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CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF LODI
CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS
WEDNESDAY, DECaMER 8, 1982
A regular adjourned meeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi was
held beginning at 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday, December 8, 1982 in the City
Hall Council Chambers.
ROLL CALL Present: Council Members - :Murphy, O1son,Pinkerton,
Snider, and Reid (Mayor)
Absent: Council Members - None -
Also Present: City Manager Glaves, Assistant City
Manager Glenn, Canmanity Development
Director Schroeder, Public Works Director
Ronsko, City Attorney Stein, and City
Clerk Reimche.
INVOCATION The invocation was given by Pastor E. D. Rodriguez,
Acampo
PLEDGE The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Reid
PRESENTATIONS Mayor Reid apprised the City Council that a Proclamation
had been prepared for retiring Sheriff-Coronor of San
Joaquin County, Frank W. Harty, which will be presented
by Chief of Police Marc Yates.
REPORTS OF THE CITY MANAGER
CONSENT CALENDAR
In accordance with report and reccm endation of the City
Manager, the following actions hereby set forth between
asterisks, on motion of Council Member Pinkerton, Murphy
second, were approved by the Council.
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CLAIMS CLAIMS WERE APPROVED IN THE AMOUNT OF $1,602,360.93.
MIN1T17FS THE MINI= OF OCTOBER 27, 1982 AND NOVEMBER 3, 1982 WERE
APPROVED AS WRITTEN.
SPECIFICATIONS
APPROVED FOR
60 kv METERING
UNITS COUNCIL APPROVED IHE SPECIFICATIONS FOR SINGLE-PHASE,
OUTDOOR, 60 kv METERING UNITS FOR THE UTILITY DEPART14Wr
AND AUTHORIZED THE PURCHASING AGENT TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS
THEREON.
ITTEM RXIII M
FROM THE CONSENT
CALENDAR As requested 'ay Council Member Pinkerton, Council tacitly
concurred to remove item e 1 D - "Award - Bid for
Purchase of Industrial Lift Truck from the consent
calendar.
AkPM - BID FOR
PURCHASE OF
`STANDBY
�r G i- ATOR SET CITY MAiIAGe4 GLAVES APPRISED THE COUNCIL THAT THE
FOLLOWING BIDS HAD BEEN RECEIVED FOR A STANDBY GENERATOR
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R S.NO.82-133
FOR THE UTILITY DEPARI^EZ1T:
SUPPLIER BID PRICE W/TAX
King - Knight, Co. $9,063.00
Cal - West Electric, Inc. $9,944.92
On recommendation of the City iianager, Council adopted
the following Resolution:
RESOLUTION NO. 82-133
RESOLUTION AWARDLNG THE BID FOR A 15 kw STANDBY GEQERAMR
ib THE LOWEST BIDDER, KING -KNIGHT COMPANY, IN THE AMOUNT
OF $9,063.00.
A;PRD - BID
FOR PURCHASE OF
MD -SIZE PICK
`rUO UP TRUCK City Manager Glaves apprised the Council that only one
bid had been received for one mid-size pickup truck for
use by the Utility Department - Sanborn Chevrolet -
$9,050.71.
On recommendation of the City Manager, Council adopted
the following Resolution:
RFS.N0.82-134 RESOLUTION NO. 82-134
RESOLUTION AWARDING THE BD FOR ONE MID-SIZE PICKUP TRUCK
FOR USE BY THE UTILITY DEPARTMENT ENGINEMMNG STAFF TO
SANBORN CHEVROLET OF LODI IN THE AMOUNT OF $9,050.71.
AWARD - BD FOR
�. PURCHASE OF
• • 'WATT:iOUR
L METERS City Manager Glaves Apprised the Council that the
following bids had been received for the purchase of 192
watthour meters to be used to meter electric energy usage
at residential living units in the Stonetree and Pheasant
Iain Condominium projects.
SUPPLIER PRICE W/TAY DELIVERY
Maydwell & Hartzell $ 13,391.62 5 weeks
Westinghouse Electric $ 13,692.83 7-8 weeks
Ace Supply Co. $ 13,766.09 8-10 weeks
G. E. Supply Co. $ 13,900.42 6 weeks
On recommendation of the City rianager, Council adopted
the following Resolution:
RES.NO. 82-135 RESOLUTION NO. 82-135
RESOLUTION X0MING THE BD FOR 192 WATTHOUR NoTERS TO
THE LOW BIDDER, MAYDWELL AND HARTZELL, INC., IN THE
AMOUNT OF $13,391.62.
A;'90RD -_ BID
FOR PU. -: E
OF 15 CV XLP
i CABLE City Manager Glaves presented the following bids which
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had been received for 16,000 feet 15-kv XLP aluminum
cable:
SUPPLIER PRICE W/TAX DELIVERY
The Okonite Co. $14,568.64 10 weeks
G. E. Supply $14,772.16 6-8 weeks
On recommendation of the City Manager, Council adopted
the following Resolution:
RES.NO.82-136
RESOLUTION N0. 82-136
RESOLUTION AWARDMG THE BID FOR 16,000 FEET 15-kv XLP
ALUMIZIUM CABLE TO THE IOW BIDDER, THE OKONITE COMPANY, IN
THE A19OUNP OF $14,568.64.
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' AMM - BID
FOR PURCHASE
OF THREE-PHASE
J; PADMOUNT
TRANSFORMERS
City Manager Glaves presented the following bids which
had been received for Nine Padmount, Three -Phase
Transformers to serve Stonetree Condaninitiuns, Pheasant
Run Condominiums, Well #20, Cluff Avenue Lift Station and
to replenish the departments stock (2 units):
SUPPLIER LIFE—CYCLE. COST ESP. DELIVERY
75 kva
RTE Corp. $ 4,777.21 15 weeks
Square D Co. $ 5,217.30 14-16 weeks
G. E. Supply $ 5,269.67 12-14 weeks
11211 KVA
RTE Corp. $11,374.80 15 weeks
Square D Co. $11,763.68 14-16 weeks
G. E. Supply $12,173.32 12-14 weeks
150 KVA
RTE Corp. $25,642.44 15 weeks
120 volt
Square D Co. $27,752.72 14-16 weeks
G. E. Supply $27,799.16 12-14 weeks
150 KVA
RTE Corp. $ 6,456.76 15 weeks
277 volt
G. E. Supply $ 6,939.96 12-14 weeks
Square D Co. $ 7,317.77 14-16 weeks
300 KVA
RPE Corp. $ 9,637.46 15 weeks
G. E. Supply $10,391.88 12-14 weeks
Square D Co. $11,508.98 14-16 weeks
On recommendation of the City Manager, Council adopted
the following Resolution:
RES.M.82-137
RESOLUTION NO. 82-137
RESOLUTION X-%%RDING THE BID FOR NINE PADMUUNT THREE PHASE
TRANSORNIERS TO THE IOW BIDDER, RPE CORPORATION IN THE
A4OUNT $35,069.04.
AWARD - TRAti" InR
LOADER
City Manager Glaves presented the following bids which
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had been received for a Tractor Loader:
BIDDER AMOUNT OF BID
Massey -Ferguson $23,000.00
Stockton Ford $17,000.00
Reed Equipment* $16,867.00
Case Power & Equipment $16,465.00
*Bid did not meet specifications
On recommendation of the City Manager, Council adopted
the following Resolution:
RES.NO.82-138
RESOLUTION NO. 82-138
RESOLUTION AWARDING THE BID FOR A TRACTOR LOADER TO CASE
POWER AND EQUIPMENT IN THE ALMDUNT OF $16,465.00.
AGREEZ4ENT FOR
STOCKTON STREET,
. KETL TIZIAN-IM I
(PROGRAM
SUPPIZ%= N0.
18
WITH CAL TRANS)
APPROVED
City Manager Glaves presented for Council approval
Program Supplement No. 18 to Local Agency State Agreement
No. 10-5154_advising that it covers the preliminary
engineering and right-of-way on the Stockton Street,
Kettleman Lane to Lodi Avenue project. The esti,aate for
this portion of the project is $214,000.00. The Federal
contribution (Federal Aid Urban funds) will be
$184,488.00. The City's responsibility is $29,512 which
has been budgeted out of City TDA funds.
RES.NO.82-139
COUNCIL ADOPTED RESOLUTION NO. 82-139 APPROVING PROGRAM
SUPPLEMENT NO. 18 TO THE LOCAL AGENCY STATE AGREE NO.
10-5154 (AGRER,= FOR STCCXTON STREET, KETr EZAAN - LODI)
AND AUTHORIZED THE CITY MANAGER AND CITY CLERK TO CUTE
THE SUPPLUMnIT ON BEHALF OF THE CITY.
Ce"VPRAL CALIF.
TRACTION CO.
•' �/ A[�zvr FOR
C MUFF AVE.
STORM DRAIN
APPROVED
Council was apprised that in the design of the EDA
project, it became necessary to install a storm drain
under the Central California Traction Company tracks at
Cluff and Lodi Avenue. The agreement calls for standard
construction procedures similar to other agreements the
City has had with the various railroads.
COUNCIL APPIMED AN AGE=AE NT WITH CMITRAL CALIFORNIA
TRACTION COMPANY TO INSTALL A STORM DRAIN UNDER THE CCP
TRAM AT CLUFF AND LODI AVENUE AND AUTHORIZED THE CITY
IMANAGER ADM CITY CLERK TO CUTE THE AGREE%= ON BEHALF
OF THE CITY.
Ii :4 REMOVED
FROM A�A
With the tacit concurrence of the Council, agenda item
e 1 M - "Approve Limited Parking Changes, Various
Schools, was removed frcm the agenda.
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Council was apprised that Homer Beldt, owner of Casa de
Lodi, has requested no parking zones on the south side of
Turner Road from the Casa de Lodi driveway to 200 feet
east and between the driveway and Beckman Road to the
west. The zones would provide sight distance for
motorists exiting the mobile home park onto Turner Road.
The proposed No Parking Zones will provide residents of
Casa de Lodi with essentially the same -sight distance
afforded any other motorist driving a typical City of
Lodi residential street. Because of the number of
motorists using the driveway, curve of the street and the
existing speed zone of 45 mph, it is recommended that
parking be restricted on both sides of the driveway.
RES.PROHIBITING
�f(y." PA UCING - TURNER
RD. DRIVEWAY AT
CASA DE LORI
RES.NO.82-140 COUNCIL ADOPTED RESOLUTION NO. 82-140 PROHIBITING PARKING
ON BOTH SIDES OF THE TURNER ROAD DRIVEWAY OF CASA DE
LODI.
City Manager Glaves presented the following bids which
had been received for one 3,000 lb. capacity Industrial
Lift Truck to be utilized within the Utility Warehouse.
SUPPLIER PRICE W/TAX
watts Equipment Co. $12,252.01
J. M. Lift Trucks, Inc. $12,716.82
Dodi Fork Lift Service $13,166.68
Lift Truck Service Corp. $13,246.82
J. M. Lift Trucks, Inc. $15,635.00
Holt Bros. $16,117.18
AWARD - BID FOR
' THE PURCHASE OF
AN '11MUSTRIAL
LIFT TRUCK Council Member Pinkerton asked to go on record as
objecting to the low bid as the bid is on a foreign made
lift truck. Council discussion followed. Council, on
C motion of Council Member Snider, Murphy second, adopted
Resolution No. 82-132 awarding the bid for the purchase
RES.1;0.82-132 of one 3,000 lb. capacity Industrial Lift Truck to the
low bidder, Watts Equipment Company in the amount of
$12,252.01. The motion was carried by the following
vote:
Ayes: Council Members - Olson, Snider, and Reid
Noes: Council Members - Murphy and Pinkerton
Absent: None
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PUBLIC Iic =GS
There were no Public Hearings scheduled for this meeting.
PLANNING
COPMMISSION
City Manager Glaves gave the following report of the
Planning Commission meeting of November 22, 1982:
The Planning Commission -
1. Conditionally approved the request of Ron Slate on
behalf of 312 Investment Company for a Tentative Parcel
Map to create Parcels A, B and C from Lot 3, Maxwell
Industrial Park, and the Maggio property at 1935 South
Stockton Street in an area zoned M-2, Heavy Industrial.
2. Conditionally approved the request of Lucky Stores,
Inc. for a Tentative Subdivision Map to divide the old
Albertson's/Pay 'n Save (i.e. Euclid Shopping Center)
into 8 parcels, located at the south-east corner of West
Kettleman Lane and South Hutchins Street in an area zoned
C -S, Cotmnrcial Shopping.
3. Anoroved an 18 -month extension of the Use Pernit of
Guarantee Savings and Loan to establish a branch office
at 1300 West Kettleman Lane in an area zoned P -D(15),
Planned Development District No. 15.
ITEMS OF 4. Approved an 18 month extension of the Use Permit
I IER2 T granted to Rev. Oscar Gross for an addition to the River
Garden Retirement Hone located at 311 West Turner Road in
an area zoned R -GA, Garden Apartment Residential.
5. At the request of the applicant, took no action to
extend the Use Permit for a temporary portable office
building on the Holz Rubber Company property at 1129
South Sacramento Street in an area zoned 214-2, Heavy
Industrial.
6. Recommended that the San Joaquin County Board of
Zoning Adjustment deny the request of Frank Lucchesi for
a Use Permit to operate an agriculturally -related
trucking operation on the east side of State Route 99
Frontage Road (i.e. 18566 North Highway 99).
7. Recommended that the San Joaquin Planning Commission
approve the request of JSG Trucking to rezone property
from GA -20, General Agriculture to M -1/L, Limited
;Manufacturing in the southwest quadrant of the bdoodbridge
Road, State Route 99 interchange (i.e. 19400 North
Highway 99).
C0114JNICATICNS
11 0)
CITY CLERK City Clerk Reimche presented the following claims which
had been filed against the City of Lodi:
a) Christian Korough DOL 4/23/82
b) Hertz Corporation DOL 2/23/81
C) C. Kelly Olson DOL B/19/82
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d) Mitchell Fletcher DOL 7/4/82
e) Various Fire Losses at "Old" Tokay High School
5/15/82.
1.
Lois Landreth
2.
Robert McCloy
3.
Persephone Capis
4.
Dennis Kempf
CLAD. is
5.
Richard D. Hoff
6.
Henrietta Hoff
7.
Elmer Dias (previously denied 8/18/82)
8.
Mark Newfield
9.
Donald Mattes
On motion of Council Member Pinkerton, Murphy second,
Council denied the heretofore listed Claims and referred
them to R. L. Kautz and Co., the City's Contract
Administrator.
\ PUC
APPLICATIONS City Clerk presented information which had been received
on Order granting rehearing for the purposes of further
consideration re PG&E Docket No. ER80-214-002.
The City Clerk presented a letter which had been received
from PG&E Co. giving notice that on November 19, 1982, it
filed an amendment to Application No. 82-09-17 pertaining
to its Conservation Financing Adjustment. The Amendment
asks for a smaller increase in gas rates than the
original filing and for a decrease rather than an
increase in electric rates.
LETTER REC'D
FROM CONGRESS.' AIN
i SHUA-ZkY RE
DAVIS-BACON
ACT City Clerk Reimche presented a letter which had been
received from Congressman Norman D. Shurway acknowledging
support for legislative efforts to repeal the Davis -Bacon
Act.
REPORT FROM
S. J. LOCAL
HEALTH DISTRICT
RE INSPECTION
OF LODI JAIL City Clerk Reimche presented a letter which had been
received frau the San Joaquin Local Health District
regarding the inspection of the jail maintained by the
City of Lodi.
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APPEAL RECD
FROM LLS. VIOLA
"FAHR^ER. RE
RE240VAL OF
CERTAIN PAR'K-
A1AY TREES The City Clerk presented a letter which had been received
from Ms. viola Fahrner appealing the earlier decision by
the Lodi City Council denying her request for removal of
certain trees located in the parkway fronting her
property.
City Manager Glaves presented the following telegraph
which had been received from Don Benninghoven, Executive
Director of the League of California Cities:
"CONGRESS MOVING RAPIDLY TO APPROVE 5 CENTS INCREASE N
FEDERAL GAS TAX IN LAME DUCK SESSION.
L"4PORTANT ISSUES:
1. POINT OF ORIGIN: CALIFORNLA AND OTIHER STATES ARE
"DONOR STA. -IM," ASD PAY MORE IN GAS TAXES THAN THEY
RECEIVE. LEAGUE POSITION: INCREASE GAS TAX REVENUES
RETURNED TO CALIFORNIA TO 85% OF AMOUNT COLLECTED N
CALIFOPNIA.
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On ration of Mayor Pro Tempore Murphy, Reid second,
Council denied the appeal of Ms. Fahrner.
AEC LICF2dSE
City Clerk Reimche presented the following application
for Alcoholic Beverage License which had been received:
Pay Less Market and Liquors
Alburati, Lutfi Ahmed
101 N. Sacrarrento Street
Lodi, CA 95240
Off Sale General
WOODBRIDGE
- CIRCULATION
PLAN SET FOR
y PUBLIC
DARING
On motion of Council Member Pinkerton, Murphy second,
Council set for Public Hearing at 8:00 p.m., January 19,
1983, consideration of the Woodbridge Circulation Plan
(Amendment to the Circulation Element).
RESOLUTION
RECD FROM
l CITY OF
BkNNING
City Clerk Reimche presented a resolution which had been
received frau the Clty of Banning urging the State
Legislature to make local revenue deficiencies the
highest priority in the next session of the State
Legislature.
LET= OF
APPRECIATION
RECD FROM
LODI SENIOR
CITIZENS
MkJB
City Cleric Reirche presented a letter which had been
received from the Lodi Senior Citizens Club thanking the
Lodi City Council for its consideration for providing
free parking spaces for their club to the rear of their
club building.
City Manager Glaves presented the following telegraph
which had been received from Don Benninghoven, Executive
Director of the League of California Cities:
"CONGRESS MOVING RAPIDLY TO APPROVE 5 CENTS INCREASE N
FEDERAL GAS TAX IN LAME DUCK SESSION.
L"4PORTANT ISSUES:
1. POINT OF ORIGIN: CALIFORNLA AND OTIHER STATES ARE
"DONOR STA. -IM," ASD PAY MORE IN GAS TAXES THAN THEY
RECEIVE. LEAGUE POSITION: INCREASE GAS TAX REVENUES
RETURNED TO CALIFORNIA TO 85% OF AMOUNT COLLECTED N
CALIFOPNIA.
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2. STATE MATCH: AN INCREASE IN FEDERAL TAX ,TILL REQUIRE
MORE STATE FUNDS TO MATCH FEDERAL DOLLARS. LEAGUE
POSITION: F r.rrrt NATE STATE MATCH REQUIREMENT TEMPORARILY
TO AVOID DIVERTL G STATE MONIES FROM CURRENT PROJECT'S.
3. PROGRAM FLEXIBILITY: REVEiZ INCREASES WILL GO
IHROUGH TRADITIONAL PROGRAM CATEGORIES. LEAGUE POSITION:
ELIMINATE OR EASE PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS TO PERMIT LOCAL
GOVERNMENTS TO QUICKLY EXPEND FUNDS ON-PMIECTS.
4. FAU/FAS PROGRAM: THE ADMINISTRATION PLANS TO
SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCE OR PHASE OUT THESE LOCAL GOVERNMENT
PROGRAMS. LEAGUE POSITION: USE NEW REVENUES TO MARITAIN
FAU AND FAS PROGRAMS AT LEAST AT CURRENT LEVELS.
CONTACT YOUR CONGRESSMEN AND SENATORS IMMEDIATELY URGING
AN EQUITABLE HOLE FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT."
PROPOSAL TO
APPROVE 5 CENTS
INCREASE IN
FEDERAL GAS
TAX DISCUSSED
Council took no formal action on the matter following a
lengthy discussion.
CO11k1ENTS BY
CITY COUNCIL
MEMBERS
Council Member Pinkerton apprised the Council that UDID
(United Downtown Immorovement District) discussions have
presently reached the point where it is iterative to
have the expertise of a qualified bonding attorney and
other consultants to provide important information
required in the formation of the proposed downtown.
It is therefore requested that the Lodi City Council
appropriate an amount not to exceed $1,000.00 for legal
fees and consultant fees as needed in the formation of
the proposed downtown improvement district.
Following an inquiry, Council was assured by Council
Member Pinkerton that this amount would become a cost of
the district and would be so assessed.
FUNDS APPROPRIATED
FOR UDID
Following discussion, on motion of Mayor Pro Tempore
Murphy, Olson second, the Council appropriated an amount
not to exceed $1,000.00 from the Hotel -Motel
Beautification fund for legal fees for a bonding attorney
and consulting fees as needed in the formation of the
proposed downtown improvement district.
PRESENTIAATION
RE LODI CABLE
T.V. ADULT
ENTERTAM4EN T
CHAZIZ4.iS
A presentation was made by Brenton Bleier under "Comments
by the Public on non -agenda items", whereby Mr. Bleier
asked the Council to adopt a Resolution relating to the
provision of so-called adult entertainment channels by
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the Dodi Cable Television and an Ordinance prohibiting
showing of sexually explicit cablecast programming to
minors without parental presence or permission. Council
continued consideration of the matter for additional
information until the first meeting in January.
REGULAR CALENDAR
REPORTS OF THE
CITY MANAGER
REPORT BY
._ STAFF RE
. INQUIRY BY
DR. CARLTON
Community Development Director Schroeder presented, for
the perusal of the Council, information pertaining to the
Rosa Variance (A-81-7), 305 West Lockeford Street, Lodi,
which had previously been requested following an inquiry
by Dr. Thomas Carlton. Dr. Carlton was not present
although he was apprised by the City Clerk that the
matter was on the agenda for this meeting.
No formal action was taken by the Council on the matter.
CONSIDERATION
OF APPROVAL OF
CONTRACTS FOR
BILLBOARDS AT
ENTRANCES TO
CITY CONT'D
Following discussion, Council, on motion of Mayor Pro
Tempore Murphy, Reid second, continued agenda item k-2
"Approve contracts for billboards at entrances to City"
until the first meeting in January requesting additional
information.
ITE21 REMOVED
FROM THE
AGENDA
With the tacit concurrence of the Council, agenda item
k-3 - "Approve consultant to analyze Utility Departrrmt
Computer Requirements" was removed from the agenda.
ORDINANCES
ordinance No. 1278 - An Ordinance adopting numerous
amendments to the Specific Plan of Lower Sacramento Road
between Kettleman Lane and Lodi Avenue having been
introduced at a regular adjourned meeting of the Council
held November 17, 1982 was brought up for passage on
ORDINANCE
motion of Council Member Pinkerton, Olson second. Second
ADOPTING
reading was omitted after reading by title, and the
NUMEROUS
Ordinance was then adopted and ordered to print by the
AMENDMENTS
following vote:
TO THE SPECIFIC
PLAN OF LWR
Ayes: Council Members - Murphy, Olson, Pinkerton,
SACRAMENTO
ROAD BETWEEN
Snider, and Reid (Mayor)
KE=,1AN AND
Noes: Council Members - None
LODI AVENUE
Absent: Council Members - None
ORO.NO.1278
ADOPTED
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ORDINAL AUTHORIZING
QUALIFED
'1 ORGANIZATIONS TO
r
CONDUCT BINGO
GAMES WITHIN THE
CITY OF LODI Ordinance No. 1279 - An Ordinance of the City of Lodi
authorizing qualified organizations to conduct Bingo
Games within the City of Lodi, having been introduced
at a regular adjourned meeting of the Council held
November 17, 1982 was brought up for passage on motion
of Council Member Pinkerton, Murphy second. Second
reading was cmitted after reading by title, and the
Ordinance was then adopted and ordered to print by the
following vote:
ORD.NO.1279 Ayes: Council i3ember - Snider, Olson, Pinkerton,
ADOPTED Murphy, and Reid (Mayor)
Noes: Council Member - None
Absent: Council Member - None
ADOPTION OF
ORD.NO.1280
CONTINUED TO
NEXT MEETING Council continued to the meeting of December 15, 1982,
adoption of Ordinance No. 1280 - An Ordinance
establishing the Friday after Thanksgiving as a parking
holiday in downtown Lodi to allow Staff to submit minor
modifications in the drafting of the proposed Ordinance.
RECEPTION HELD
HONORING CITY
MANAGER GIAVES City Manager Glaves was given an invitation to read by
Mayor Reid, which invitation invited the City Manager to
attend a reception being held in his honor.
ADJOURZENT These being no further business to cane before the
Council, Mayor Reid adjourned the meeting at
approximately 9:00 p.m.
Attest:
Alice M. Reimche
City Clerk