Mr. Dick Wilcos, 1007 S. Orange, Lodi addressed
the Council asking that the matter be continued as
they felt they had not received adequate notice
of this meeting and therefore were not prepared.
City Attorney Stein and City Clerk Reimche indicated
that the legal requirements of public notice had
been met with a legal publication regarding the
Public Hearing appearing in the Lodi News Sentinel
on January 23, 1982.
Following discussion with questions being directed
to Staff, Council, on motion of Councilman Katnich,
Murphy second continued the hearing to the regular
Council meeting of March 17, 1982.
STOCKTON STREET
Notice thereto having been published in accordance
IMPROVEMENT
with law and affidavit of publication being on file
PROJECT - KETTLE-
in the office of the City Clerk, Mayor McCarty
MAN LANE TO LODI
called for the Public Hearing to consider the
AVENUE
Stockton Street Improvement Project, Kettleman
Lane to Lodi Avenue.
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The matter was introduced by Public Works Director
Jack Ronsko. In his introduction of the matter,
Mr. Ronsko, Staff members and representatives of
CH2MHill outlined the purpose of the hearing and
explained the approval and decision process. The
project review, including 1) a recap of the project
and alternatives, 2) the environmental concerns
and, 3) other concerns, peak hour design, history
of traffic growth, and acquisition criteria was
presented by staff. An indepth presentation
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regarding the recommended project, which included
1) Mitigation measures, 2) details of project/
comparison to the "Proposed Project" and 3)
cost comparisons was presented by Staff. Diagrams
of the subject area were presented and representa-
tives of CH2MHill and Staff responded to questions
as were directed by Council.
The following persons are in part, a list of those
who presented testimony on the matter:
a) Gerhard Meinecke, Owner of property at 1240,
1241, and 1244 S. Stockton Street, Lodi
b) Gene Yarborough, 8404 E. Orchard Rd., Lodi
c) Beckie Field, 512 S.Stockton Street, Lodi,
speaking on behalf of her grandmother.
d) Cecil Mumbert, 20 S. Crescent St., Lodi
e) Wanda Walther, 501 S. Stockton St., Lodi
f) Patty Allen, 422 S. Stockton Street, Lodi
g) Steve Culbertson, 1237 S. Stockton Street, Lodi
h) Mrs. Stritzel, 200 Eden Street, Lodi
i) Mrs. Clara Walther, 501 S. Stockton Street, Lodi
j) Mr. Herb Lehr, 1250 Edgewood Drive, Lodi
k) T. O. Smith, 200 E. Eden Street, Lodi
1) Debbie Scallorn, 1131 S. Stockton Street, Lodi
A complete list of those giving testimony are
included in the full transcript of these proceed-
ings.
The full proceedings of this public hearing were
recorded by a qualified reporter and a full
transcript of these proceedings are on file in
the office of the City Clerk.
A very lengthy discussion followed with questions
being directed to Staff.
On motion of Councilman Katnich, Murphy second,
Council certified the adequacy of the EIR for the
Stockton Street Improvement Project, Kettleman
Lane to Lodi Avenue.
STOCKTON STREET
Councilman Katnich then moved that Stockton Street,
IMPROVEMENT
Kettleman Lane to Lodi Avenue should be left as is.
PROJECT,
The motion died for lack of a second. Following
KETTLEMAN LANE
additional discussion, Council, on motion of
TO LODI AVENUE
Councilman Hughes, Murphy second, by the following
vote determined that the City retain the overall
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Master Plan for Stockton Street (80 foot right-
of -way), that the "Recommended Plan" as proposed
by staff be adopted in general, and further that
in respect to this alternate, it was determined
that Stockton Street from Tokay north to Lodi Avenue
be left at its present curb to curb width, that
the necessary resurfacing be done, that on -street
parking at its present level be retained, and that
only the necessary curb and gutter replacement
work be done in this area:
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Further, Mayor Pro Tempore Murphy moved for
introduction of Ordinance No. 1251 - Ordinance
amending the Official District Map of the City of
Lodi, thereby rezoning the parcel at 820 South
Cluff Avenue (i.e. APN 049-070-14) from R-1,
Single -Family Residential to M-1, Light Industrial.
The motion was seconded by Councilman Pinkerton
and carried by unanimous vote.
PLANNING COM-
Ayes: Councilmen - Hughes, Murphy,
MISSION
Pinkerton, and McCarty
Noes: Councilmen - Katnich
PROPOSED RE-
Absent: Councilmen - None
RECESS
Mayor McCarty declared 5 minute recesses at
- RANCH SUBDIVISION
8:15 p.m. and 9:25 p.m. and the Council
reconvened at 8:20 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. respectively.
820 S. CLUFF
Notice thereof having been published in accordance
AVENUE REZONED
with law and affidavit of publication being on
FROM R-1 TO M-1
file in the office of the City Clerk, Mayor
McCarty called for the public hearing to consider
the Planning Commission's recommended approval of
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the request of Aladdin Real Estate on behalf of
Glen and Hazel Houston to rezone the parcel at
820 South Cluff Avenue (i.e. APN 049-070-14) from
R-1, Single -Family Residental to M-1 Light Industrial
and certification of the filing of a Negative
Declaration on the project by the Community
Development Director.
ORDINANCE NO.
The matter was introduced by Community Development
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Director Schroeder, who presented diagrams of the
subject area and responded to questions as were
posed by the Council.
Speaking on behalf of the proposed rezoning was
Mr. Jim Gerard, Aladdin Real Estate, 330 South
Fairmont Avenue, Lodi.
There being no other persons in the audience
wishing to speak either in favor or in opposition
to the matter, the public portion of the hearing
was closed by Mayor McCarty.
NEGATIVE DECLARA-
Or, motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Murphy second,
TION CERTIFIED
Council certificd the filing of a Negative Declara-
tion on the request of Aladdin Real Estate on
behalf of Glen and Hazel Houston to rezone the
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parcel at 820 South Cluff Avenue from R-1 to
M-1.
Further, Mayor Pro Tempore Murphy moved for
introduction of Ordinance No. 1251 - Ordinance
amending the Official District Map of the City of
Lodi, thereby rezoning the parcel at 820 South
Cluff Avenue (i.e. APN 049-070-14) from R-1,
Single -Family Residential to M-1, Light Industrial.
The motion was seconded by Councilman Pinkerton
and carried by unanimous vote.
PLANNING COM-
A report of the February 8, 1982 Planning Commission
MISSION
meeting was given as follows:
The Planning Commission:
PROPOSED RE-
Recommended approval of the request of Ted
ZONING OF KENNEDY
Katzakian, et al., to rezone the Kennedy Ranch
- RANCH SUBDIVISION
Subdivision located on the west side of Lower
Sacramento Road, northerly of the future extension
of West Elm Street from U -H, Unclassified Holding,
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to P -D(23), Planned Development District No. 23,
with the following conditions:
a) That the density of the areas designated for
cluster housing be a maximun of 15 units per
acre;
b) That the cluster housing areas conform to the
requirements of the City's R -GA, Garden Apart-
ment Residential District, except for density;
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c) That the single-family residential areas conform
to the City's R-2, Single -Family Residential
District; and
d) That the project conform to the Specific Pian
for Lower Sacramento Road between West Turner
Road and West Lodi Avenue.
On motion of Mayor Pro Tempore Murphy, Hughes
Second, the heretofore listed matter was set for
Public Hearing at 8:00 p.m. on March 17, 1982.
Council further asked that this matter be discussed
at an Informal Informational Meeting prior to
that date.
The Planning Commission also:
ITEMS OF INTEREST 1. Approved the request of Luis Arismendi on
behalf of Grupe Communities for a Tentative
Subdivision Map and Use Permit for a 3.604
Acre, 56 -Unit Condominium project on Lot 39,
Lakeshore Village, Unit No. 1, in an area
zoned P -D(21), Planned Development District
No. 21.
2. Approved the request of Ted Katzakian, et al.,
for the approval of the Tentative Map of
Kennedy Ranch, an 88 acre, 623 Unit residential
development proposed for the west side of
Lower Sacramento Road, northerly of the future
extension of West Elm Street.
Approved the request of Baumbach and Piazza
Consulting Engineers, on behalf of Sanguinetti
and Arnaiz for a Revised Tentative Parcel Map
to create Parcels "A", "B" and "C" and to add
flood plain area to Lots 20 and 24 through 32,
in the Mokelumne Village Subdivision.
4. Extend the expiration date of the Tentative
Subdivision Map of Teresi Industrial Park
until July 31, 1983.
Determined that Zoning Hardships existed and
approved the request of Terry Piazza for
variances to reduce proposed Parcel "A" from
4000 square feet to 2950 square feet and to
reduce the side yard requirement from five
feet to four feet at 315 Cypress Street in an
area zoned R -MD, Medium Density Multiple -
Family Residential.
6. Extended for six months the Use Permit for an
electronic games center at 215 North Ham Lane
in the Lakewood Mall Shopping Center.
7. Recommended that the San Joaquin County Develop-
ment Committee approve the request of Baumbach
and Piazza, Consulting Engineers, on behalf of -
David Sproul to subdivide a 28.6 acre parcel
into two parts with Parcel "A" containing 7.6
acres and Parcel "B" containing 21.61 acres
located on the northeast corner of State Route
12 (i.e., Victor Road) and the Central California
Traction Company.
COMMUNICATIONS City Clerk Reimche apprised the Council that a
CITY CLERK letter had been received from PG&E giving notice
that on January 29, 1982, it filed application
PUC APPLICATIONS No. A 82 01 59 seeking authority to increase
electric and decrease gas rates and charges under
the Solar Financing Adjustment.
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RATE MODIFICATION City Clerk Reimche presented a letter from the
FILED BY LODI
Lodi Ambulance Service, Inc. stating that in
AMBULANCE SERVICE
accordance with the City of Lodi Code Section
2A-3, that firm was filing a 30 day notice to change
and modify their rates. Following a lengthy
discussion with questions being directed to Perry
Schimke, Controller, Lodi Ambulance Service who
was in the audience, Mayor McCarty requested that
Mayor Pro Tempore Murphy and Perry Schimke meet
to discuss the subject rate modifications and
directed the City Clerk to place the item on the
agenda for the next Council meeting.
PUC APPLICATIONS
City Clerk Reimche informed the Council that a
letter had been received from PG&E giving notice
that in Application No. 82-02-10, they have
requested authorization under their Gas Adjustment
Clause to revise their gas service tariff effective
April 1, 1982 to reflect gas costs and to amortize
the Gas Code Balance Account overcollection.
Further that a letter had been received from PG&E
giving notice that in Application No. 82-02-09,
they have requested authorization effective
April 1, 1982, to implement an Electric Rate
Stabilization Plan to decrease electric rates
under the ECAC tariff.
CLAIMS
Following introduction of the matter by the City
Clerk, Council on motion of Mayor Pro Tempore Murphy,
Hughes second, denied the claim filed on behalf of
Chet Flem and referred the matter back to R. L.
Kautz and Company, the City's Contract Administrator.
ABC LICENSES
City Clerk Reimche presented the following infor-
mation regarding ABC License Applications:
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a) Application received from Beacon Oil Company
P-12, 401 West Kettleman Lane, 0£f sale Beer
and Wine.
b) Application received from Diane/Gary Hiatt and
Barbara/Noel Hiatt, The Stuffery #6, 550 S.
Cherokee Lane, Suite J, Lodi, On -sale Beer
and Wine Eating Place.
PUBLIC HEARING SET
On motion of Mayor Pro Tempore Murphy, Pinkerton
FOR LOCKEFORD
second, Council set the Public Hearing for Locke -
STREET RECONSTRUC-
ford Street Reconstruction, Ham to California
TION PROJECT
for an adjourned regular meeting to be held
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March 10, 1982 at 8:00 p.m.
City Clerk Reimche presented a check from the
"old" Lodi High School Site Committee in the
amount of $600.00. Mayor Pro Tempore Murphy
colored in the appropriate number of blocks on
the graph indicating total contributions received
to date.
SPARC TERMS
Council was apprised of the following results
of the drawing by SPARC Commission members for
their terms of office:
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Leonard Bull 1/1/86 Don Kundert 1/1/85
Ron Judson 1/1/84 Roger Stafford 1/1/83
Fred Baker 6/30/82
Following introduction of the matter by the City
Clerk, Council, on motion of Mayor Pro Tempore
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Murphy, Hughes second, supported the San Joaquin
County Board of Supervisors efforts in establishing
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JET SERVICE jet service between the City of Stockton and
BETWEEN STOCKTON Los Angeles and endorsed the Boards efforts before
AND LOS ANGELES the Civil Aeronautics Commission to grant Pacific
ENDORSED Express Airlines to be the provider of such
service. The City Clerk was directed to prepare a
letter to the San Joaquin County Board of Super-
visors indicating its support of this matter.
Council was apprised that in working with the
legal description and conditions for advertising
of the Scenic Overlook for sale, it had come to
Staff's attention that the land presently is zoned
"Flood Plain" even though the property is high
enough not to be part of the actual flood plain.
S.O.L. FLOOD PLAIN On motion of Councilman Katnich, Murphy second,
ZONING REFERRED TO the matter was referred to the Planning Commission
PLANNING for consideration of the rezoning.
COMMISSION FOR
RECONSIDERATION u
COMMENTS BY CITY Mayor McCarty, with the concurrence of the Council,
COUNCILMEN on motion of Councilman Hughes, Pinkerton second,
made the following appointments:
APPOINTMENTS TO CITY OF LODI ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
VARIOUS BOARDS AND
COMMISSIONS 1. Commercial (Business Person) - Bill Foust,
President, Pacific Welding Supply
2. Development - Weldon L. Moss - Moss and Craig,
Commercial Real Estate
3. Real Estate - Russell Larkin•, Vintage Realty
Salesman
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4. Financial - Robert Gray - Bank of Stockton,
Vice -President, Manager
5. Architecture/Engineering - Terry Piazza,
Baumbach and Piazza
6. Accountancy - Ronald D. Slate, Accountant
7. Industrial - Norbert Hyske, Plant Manager,
Valley Industries
S. Representatives of the San Joaquin County
Economic Development Agency - Bob Spoor and
Cecil Dillon.
It should be noted that pursuant to the Resolution
adopted by the Council establishing this Commission,
there will be a drawing as to the length of terms
for these Commissioners.
Mayor McCarty, with the concurrence of the Council,
on motion of Mayor Pro Tempore Murphy, Pinkerton
second, appointed Kenneth Heffel to a 4 year term
expiring December 31, 1985 to the San Joaquin
Local Health District as Lodi's representative
on its Board of Trustees.
QUESTIONS RAISED Mr. Terry Knutson, 29 North Allen Drive, Lodi
REGARDING DOWN- addressed the City Council regarding his concerns
TOWN ASSESSMENT regarding the Downtown Assessment District. Mr.
DISTRICT Knutson asked for a public forum on the matter,
the establishment of ground rules, and a full
explanation of particular questions he raised.
A very lengthy discussion followed with questions
being directed to Staff and to Mr. Knutson. Mayor
McCarty requested that Mr. Knutson meet with City
Manager Glaves and City Attorney Stein regarding
this matter.
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REPORTS OF THE
In accordance with report and recommendation of
CITY MANAGER
the City Manager, the following actions, hereby
PURCHASE OF WOOD
set forth between asterisks, on motion of Mayor
CONSENT CALENDAR
Pro Tempore Murphy, Pinkerton second, were approved
APPROVED
by Council.
SPECIFICATIONS FOR
Council approved the specifications for the purchase
CLAIMS ;
CLAIMS WERE APPROVED IN THE AMOUNT OF $640,500.09
MINUTES
THE MINUTES OF JANUARY 20, 1982 WERE APPROVED AS
APPROVED
WRITTEN.
LOCKEFORD TO
Council was apprised that the contract for "Church
TURNER ROAD
Street Improvements", which had been awarded to
OF WATER/SEWER
Teichert Construction of Stockton on July 15, 1981
BOOM TRUCK
in the amount of $277,373.60 had been completed in
substantial conformance with the plans and speci-
RES. NO. 82-16
fications approved by the City Council.
ACCEPTANCE OF
Council accepted the improvements in "Church Street
"CHURCH STREET
Improvements, Lockeford to Turner" and directed
IMPROVEMENTS"
the Public Works Department to file a Notice of
Completion thereon.
ACCEPTANCE OF
Council was apprised that the contract which had
CENTRAL AVENUE
been awarded to Teichert Construction of Stockton
STREET IMPROVE-
on August 5, 1981, in the amount of $149,132.30
MENTS/EDEN STREET
for "Central Avenue Street Improvements/Eden Street
IMPROVEMENTS
improvements had been completed in substantial
conformance with the plans and specificiations
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approved by the City Council.
Council accepted the improvements in "Central
Avenue Street Improvements/Eden Street Improvements"
and directed the Public Works Department to file
a notice of completion with the County Recorder's
office.
SPECIFICATIONS
Council approved the specifications for 61 (various
APPROVED FOR THE
size) wood utility poles and directed the purchasing
PURCHASE OF WOOD
agent to advertise for bids thereon.
UTILITY POLES .,
APPROVED
SPECIFICATIONS FOR
Council approved the specifications for the purchase
MAIN SWITCHBOARD
of a main electrical switchboard for Salas Park
SALAS PARK '
and authorized the purchasing agent to advertise
APPROVED
for bids thereon.
AWARD - MODIFICA-
City Manager Glaves presented the following bids
TIONS AND REPAIRS
which had been received for the rebuilding of
OF WATER/SEWER
derrick/boom truck #116:
BOOM TRUCK
BIDDER AMOUNT
RES. NO. 82-16
Utility Body Company $10,047.21
Heil Equipment $10,503.71
On recommendation of the Assistant City Manager,
Council adopted the following resolution:
RESOLUTION NO. 82-16
Resolution awarding the bid for the rebuilding of
Derrick/Boom Truck #116 to Utility Body Company
in the amount of $10,047.21.
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17, 1982
ACTION DEFERRED ON
A report regarding sidewalk installation under the
REQUEST FOR
Improvement Act of 1911 as prepared by the City
SIDEWALK INSTALLA-
Clerk was presented for Council's perusal. A
TION ON SUNSET
lengthy discussion followed with questions being
DRIVE
directed to the Assistant City Manager, City
Attorney and the City Clerk. Council deferred
action regarding the request for sidewalk installa-
tion on Sunset Drive for additional information
from the City Clerk and City Attorney relative
to the possibility of such improvements being -
mandated at the time of change of property owner-
ship.
AGENDA ITEM
With the tacit concurrence of the City Council,
DEFERRED TO NEXT
Agenda item "i" - "Investment of City funds
REGULAR MEETING
with banking institutions who in turn invest in
foreign markets" was continued to the next regular
Council meeting.
AGREEMENTS FOR
Council was apprised that the City allows developers
CASH SECURITIES
to deposit with the City, cash in the form of
APPROVED
passbook savings accounts or time certificates
as improvement securities for development. In
the past, these securities have normally been
deposited as part of a subdivision and the
agreement has been submitted to the Council as
part of the Subdivision documents. These forms
of guarantees now being used for work being done
under an encroachment permit which requires no
other City Council action. In order to reduce
the time of processing and the amount of paperwork,
it is recommended that the City Council give the
City Manager and the City Clerk the authority to
approve and execute these agreements.
Council, on motion of Councilman Pinkerton,
Murphy second, authorized the City Manager and
City Clerk to approve and enter into agreement
concerning the deposit of cash or time certifi-
cates as improvement securities for developments.
REQUEST OF BALDWIN
Following introduction of the matter and Council
OLDS/BUICK, INC.
discussion, Council, on motion of Councilman
TO LEASE CITY
Pinkerton, Murphy second, approved the request of
STREET, E. WALNUT,
Baldwin Olds, Buick, Inc. to lease that portion
WHICH DEAD ENDS
of East Walnut Street, Lodi which dead ends at
AT THE RAILROAD
the Railroad property, on a month to month basis
PROPERTY
for the sum of $50.00 per month, directing the
City Attorney to draw up an appropriate agreement
and that all work within the public right-of-way
shall require prior approval and shall require
the issuance of a City of Lodi Encroachment Permit.
Council was apprised that:
The allocation of 12MW of power to the City of
Lodi has received final approval and has been
published in the Federal Register. On February
10, 1982, Mr. Curry and City Manager Glaves met _
with the WAPA staff to review a draft of the
contract which we anticipate will be in final form
by the March 17 meeting of the City Council. -
WAPA staff does not expect any substantive changes
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in the preliminary draft, but until it is final,
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there is always some possibility. The final
draft will contain information specific to the
City of Lodi such as delivery voltage and points of
delivery.
The time table is extremely compressed now. WAPA
needs the executed contracts returned to them by
February 26, 1982. It is their intention to start
delivery on March 1, 1982. In addition to the
WAPA contract, it will be necessary to adjust our
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17, 1982
PG&E contract to recognize the delivery and billing
Of WAPA power. The attorney representing the
five new city customers (Ukiah, Healdsburg, Lompoc,
Alameda and Lodi) has prepared a draft and sub-
mitted it to PG&E for execution on behalf of all
of the cities under one cover letter. We hope
this can be accomplished without unnecessary delay.
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PG&E and the Federal Government have a contract
in place (commonly known as 2948A) which provides
for delivery of the WAPA power to preference
customers. At present, the "wheeling charges"
are covered in the contract and paid by WAPA and
passed through to the City customers within the
WAPA rates. As part of the settlement of the
Santa Clara case, PG&E recognized and agreed to
support the allocation of the 102 MW by WAPA.
Therefore, WAPA is meeting with PG&E to iron out
any questions regarding their contracts and the
City of Lodi Is responsibility is merely to arrange the
modification to our PG&E contract, similar to the
action to provide for delivery of the Northwest Power.
A summary of the WAPA contract prepared by Mr.
Curry and Mr. Stein was presented for Council's
Perusal.
CONTRACT FOR WAPA
Following Council discussion, on motion of
ALLOCATIONS
Councilman Katnich, Hughes second, Council adopted
APPROVED
Resolution No. 82-17 approving the Contract
with the Western Area Power Administration CVP
RES. NO. 82-17
for electric service to the City of Lodi and
authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to execute
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the Agreement on behalf of the City.
CITY'S PARTICIPA-
Following introduction of the matter by City
TION IN CALAVERAS
Manager Glaves, Council, on motion of Councilman
PROJECT
Hughes, Katnich second, by the following vote
voted to increase the City's participation in
the NCPA Calaveras Project from 10.37% to 11.44%
at an estimated additional cost of $15,709:
Ayes: Councilmen - Hughes, Katnich,
Murphy
Noes: Councilmen - Pinkerton and
McCarty
Absent: Councilmen - None
FERC DOCKET
A report regarding FERC Docket No. ER81-679
NO. ER 81-679
was given by City Manager Glaves. The City Manager
related that pursuant to Section 1.11 of the
Commission's Rules of Practice and Procedure
and Section 35.17 of the Commission's Regulations
under the Federal Power Act, PG&E requested
permission to reduce from $19.8 million to a
level of $9.6 million the March 12, 1982 Phase II
increase authorized by the Commission in its
October 23, 1981 order in the above mentioned
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docket. The proposed adjustments result from
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recent changes in the estimated commercial operation
dates for PG&E's Diablo Canyon Nuclear units and
Helms Pumped Storage units and the deletion of
costs associated with the Cool Water Coal Gasifi-
cation Program. In -addition, certain adjustments
have been made in accordance with the provisions
of the Economic Recovery Tax Act of 1981.
COUNCILMAN KATNICH Councilman Walter Katnich left the meeting at
LEAVES MEETING approximately 12:55 a.m.
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PURCHASE OF
City Manager Glaves requested authority to replace
VEHICLES
two automobiles which are now considered beyond
AUTHORIZED
economic repair. The vehicles include one in
the Police Department which was considered and
approved for inclusion in the budget but was
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inadvertently left out of the budget submitted to
the City Council, and one in the Parks Department
which is used by the Park Patrol. The Police
vehicle is used for undercover work and administra-
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tive travel and the vehicle used by the Park
Patrol would be an extremely high mileage car.
On motion of Councilman Hughes, Murphy second,
Council authorized the purchase of the following
vehicles:
a) Police vehicle $8,000.00
b) Park vehicle $5,800.00
$13,800.00
Following introduction of the matter by City
Manager Glaves, Council, on motion of Mayor Pro
Manager
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Murphy, Hughes second, adopted revised
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job specifications for the Recreation supervisor
position.
ECONOMIC DEVELOP- A brief report regarding Economic Development
MENT ADMINISTRA- Administration funding for the East Area Storm
TION EAST AREA Drain Project was presented by City Manager Glaves.
STORM DRAIN Following discussion, with questions being directed
PROJECT to Staff, Council, on motion of Councilman
Pinkerton, Murphy second, adopted Resolution —
RES. NO. 82-18 No. 82-18 authorizing the City Manager to execute
on behalf of the City of Lodi applications for
the Economic Development Administration East Area
-� Storm Drain Project.
ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to come before the
Council, Mayor McCarty adjourned the meeting at
approximately 1:25 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., February
24, 1982.
Attest: rf�p
ALICE M. REIMCHE
City Clerk