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CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF LODI
CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS
APRIL 7, 1982
A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi was held beginning
at 8:00 p.m., Wednesday, April 7, 1982 in the City Hall Council Chambers.
ROLL CALL
Present: Councilmen - Hughes, Katnich, Murphy,
Pinkerton, & McCarty
(Mayor)
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 Assistant City Manager Glenn
PLEDGE
The Pledge of Allegiance to the flag was led by Mayor
McCarty
PRESENTATIONS
Presentations of appreciation were made to the members
of the City of Lodi Multi -Language Oral Assistance
Committee by Mayor McCarty
Council and the Community were apprised of the following
upcoming events:
a) Pat Velasquez of the Lodi Kiwanis Club reported
that on April 17, 1982 from 1:30 to 6:00 p.m. that
"Rock'n Into Spring" will be held at the Lodi Grape
Festival Grounds with the 415 Knock Out Digits.
b) Naomi Carey reported that on Monday, April 19, 1982
between 4:30 and 9:30 p.m. a benefit for the Stockton
Symphony sponsored by the Lodi Symphony League will be
held at Rax Roast Beef in Lodi, 920 West Kettleman
Lane, Lodi.
c) Mayor McCarty presented a necktie to Lodi News
Sentinel Reporter Kevin Fagen.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
Notice thereof having been published in accordance
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with law and affidavit of publication being on file in
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the office of the City Clerk, Mayor McCarty called for
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the Public Hearing to consider the recommended approval
of the request of Genie Development and Guarantee
Savings and Loan to expand Unit ,u.2, Beckman Ranch
Condominiums at 1905 South Ham Lane and to amend P -D
(15), Planned Development District No. 15 by reducing
the number of single-family units and increasing the
number of condominiums with the following conditions:
a) That the density of the condominiums be a maximum
of 15 units per acre;
b) that, except for density, the condominium project
conform to the requirements of the R -GA, Garden
apartment residential district; and
c) That the single-family portion of the development
conform to the R-2, -single-family residential district.
P -D 15 AMENDED BY The matter was introduced by Community Development
REDUCING NUMBER OF Director Schroeder who presented diagrams of the subject
SINGLE-FAMILY UNITS area for Council's perusal.
AND INCREASING
NUMBER OF CONDOMINIUMS There were no persons in the audience wishing to speak
WITH CONDITIONS either in favor of or in opposition to the matter.
The public portion of the hearing was closed by Mayor
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McCarty.
ORDINANCE NO. 1256 Following discussion, with questions being directed to
INTRODUCED, Staff, Councilman Pinkerton moved for introduction of
Ordinance No. 1256 approving the request of Genie
i Development and Guarantee Savings and Loan to expand
Unit No. 2, Beckman Ranch Condominiums at 1905 South
Ham Lane and to amend P -D (15), Planned Development
District No. 15, by reducing the number of single-
family units and increasing the number of condominiums
with conditions heretofore set forth. The motion was
seconded by Mayor Pro Tempore Murphy and carried by
unanimous vote.
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 appeal of
Terry Piazza, c/o Baumbach and Piazza, 323 West Elm
Street, Lodi, of the condition of the approval by the
Planning Commission of the Tentative Parcel Map to
divide the lot at 319 Cypress Street into two parts
with Parcel "a" containing 2,950 square feet and Parcel
"b" containing 6,000 square feet requiring that a
street light be installed at the southeast corner of
Lot "A".
Section 2. Request of Paul Hausler and Sara A. Hausler
et al to redesignate the parcels at 428, 440, 448, 452, 458
and 464 Almond Drive from Low Density Residential to
Medium Density Residential.
Section 3. Request of Al Haro to redesignate the parcel
The matter was introduced by Community Development
Director Schroeder, who presented diagrams of the subject
area for the perusal of the Council.
APPEAL OF TERRY
Mr. Terry Piazza, c/o Baumbach and Piazza, 323 West
PIAZZA RE STREET
Elm Street, Lodi spoke on behalf of his appeal stating
LIGHT INSTALLATION
that he felt that the requirement that a street light
AT S/E CORNER OF
be installed at the southeast corner of Lot "A" would
LOT "A", 319 CYPRESS
create a hardship citing the cost of such an installation.
STREET AND REZONINGS
Mr. Piazza proposed an alternative stating that he
SET FOR PUBLIC HEARING
would install a street light at the corner of Central
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Avenue and Cypress Street and outlined the merit for
such an installation.
There being no other persons wishing to speak on the
matter, the public portion of the hearing was closed.
A lengthy Council discussion followed regarding the
requirements set forth in City of Lodi Ordinance No.
1142. It was the tacit concurrence of the Council that
each appeal of this nature should be handled individually
and resolved on its own merit.
On motion of Councilman Hughes, Pinkerton second, the
appeal of Terry Piazza in this matter was upheld, and
Council accepted the offer of Mr. Piazza to install a
street light at the corner of Central Avenue and
Cypress Street.
PLANNING COMMISSION
The following report of the Planning Commission meeting
of March 22, 1982 was given. The Planning Commission -
GENERAL PLAN -LAND USE
1. Recommended approval of General Plan - Land Use
ELEMENT AMENDMENT
Element Amendment No. GPA -LU -82-1 which consists of
GPA -LU -82-1
the following sections.
Section 1. Request of Luis Arismendi on behalf of
Grupe Communities to redesignate a portion of 1600
West Kettleman Lane from Low Density Residential to
Office -Institutional.
Section 2. Request of Paul Hausler and Sara A. Hausler
et al to redesignate the parcels at 428, 440, 448, 452, 458
and 464 Almond Drive from Low Density Residential to
Medium Density Residential.
Section 3. Request of Al Haro to redesignate the parcel
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at 301 North Pleasant Avenue from Medium Density
Residential to Commercial.
Section 4. Action initiated by the Planning Commission
to redesignate 105 East Turner Road (i.e. Scenic
Overlook Property) from Recreational to Low -Density
Residential.
2. Recommended approval of the request of Luis Arismendi
on behalf of Grupe Communities to amend P -D(21),
Planned Development District No. 21 by eliminating single-
family development and permitting professional offices
and condominiums at 1600 West Kettleman Lane and 1500
through 1524 Lakeshore Drive, and the certification of
the filing of Negative Declaration ND -82-3 by the
Community Development Director.
3. Recommended approval of the request of Paul Hausler
and Sara A. Hausler, et al to rezone the parcels at
426, 440, 448, 452, 458 and 464 Almond Drive from Low
Density Residential to Medium Density Residential and
the certification of the filing of Negative Declaration
ND -82-4 by the Community Development Director.
4. Recommended approval of the request of Al Haro to
rezone the parcel at 301 North Pleasant Avenue from
R -C -P, Residential -Commercial -Professional to C-2,
General Commercial and the certification of the filing
of Negative Declaration ND -82-6 by the Community
Development Director.
5. Recommended that the parcel at 105 East Turner Road
(i.e. Scenic Overlook Property) be rezoned from F -P,
Floodplain to R-1, Single -Family Residential and the
certification of the filing of Negative Declaration
ND -82-7 by the Community Development Director.
The Planning Commission also -
ITEMS OF INTEREST a) Agreed to conduct a joint meeting with the San
Joaquin County Planning Commission on April 29, 1982
regarding land use plan alternatives for Woodbridge and
their relationship to City of Lodi plans.
b) Approved the request of Thomas Luckey Construction
Company for an Amended Tentative Parcel Map for Lots 28
through 34 in Lakeshore village, Unit No. 1.
C) Approved the request of Stephen C. Turner to amend
the Use Permit for the Lakewood Fun Center to permit
private parties and marathon events at other than
normal working hours.
on motion of Mayor Pro Tempore Murphy, Katnich second,
items 1 through 5 of the aforementioned report were
set for Public Hearing on May 5, 1982 at 8:00 p.m.
COMMUNICATIONS
City Clerk Reimche reported that a letter had been
received from Mrs. Frieda Hieb, 1021 W. Lockeford Street,
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Lodi, requesting a rehearing on the Lockeford Street
Reconstruction - Ham Lane to California Street. A
staff report concerning the subject was presented for
Council's perusal. Mrs. Hieb was in the audience and
addressed the Council regarding the matter.
REHEARING RE'
Following discussion with questions being directed to
LOCKEFORD STREET
Staff, Council, on motion of Councilman Katnich, McCarty
RECONSTRUCTION HAM
second, scheduled a rehearing on Lockeford Street
LANE TO CALIFORNIA
Reconstruction, Ham Lane to California Street for
STREET
Wednesday, May 5, 1982 at 8:00 p.m. and directed the
City Clerk to do the required legal publications and
to notify the subject property owners.
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PUC APPLICATIONS City Clerk Reimche apprised the Council that a letter
t had been received from Pacific Gas and Electric Company
giving notice that in Amended Application No. 82 02 09,
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it has requested authorization to implement an Electric
Rate Stabilization Plan, to decrease its ECAC rates in
accordance therewith, or, in the alternative, to
decrease electric rates under the ECAC tariff.
City Clerk Reimche further apprised the Council that a
letter had been received from Pacific Gas and Electric
Company, giving notice that in Amended Application No.
82 02 10, it has requested authorization under its
Gas Adjustment Clause to revise its gas service tariff,
effective April 1, 1982 to reflect gas costs and to
amortize the Gas Cost Balance Account under -collection.
ABC LICENSE City Clerk Reimche presented the following applications
APPLICATIONS \ which had been received for Alcoholic Beverage Licenses:
!+ a) Leon H. Mitchell and Winifred K. Mitchell, 109 N.
School Street, Lodi, on sale beer and wine public
premises.
b) William E. Graffigna, Jr. and William E. Graffigna,
Flame Liquors, Inc. 8 E. Lockeford Street, Off Sale
General.
c) William E. Graffigna, Jr. and William E. Graffigna,
Flame Liquors, #2, 1301 W. Kettleman Lane, Off sale
General.
HIGH YOUTH City Clerk Reimche presented a letter and a copy of a
UNEMPLOYMENT resolution regarding the high youth unemployment rate in
RATE IN S.J. San Joaquin County which had been received from Karan
COUNTY -�_ F. Minick, Chairman, Private Industry Council, asking
�. that the Lodi City Council join with them in working
to help San Joaquin County Youth make the transition
from school to work.
PETITION RECEIVED
Mrs. Carol Grenko, 233 S. Pleasant Avenue, Lodi presented
RE PROBLEMS FACING
to the Council a petition bearing approximately 170
MERCHANTS AND
signatures of residents and merchants on Lodi Avenue
RESIDENTS ON LODI
regarding a limited no parking area on Lodi Avenue -
AVENUE
Hutchins Street to Sacramento Street, and also petition-
ing the Council to establish an ordinance deeming it
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unlawful for any person to park, leave standing or cause
or permit to be left standing any vehicle upon any
privately owned off-street parking facility or lot when
the adjoining business or commercial establishment is
not open for business. Mrs. Grenko related that problems
facing the merchants and residents do not stem from the
movement of cars up and down "the drag "; problems stem
from loitering of young people afoot who, on Friday and
Saturday evenings during the school year and nightly
during vacation periods, can be observed engaging in the
following "recreational activities" between the
approximate hours of 8:00 p.m. to 2:30 a.m:
1) Vehicles are parked at the curb of the 300 block of
West Lodi Avenue. Their occupants then sit on top of
these vehicles (or in the bed of pick-up trucks) to
call out, whistle, yell, and throw objects to draw the
attention from passing vehicles. Lawn chairs are
occasionally set out on the sidewalks for additional
seating. Car stereos are played at excessively loud
levels.
Broken bottles, beer cans, food wrappers, cigarette
packages and cigarette butts can be found the next
morning in the street, on the sidewalk, and in flower
boxes and flower beds. The merchants report that urine
must be cleaned off of the sides of buildings and off of
walkways. The merchants also must pick up all refuse
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left behind before the business day can begin.
2) Vehicles are parked at the curb of the 200 block
of West Lodi Avenue. Their occupants engage in the
aforementioned activities, but in addition, they
gather in the protected garden area of medical offices
on this block. Litter and human excrement are found
in the garden, in addition to the litter left on the
sidewalk and streets.
3) Vehicles park in area parking lots usually in groups.
Their occupants also sit on top of cars, in truck beds
and yell, whistle, and throw objects at passing
vehicles in and around the lot. The congregations last
for hours, with music at excessive levels. Beer bottles,
cans, cigarette butts and other assorted litter is left
behind.
4) Although it is usually not observed in progress,
vandalism has plagued this section of Lodi Avenue.
The merchants and residents in the area of Lodi Avenue
between Hutchins and Sacramento Streets feel that
controlling the stopping and parking of vehicles along
the avenue and the closing of parking lots after
business hours will help to alleviate the loitering that
attributes to noise, vandalism, theft, and other assorted
problems associated with "the drag."
It is an effort not to control the cruisers' civil
rights, but an effort to protect our own. We feel that
we deserve that consideration of relatively quiet
neighborhoods after 9:00 p.m. and we feel that our
businesses should be able to remain as clean and secure
as they were left that evening.
Lodi's most established neighborhoods have turned into
a loiterer's recreational area and businesses face
unnecessary daily clean-ups, bills to pay due to
vandalism, and possible loss of business as customers
are deterred from this area for nightly shopping and
appointments. We feel that the physical imposition of
posted signs (whether they be along the avenue or in
a parking lot) and the mental awareness of an ordinance
that would impose a monetary or restitutional fine will
be an incentive to keep vehicles moving and thus reduce
the probelm of loitering and its side effects.
A very lengthy discussion concerning the matter
followed with questions being directed to the City
Attorney and to Staff.
COMMENTS BY CITY
Council directed the City Attorney to meet with Judge
COUNCILMEN
Seibly regarding legality of the proposed ordinance,
and to give Council a report regarding this meeting at
his earliest possible convenience.
APPOINTMENT TO
On motion of Mayor McCarty, Murphy second, Council
ECONOMIC DEVELOP-
concurred with Mayor McCarty's appointment of Mr.
MENT COMMISSION
Wayne Travena, Plant Manager, Pacific Coast Producers,
to the City of Lodi Economic Development Commission to
fill the unexpired term of Bill Foust, which term
expires February 19, 1985.
REPORTS OF THE
In accordance with report and recommendation of the
CITY MANAGER
City Manager, the following actions, hereby set forth
between asterisks, on motion of Mayor Pro Tempore
CONSENT CALENDAR
Murphy, Katnich second, were approved by the Council.
CLAIMS �,`�
CLAIMS WERE APPROVED IN THE AMOUNT OF $1,957,929.07
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MINUTES The minutes of November 17,1981 February 24, 1982
and March 10, 1982 were approved as written.
ASPHALT REJUVENATING The specifications for asphalt rejuvenating agent were
AGENT SPECS APPROVED approved and the purchasing agent was authorized to
advertise for bids thereon.
SPECS. APPROVED FOR Specifications for the maintenance of landscaped
MAINTENANCE OF LAND- areas within the City of Lodi were approved and the
SC.APED AREAS WITHIN purchasing agent was authorized to advertise for bids
THE CITY OF LODI.. thereon.
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR The specifications for the janitorial service of the
JANITORIAL SERVICE City Hall Complex were approved and the purchasing agent
CONTRACT FOR CITY was authorized to advertise for bids thereon.
HALL COMPLEX
APPROVED C C.
ITEM REMOVED With the tacit concurrence of the Council, Agenda Item
FROM AGENDA "f" - Establish crosswalks, Turner Road and Stockton
street" was removed from the Agenda.
RESOLUTION OF Council adopted Resolution of Appreciation No. 82-37
APPRECIATION for Mamie Starr, who resigned to take a position with
C c- - q the Lodi Unified School District.
RESTITUTION TO CITY
On motion of Councilman Katnich, Murphy second, the
OF GALT
City Clerk was directed to forward a check to the City
of Galt for 2� for divot replacement at a golf course
located in Galt, which damage was caused by recently
retired City Finance Director/Treasurer Fred Wilson
while employed by the City of Lodi.
PROPOSED INCREASES
City Manager Glaves apprised the Council that in an
IN FEES AND CHARGES
effort to keep up with the costs to maintain, operate
FOR RECREATION AND
and provide services, an increase in fees and charges
PARKS DEPARTMENT.
for the Department of Recreation and Parks is being
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proposed. A fee schedule reflecting the proposed
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increases was presented for Council's perusal and was
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highlighted for the benefit of the Council. A lengthy
discussion followed with questions being directed to
the City Manager and Mr. Ed DeBenedetti, Recreation
and Parks Department Director, who was in the audience.
RES. NO. 82-33
On motion of Councilman Katnich, Murphy second, Council
adopted Resolution No. 82-33 establishing an amended
fee schedule for the Recreation and Parks Department
as proposed.
RES. NO. 82-34
On motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Hughes second,
Council adopted Resolution No. 82-34 approving additional
revenue sources for the Recreation and Parks Department
and authorizing the sale of beer at the City's softball
complexes, with the City to receive a percentage of the
gross sales.
In accordance with the City Council's direction at
its regular meeting of February 24, 1982, Assistant
City Manager Glenn provided a report regarding the
operation of the Lodi Ambulance Service, Inc.
The report in summation stated that the services provided
by Lodi Ambulance Service is not unlike the services
provided by the Fire Department. They must be able to
provide immediate emergency response to the Northern
San Joaquin County. The Lodi Ambulance Service has at
least 4 people and 4 pieces of equipment ready to respond
at all times. The Ambulance Service averages less than
10 emergency calls per day within the Northern San
Joaquin County;of these, 6 to 7 are within the City
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limits of Lodi. The financial statement provided shows
a cash flow deficit of over $8,000; however, the increase
in accounts receivable is significantly more than
$8,000. The change in fee schedule proposed by the
Lodi Ambulance Service will result in bills over 30%
higher than before. The combined charges are not an
industry standard at this time. The report provided
information on service levels, staffing, equipment,
operating costs and overhead, medical supplies, rent,
Officers' compensation, fee structure, etc. of the
Lodi Ambulance Service.
AWARD - ASPHALT On motion of Mayor. Pro Tempore Murphy, Katnich second,
MATERIALS Council adopted Resolution No. 82-35 awarding the bid
for asphalt materials for the fourth quarter of fiscal
RES. NO. 82-35 year 1981-82 as follows:
Claude C. Wood Co. Item No. lA & B
Item No. 2A
Granite Construction Item No. 1C
Item No. 23 and C
City Manager Glaves presented the following bids which
had been received for Well Drilling, Well #10:
Bidder Bid Test Well Bid Main Well
Henning Bros.
Various alternatives, if the City Council is desirous
5.50 IF
of becoming more involved were outlined as follows:
54,024.00
1. Contract with the Ambulance Service on a flat -rate
$
basis for all emergency care provided in the City of
$
Lodi.
Clark Well & Equip.
2. Establish an ambulance service within the City
6.50 IF
Service.
61,200.00
3. The City become involved with the management of the
$
service and set the maximum fees which the Ambulance
$
Service may charge.
Arthur & Orum Co.
A very lengthy discussion followed with questions
9.50 LF
being directed to Staff and to Mr. Perry Schimke,
40,791.50
Controller of the Lodi Ambulance Service.
RATE INCREASE
Councilman Katnich then moved that the March 1982
LODI AMBULANCE
rate increase by the Lodi Ambulance Service be rescinded.
SERVICE
The motion was seconded by Councilman Pinkerton, and
carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Councilmen - Murphy, Pinkerton,
and McCarty
Noes: Councilmen - Katnich and Hughes
AWARD -CONTRACT
Following additional discussion, on motion of Mayor
FOR ASPHALT
Pro Tempore Murphy, Hughes second, Council directed
MATERIAL
Staff to retain an independent Auditor to prepare an
audit of the Lodi Ambulance Service books at an early
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date.
City Manager Glaves presented the following bids which
had been received for asphalt materials for the fourth
quarter of fiscal year 1981-82 as follows:
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AWARD - ASPHALT On motion of Mayor. Pro Tempore Murphy, Katnich second,
MATERIALS Council adopted Resolution No. 82-35 awarding the bid
for asphalt materials for the fourth quarter of fiscal
RES. NO. 82-35 year 1981-82 as follows:
Claude C. Wood Co. Item No. lA & B
Item No. 2A
Granite Construction Item No. 1C
Item No. 23 and C
City Manager Glaves presented the following bids which
had been received for Well Drilling, Well #10:
Bidder Bid Test Well Bid Main Well
Henning Bros.
$
5.50 IF
$
54,024.00
Myers Bros.
$
6.45 LF
$
50,377.32
Clark Well & Equip.
$
6.50 IF
$
61,200.00
E.E. Luhdorff Co.
$
8.00 IF
$
51,345.00
Arthur & Orum Co.
$
9.50 LF
$
40,791.50
Water Develop. Co.
$10.00 LF
$
49,385.00
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CITY OF LOOT ----- bwt� T-rOR ASPHALT MATERIAL "
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ITEM•NO. 1.
ITEM NO. 2
Dense Grade Asphalt Concrete, Type 8
3/8".
Dense Grade Asphalt Concrete, Type B
Asphalt binder shall be Viscos.ity
Grade AR -4000 Paving Asphalt,
1/2". Asphalt binder shall be Viscosity
Grade AR -4000 Paving Asphalt.
SUPPLIER
A
F.O.B. Plan
B
Stockpile
C.
Hopper of Paver
A B
F.O.B. Plant Stockpile
C
Hopper pper of Paver
(300 Ton s)
City Limit
(200 Tons)
(700 Tons)
City Limits
(50 Tons) (100 Tons)
(100 Tons)
Claude C. Wood Co., Clements
Cost per ton including taxF$22.256 $ 25.28 $ 26.871
Plus: City cost for mileage
TOTAL $ 26.21 $ 25.28 $ 26.871
Granite Construction Co., Stkn
Cost per ton including tax
Plus: City cost for mileage
TOTAL
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$ 21.47
5.19
$ 26.66
$ 25.28 $ 25.28
$ 25.28 $ 25.28
$ 21.995 $ 25.016 $ 26.606
3.95
1-
$ 25.945 $ 25.016 $ 26.606
$ 20:94
5.19
$ 26.13
$ 24.75
$ 211.75
24.75
24.75
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Plans and specifications for this project were approved
by the City Council on March 10, 1982. The plans called
for drilling one main well on the same site as the old,
unserviceable well. During the bidding, questions were
raised concerning underground conditions. An addendum
was issued calling for bids on drilling a test well.
(: 400 ft. depth)
It is recommended that a purchase order be issued to the
low bidder on the test well, Henning Brothers of Modesto
and that the main well be awarded to the low bidder,
Arthur & Orum Co. of Fresno contingent upon satisfactory
completion of the test well. Bids were opened on
Wednesday, March 31, 1982.
AWARD - CONTRACT
Following discussion, on motion of Councilman Hughes,
FOR WELL DRILLING,
Murphy second, Council adopted Resolution No. 82-36
WELL NO. 10
awarding the bid for "Well Drilling, Well #10 to
Henning Bros. Well Drilling, the low bidder in the amount
RES. NO. 82-36 It,
of $5.50 IF for the Test Well and conditionally awarded
the main well bid to Arthur and Orum Co., in the amount
of $40,791.50.
APPOINTMENT OF
City Manager Glaves introduced Agenda Item "k" -
CITY TREAS RER
"Appointement of City Treasurer" apprising the Council
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that he had appointed Robert Holm on April 6, 1982 as
Finance Director and that he would now recommend that
the Council appoint Mr. Holm as City Treasurer. Council-
man Pinkerton indicated his disappointment that the
Council had not been informed by the City Manager of his
intentions regarding the appointment of the City's
Finance Director.
Discussion followed with questions being directed to
Staff, and the City Manager regarding the duties, etc.
of the City Treasurer.
On motion of Councilman Pinkerton, McCarty second, Staff
was directed to prepare Specifications for the position
of City Treasurer. The motion carried by the following
vote:
Ayes: Councilmen - Murphy, Pinkerton & McCarty
Noes: Councilmen - Hughes and Katnich
REZONING PARCEL AT
Ordinance No. 1253 - Ordinance rezoning the parcel at
1001 WINDSOR DRIVE
1001 Windsor Drive, Lodi (Assessor's Parcel No. 031-103-21)
FROM R-1, TO R -C -P,
from R-1, Single -Family Residential to R -C -P, Residential -
WITH RESTRICTIONS
Commercial -Professional with restrictions having been
introduced at a regular meeting of the Council held
ORDINANCE NO. 1253
March 17, 1982, was brought up for passage after reading
ADOPTED /
by title. On motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Hughes second,
the Ordinance was then adopted and ordered to print by
the following vote:
Ayes: Councilmen - Hughes, Murphy, Pinkerton
and McCarty
Noes: Councilmen - Katnich
Absent: Councilmen - None
REZONING KENNEDY
Ordinance No. 1254 - Ordinance rezoning the Kennedy
RANCH SUBDIVISION
Ranch Subdivision located on the west side of Lower
LOCATED ON WEST SIDE
Sacramento Road northerly of the future extension of
OF LOWER SACRAMENTO
West Elm Street from U -H, Unclassified Holding to P -D
ROAD, NORTHERLY OF
(23), Planned Development District No. 23 with conditions
FUTURE EXTENTION
having been introduced at a regular meeting of the
OF WEST ELM STREET
Council held March 17, 1982, was brought up for passage
FROM U -H TO P -D 23
after reading by title. On motion of Councilman Hughes,
WITH CONDITIONS
Pinkerton second, the ordinance was then adopted and
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ordered to print by the following vote:
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ORDINANCE NO. 1254
Ayes: Councilmen - Hughes, Katnich, Murphy,
ADOPTED
Pinkerton and McCarty
Noes: Councilmen - None
Absent: Councilmen - .lone
ADOPTION OF
With the tacit concurrence of the City Council, adoption
ORDINANCE NO.
of Ordinance No. 1255 - Ordinance of the City Council
1255 DEFERRED
of the City of Lodi authorizing the issuance of refunding,
bonds by the Northern California Power Agency (RFL
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Geothermal Project) was deferred.
DISCUSSION RE `1
A brief Council discussion followed regarding traffic
TRAFFIC SIGNALS _ )
signals at California and Turner Road and at Ham Lane
AT VARIOUS
and Tokay Street. No formal action was taken by the
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City Council on these matters.
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business to come before the
Council, Mayor McCarty adjourned the meeting at
approximately 10:15 p.m.
Attest: .
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ALICE M. REIMCHE
City Clerk