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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - March 18, 1981373 CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF LODI CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS March 18, 1981 A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi was held beginning at 8:00 p.m., Wednesday, March 18, 1981 in the City Hall Council Chambers. ROLL CALL Present: Councilmen - Hughes, McCarty, Murphy, Pinkerton, and Katnich (Mayor) Absent: Councilmen - None Also Present: City Manager Glaves, Assistant City Manager Glenn, Public Works Director Ronsko, Community Development Director Schroeder, City Attorney Stein, and City Clerk Reimche INVOCATION The invocation was given by Reverend Raymond Knapp, St. John's Episcopal Church PLEDGE Mayor Katnich led the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag. PROCLAMATIONS Mayor Katnich presented the following Proclamations: �7 a) "Private Property Week" b) "A.A.U.W. Week" COMMUNICATIONS COMPLAINT RE City Clerk Reimche presented a letter which had NOISE LEVEL been received from Lawrence A. Wilson requesting OF LOCOMOTIVE assistance from the Lodi City Council in diminish - HORNS ing the noise level of locomotive horns of trains nom' operating near his residence. Council was apprised that the Community Development Department has requested information from the Cities of Placentia and Anaheim, which have adopted ordinances dealing with this problem. A report will be made to the Council upon receipt of this information. ABC The City Clerk presented an application for LICENSE_ Alcoholic Beverage License for John C. McClaine of McClaine's Texaco for an off -sale beer and wine license. EAST LODI City Clerk Reimche presented a petition which AVENUE MERCHANTS had been received from East Lodi Avenue merchants SEEK RELIEF OF asking for relief of the parking problems PARKING PROBLEMS encountered in the operation of their establish - 'IL ments. Staff was directed to investigate the ?% matter and report back to Council at a subsequent meeting regarding their findings and recommenda- tion. PARKING The subject of extending the "No Parking" restric- RESTRICTIONS SOUTH tions on the south side of Century Boulevard SIDE OF CENTURY between Dartmoor Circle (west) and Dartmoor BLVD. Circle (east) to 2:30 p.m. was discussed. BETWEEN DARTMOOR Council was apprised that a petition had been CIRCLE (WEST)AND received signed by 15 residents of the area DARTMOOR CIRCLE reading in full as follows: (EAST) ,= .974 Continued March 18, 1981 "As residents in a restricted parking zone, Dartmoor Circle, we would like permits made available to us. This is in accordance with the City of Lodi Code, Division 4, Section 14-84, 1 through 7". Following a brief discussion, City Clerk Reimche was directed to place this item on the Agenda for the April 1, 1981 regular meeting of the Council. BUSES FOR THE City Clerk Reimche presented a letter which PUBLIC'S GENERAL .,,'.had been received from 14 citizens regarding a USE REQUESTED �;- need for buses in the City of Lodi for use by the general public. COMMENTS BY CITY COUNCILMEN BOBS PRESIDENT Mayor Katnich, with the concurrence of the City DEAN DEVINE Council, on motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Murphy APPOINTED TO second, appointed Mr. Dean Devine, President of RECREATION the Booster of Boys Sports, to serve through COMMISSION -) the tenure of his presidency of that organi- zation as a Recreation Commissioner (vacancy created by the resignation of Daniel Anderson) and from thence forward the Vice -President of that organization would serve on the Recreation Commission for a term of two years. COUNCIL REQUESTS Following introduction of the matter by Council - REPORT ON man Hughes, the City Clerk was directed to apprise WOUNDING OF �,(, the appropriate persons of the Council's direction LODI POLICE that it receive from the Chief of Police a OFFICER report on the recent wounding of a Lodi Police Officer, and suggestions as to how similar accidents could be prevented in the future. REPORTS OF THE CITY MANAGER CONSENT In accordance with report and recommendation of CALENDAR the City Manager, the following actions hereby set forth between asterisks, on motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Murphy second, were approved by the Council. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * CLAIMS <!'-. CLAIMS WERE APPROVED IN THE AMOUNT OF $1,264,148.02. SPECS FOR COUNCIL APPROVED THE SPECIFICATIONS FOR ASPHALT ASPHALT MATERIAL MATERIAL NEEDED DURING THE FOURTH QUARTER OF APPROVED FISCAL YEAR(April 1, 1981 through June 30, 1981), AND AUTHORIZED THE PURCHASING AGENT TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS THEREON. PLANS AND SPECS The plans and specifications for Lawrence Park FOR LAWRENCE PARK Parking Lot Reconstruction were presented for PARKING LOT Council's perusal. Council was apprised that, RECONSTRUCTION jin general, the work consists of constructing APPROVED �`� an asphalt concrete. surfaced parking lot, catch basins and lines, concrete curbing ( and an alternate with extruded curb), street lights and other incidental and related work. COUNCIL APPROVED THE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR "LAWRENCE PARK PARKING LOT RECONSTRUCTION" AND AUTHORIZED THE CITY CLERK TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS THEREON. 375 Continued March 18, 1981 SPECS FOR MSC COUNCIL APPROVED THE SPECIFICATIONS FOR FURNISHING WAREHOUSE AND INSTALLING THE MUNICIPAL SERVICE CENTER SHELVING AND �,•�J WAREHOUSE SHELVING AND STORAGE UNITS AND AUTHORIZED STORAGE THE PURCHASING AGENT TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS UNITS THEREON. ACCEPTANCE OF Council was apprised that the improvements in "Muni - "MUNICIPAL cipal Service Center, Phase II" have been completed SERVICE CENTER, in substantial conformance with the plans and PHASE II" ,r ��u %\specifications approved by the City Council. The contract was awarded to Brown Sheet Metal and Mechanical, Inc., of Oakdale on February 6, 1980 in the amount of $588,220.00. The final contract price was $632,407.71. The difference between the contract amount and the final contract price is due primarily to the replacement of a sewer line in the building area under this contract. BIDS REJECTED Council was informed that the following bids ON WELL 19 had been received for Well 19 Site Improvements: SITE IMPROVEMENTS BIDDER BID ( ALT. A TOTAL) Case Construction Co. $18,640.00 Neth Construction $24,602.00 COUNCIL ACCEPTED THE IMPROVEMENTS IN "MUNICIPAL SERVICE CENTER, PHASE II" AND DIRECTED THE PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR TO FILE A NOTICE OF COMPLETION THEREON. AGREEMENT A proposed Agreement between the City and California BETWEEN CITY Waste Removal Systems, Inc., for the improve - AND CALIFORNIA ments of their parcel at 1333 E. Turner Road was WASTE REMOVAL presented for Council's approval. Council SYSTEMS, INC., was apprised that this Agreement basically APPROVED guarantees all necessary off-site improvements f for the parcel at 1333 E. Turner Road through -� the Assessment District presently in the forma- tive stages, and further guarantees that should the District fail to have sold bonds and awarded construction contracts by July 1, 1981 then California Waste Removal Systems, Inc., will insure the construction of the necessary improve- ments by itself. COUNCIL APPROVED AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF LODI AND CALIFORNIA WASTE REMOVAL SYSTEMS, INC., FOR THE IMPROVEMENTS OF THEIR PARCEL AT 1333 E. TURNER ROAD AND AUTHORIZED THE CITY MANAGER AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE THE AGREEMENT ON BEHALF OF THE CITY. AGENDA ITEM WITH THE TACIT CONCURRENCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL, RE ASSIGNMENT AGENDA ITEM "H" - "ASSIGNMENT OF LODI DODGERS OF LODI DODGERS BASEBALL CONTRACT" WAS REMOVED FROM THE AGENDA BASEBALL CONTRACT AND CONTINUED TO THE REGULAR MEETING OF APRIL REMOVED FROM 1, 1981. AGENDA BIDS REJECTED Council was informed that the following bids ON WELL 19 had been received for Well 19 Site Improvements: SITE IMPROVEMENTS BIDDER BID ( ALT. A TOTAL) Case Construction Co. $18,640.00 Neth Construction $24,602.00 376 Continued March 18, 1981 The City Clerk presented a letter which had been received from Neth Construction, Inc., stating that Case Construction had failed to list either the names or the addresses of their sub -contractors and failed to include in their sealed bid a bid bond as required. Following Council discussion, on motion of Council- man Murphy, McCarty second, Council rejected the bids received for the contract for Well 19 Site Improvements, and authorized the City Clerk to readvertise for bids thereon. OLD LODI UNION The Old Lodi Union High School Foundation HIGH SCHOOL presented the Council with a check in the amount SITE ��' of $15,000.00. It was received with an expression of sincere appreciation by the Council. PROPOSAL Mr. Lewis C. Bishop of the Lodi Design Group RECEIVED FOR gave a presentation to the Council regarding DESIGN SERVICES his group's proposal for design services for FOR OLD LODI the Lodi Community Center in Lodi. Mr. Bishop HIGH SCHOOL SITE informed the Council that - It is the intention of the Lodi Community tri Center Development Committee to produce } a definitive design document, including written and graphic material defining the scope of a conceptual facilities and general land use plan. In order for this to take place, the Lodi Design Group will provide the following professional services: A. General Plan Document 1. Introduction a. Purpose and Goals of the General Plan 2. Resource Element a. Inventory of Existing Site Features 3. Land Use and Facilities Element a. Transportation b. Land Use Evaluation C. Facilities Evaluation and Proposal d. Recreation Evaluation 4. Operations Element a. Administration b. Funding c. Operations and Maintenance 5. Rendered Conceptual Master Plan 6. Economic Analysis 377 Continued March 18, 1981 7. Architectural Analysis 8. Support Graphics a. Existing Conditions b. Schematic Layouts c_ Perspectives d. Graphs Preliminary Cost Estimates B. Audio/Visual Presentation 1. Slide Show C. Public Workshops Three workshops to inform and involve the public D. Spatial Study Model The General Plan Document will be in the form of a booklet for the ease of distribution. We will provide thirty (30) copies of this docu- ment as part of the contract. In addition, we will provide our support graphics. There will be scale drawings for your use as graphic dis- plays. The total fee for the above mentioned services shall be $58,550.00 (Fifty-eight thousand five hundred fifty dollars). Council discussion followed with questions being directed to Mr. Bishop by the Council. On motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Hughes second, the City Council concurred with the proposal and City Attorney Stein was directed to proceed with the preparation of a contract pursuant to the proposal and professional fee schedule in- cluded in the Lodi Design Group letter of February 17, 1981 addressed to Dr. Frank Johnson, Chairman, Lodi Community Center Development Committee. PROPERTY -MUNICIPAL, Following introduction of this matter and Council SERVICE CENTER discussion, Mayor Katnich directed that pursuant SITE to earlier action by the City Council, Councilman \ Hughes and Mayor Pro Tempore McCarty are to meet with the City Attorney prior to the next ),1'r meeting regarding the proposed sale of the �- Municipal Service Center "surplus" property, and report back to the Council regarding this meeting. The City Clerk was directed to place this matter on the Agenda for the April 1, 1981 Council Meeting. HUTCHINS STREET/ The agenda item pertaining to Hutchins Street/ LODI SPORTS Lodi Sports Center Parking Congestion and CENTER PARKING Deficiency was introduced by Staff. Staff CONGESTION AND reported that the Lodi Planning Commission in DEFICIENCY 1978, reviewed and approved the request for a Use Permit to re-establish a private swim and - athletic club at 1900 South Hutchins Street. The plan submitted at that time included a 19 stall parking lot on their property and a 28 stall parking lot on the adjacent property to the south owned by the Hittles. However, the Planning Commission determined that the on-site 19 stalls would be adequate with the 28 stalls serving as a bonus. The Zoning Ordinance requires 378 Continued March 18, 1981 the Planning Commission to determine the required off- street parking for this type of use. In October of 1979, the Planning Commission approved the parcel map for the Lodi Sports Center which joined the proposed Hittle parcel (for parking) to the proposed development. In February of 1980, the City was informed that the project could not be constructed as orginally proposed since acquisition of the Hittle property would not be economically feasible.. In May of 1980, the Planning Commission approved a modified Use Permit for the facility allowing for a change in location for the additional parking. This proposal moved the parking from the Hittle parcel to the property to the north owned by Jake Ferguson. The Ferguson property acquisition did not take place and development took place with only the 19 required on-site parking stalls. One condition that was common to all of the approvals by the Planning Commission, was the dedication of the necessary rights of way for the Hutchins Street frontage road and the construction of these improvements. A copy of the Specific Plan for Hutchins Street was presented for Council's perusal. Council was shown several exhibits and apprised that between Century Boulevard and the Lodi Sports Center north property line, there are 35 legal on - street spaces on Hutchins Street and the frontage road. The only real solution to the parking problem is additional on-site parking. However, since the City requirement was met, the City cannot require additional parking to be installed. Council was apprised that the Fire Department indicates its major problems to be: 1. Cars parked in the red zones fronting the Lodi Sports Center and property blocking the building fire connection and fire hydrant. 2. Cars blocking access to the Hittle property. 3. Fire trucks unable to turn around or exit from the area. 4. Snorkel unable to make turn at Century with parking on both sides of frontage road. The Lodi Spots Center currently has 1100 paid members (500- applications) and expects its membership to increase to 1400-1600 by this summer. Public Works Director Ronsko explained each exhibit presented in detail and responded to questions as were posed by the City Council. Mr. Ronsko indicated that it was Staff's recommen- dation to adopt the plan identified as "Modified Design". The following persons addressed the Council on the matter. 379 Continued March 18, 1981 Mr. Robert Mertz, 121 W. Pine Street, Lodi, representing Mr. and Mrs. Max Hittle, 1902 S. Hutchins Street, Lodi, (property owners adjacent to the Lodi Sports Center) addressed the Council regarding the problems being encountered by Mr. and Mrs. Hittle. Attorney Mertz stated that the Hittle property ` has diminished in value and urged that a review of the entire procedure be made. Also addressing the Council on the matter were: a) Mr. Tom Rowe, Manager of the apartment complex located at 411 Century, Lodi b) Mrs. Norma Gates, 910 Dianna Drive, Lodi c) Mrs. Francis Miller, 255 Charles, Lodi d) Mrs. Lydia Mountain, 731 S. Church Street, Lodi Speaking on behalf of the Lodi Sports Center was Mr. Gary Vochatzer, P.O. 7995, Stockton, California 95207. Following a very lengthy discussion with questions being directed to Staff and to persons in the audience who had given testimony on the matter, Mayor Katnich appointed Councilman Murphy to meet with Staff to work out a solution. On motion of Mayor Pro Tempore McCarty, Murphy second, the matter was continued for two weeks and Staff was directed that during this interim period, the zoning ordinance is to be researched, copies of the Planning Commission Minutes are to be provided to Council as they pertain to this matter, as well as a review of the sequence of events. A decision is to be forthcoming at the April 1, 1981 regular Council Meeting based on the recommendations of Staff. RECESS Mayor Katnich declared a 5 -minute recess, and the Council reconvened at approximately 10:15 p.m. ANAGNOS Agenda item "1" - "Anagnos right-of-way Turner/ RIGHT-OF-WAY Cluff" was introduced by Staff. Mr. Leo TURNER/CLUFF Anagnos, 506 Kensington Way, Lodi, -addressed the Council regarding the matter. Following a lengthy Council discussion, with f questions being directed to Staff and to Mr. Anagnos and his brother Spiro Anagnos, Council,. on motion of Councilman Hughes, Pinkerton second, directed that the City move with all possible haste to get a response from the Appraiser to the Anagnos proposal, and that an attempt be made to work out this arrangement with the Anagnos family and get the voluntary right of entry. If this is not forthcoming and there continues to be a stalemate, the City Council will get back involved in the matter. The motion carried by the following vote: 880 Continued March 18, 1981 Ayes: Councilmen - Hughes, McCarty, Murphy, and Pinkerton Noes: Councilmen - Katnich Absent: Councilmen - None WILLOW OAKS Mr. Ron Judson, 2306 Corbin Lane, Lodi, addressed INDUSTRIAL PARK the Council regarding a proposal contained in a letter from Morton and Pitalo, Inc., dated March 6, 1981 as follows: SUBJECT: ANAGNOS AND WILLOW OAKS INDUSTRIAL PARK MEETING FOR NEGOTIATIONS FOR RIGHT-OF-WAY AND EASEMENTS ALONG TURNER ROAD In attendance: Glenn Robison (City of Lodi), Ron Judson, Spiro Anagnos, Leo Anagnos, a right-of-way agent for the City of Lodi named Joe, and myself (Steve Weddell) "Ron proposed to the Anagnos brothers that he would front the cost to improve the southerly half of Turner Road along their property. These improvements would include curb and gutter and pavement. In ex- change for these improvements, the necessary right-of-way for Turner Road and the westerly half of Cluff Avenue along their frontage, in addition to the easements required for construction of the master storm drain line, would be dedicated and granted to the City. In addition, Ron insisted that curb and gutter should also be constructed along the westerly side of Cluff Avenue. These improvements should be funded by the City of Lodi. Glenn stated that the City Council may not opt to include curb and gutter on the westerly side of Cluff Avenue. He also pointed out that the City power company would like to place their power lines just inside the right-of-way on Turner on the south side and would request an addition to the right- of-way five -foot -wide overhang easement for the power lines. Finally, Glenn mentioned that the City would continue, during the March 18 meeting, the condemnation pro- cedures to procure the necessary easements for the storm drain line. This is being done just in case the subject negotiations fall through. Three separate agreements are required with the Anagnos people. The first would be with the Willow Oaks Industrial Park. This agreement should outline the above-mentioned proposal made by Ron Judson. The second agreement should be with the assessment district that is now currently being formed. The assessment district would pay for and install the water and sewer lines, valves, etc., along Cluff Avenue and Turner Road at no cost to the Anagnos people at this time. However, when the Anagnos property is developed, then that development would have to absorb the costs of the appro- priate share of those improvements. The third Continued March 18, 1981 38.1 agreement would be with the City of Lodi. This agreement should specify the City's willingness to participate in the placement of curb and gutter and a strip of pavement along the westerly side of Cluff Avenue on the Anagnos frontage. Ron made it quite clear that if the City did not enter into this last agreement, then the Willow Oaks In- dustrial Park would withdraw from the project. TURNER ROAD AND CLU FF AVENUE ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO. 1 810035 March 5, 1981 The following estimated costs are for construction of curb, gutter and roadway surfacing for that southerly portion of the proposed Turner Road that lies on the Anagnos property, not including that portion opposite Snell and Jerome properties. Item 1. Description - Clear & Grub (Remove 100- Grape Vines) Quantity - 1 job Unit Price - L.S. Amount - $2,500.00 Item 2. Description - Roadway Excavation Quantity - 600 C.Y. Unit Price - 3.50 Amount - $2,100.00 Item 3. Description - Compact Subgrade Quantity - 15,500 sq. ft. Unit Price - 0.10 Amount - $1,550.00 Item 4. Description - Aggregate Base & Paving Quantity - 15,500 sq. ft. Unit Price 1.50 Amount - $23,250.00 3S2 Continued March 18, 1981 Item 5. Description - Concrete Curb & Gutter Quantity - 745 L.F. Unit Price - 7.00 Amount - $5,215.00 TOTAL ESTIMATED COST - $34,615.00 A lengthy discussion followed with questions being directed to Staff and to Mr. Judson. Councilman Murphy moved to accept the proposal regarding Willow Oaks Industrial Park as presented by Mr. Ron Judson. The motion was seconded by Councilman Pinkerton, but failed to pass by the following vote: Staff therefore recommended that the City Coun- cil approve and accept a Letter of Agreement which will exchange ownership of the 2,500' strip parcel owned by the City of Lodi for the 50' x 60' well site. The City of Lodi will retain a public utility easement over the 2,500 strip parcel, which will be incorporated in the Lake- shore Village development, and will be maintained by the homeowners of this development. A copy of the proposed Letter Agreement was presented for Council's perusal. On motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Katnich second, Council approved the Letter Agreement with Grupe Communities covering exchange of land parcels and authorized the Mayor and City Clerk to execute the agreements on behalf of the City. RECESS Mayor Katnich declared a 5 -minute recess, and the Council reconvened at approximately 11:45 p.m. -1n- Ayes: Councilmen - McCarty, Murphy Noes: Councilmen - Hughes, Pinkerton, and Katnich Absent: Councilmen - None LETTER Council was apprised that the City of Lodi pre - AGREEMENT WITH sently owns in fee title a strip of land GRUPE approximately 2,500 feet long and 20 feet COMMUNITIES wide, which lies on the north side of and con - FOR EXCHANGE tiguous to the Lakeshore village property owned OF LANDS by Grupe Communities, Inc. The City of Lodi APPROVED presently has a 60 KV power line and a 30" industrial waste/sanitary sewer line within this parcel. The City of Lodi desires to obtain a future well site located within the Lakeshore Village property. This well site location conforms with the recommendation of the City's }, J adopted Water Master Plan. Staff therefore recommended that the City Coun- cil approve and accept a Letter of Agreement which will exchange ownership of the 2,500' strip parcel owned by the City of Lodi for the 50' x 60' well site. The City of Lodi will retain a public utility easement over the 2,500 strip parcel, which will be incorporated in the Lake- shore Village development, and will be maintained by the homeowners of this development. A copy of the proposed Letter Agreement was presented for Council's perusal. On motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Katnich second, Council approved the Letter Agreement with Grupe Communities covering exchange of land parcels and authorized the Mayor and City Clerk to execute the agreements on behalf of the City. RECESS Mayor Katnich declared a 5 -minute recess, and the Council reconvened at approximately 11:45 p.m. -1n- 383 Continued March 18, 1981 TRANSFER OF Council was informed that the City of Lodi present- LANDS WITH ly owns in fee title, a strip of land approxi - GUARANTEE mately 650 feet long and 20 feet wide on the SAVINGS & LOAN south side of Kettleman Lane and contiguous ASSOCIATION to properties owned by Guarantee Savings and AND GENIE Loan Association and Genie Development, Inc. DEVELOPMENT, IANC., The parcel was acquired in 1946 for the instal - APPROVED , lation of utilities. The City presently has a 60 KV power line and a 30" industrial waste line in this parcel. The City has no need to own this parcel in fee and therefore recommends that the City Council approve the transfer of this strip parcel to the adjacent property owners, retaining the necessary public utility easement. The parcels will be incorporated in the development plans of the adjacent property owners and maintained by them as part of their development. On motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Katnich second, Council approved the transfer of land to Guarantee Savings and Loan Association and Genie Development, Inc., on a 20 foot strip of land on Kettleman Lane from the City of Lodi to the adjacent property owners. AMENDED Council was apprised that R.L. Kautz and LIABILITY Company, the City's Contract Administrator for ADMINISTRATION Liability Claims has presented a renewal Liability AGREEMENT WITH Administration Agreement. Historically, any R.L. KAUTZ investigative or appraisal expense incurred AND CO. during the initial stages of the investigation APPROVED of a claim was an expense borne by R.L. Kautz and Company. The total actual expense for each city has varied considerably and Kautz feels it is inequitable to continue to adjust their basic fees to assume an average amount of expense, when the variation from city to city is so great. By passing this expense to each city, the high users will no longer be subsidized by the low users, and each city will be responsible for its own exact costs. The existing fee of $6,250.00, according to R.L. Kautz and Co., will prove sufficient for the new contract, based on the City's claims activity over the past twelve months. On motion of Mayor Pro Tempore McCarty, Murphy second, Council approved renewal of the Liability Administration Agreement as amended with R.L. Kautz and Company as heretofore set forth and authorized the Mayor and City Clerk to execute the Agreement on behalf of the City. REQUEST FOR Agenda item "q" - "Request for proposal for PROPOSAL FOR transportation" was introduced by Assistant TRANSPORTATION City Manager Glenn. Mr. Glenn reported that he had received a draft of a Request for Pro- posal from Mr. Hinshaw of CALTRANS for a fixed route transit system. The draft proposal was presented for Council's scrutiny and high- lighted by Mr. Glenn. 384 Continued March 18, 1981 Following a lengthy discussion with questions being directed to Staff, Council, on motion of Mayor Pro Tempore McCarty, Murphy second, authorized Staff to proceed with requesting proposals for "City of Lodi Transit Service, with modifications to be made to sections "G" and "I" of the the "Request for Proposal" document. The motion carried by the following vote: Following Council discussion, with questions being directed to Mr. Holm and Mrs. Woollett, Council, on motion of Councilman Hughes, Murphy second, deferred action on this matter to the regular Council Meeting of April 1, 1981 to allow time for further study of the matter and to receive responses from local merchants regarding the proposal. PURCHASE OF Ayes: Councilmen - McCarty, Murphy, and PLAY Katnich EQUIPMENT FOR Noes: Councilmen - Hughes and Pinkerton LODI LAKE At the suggestion of Councilman Hughes, Council PARK AND further directed Assistant City Manager Glenn ENGLISH OAKS to represent the City of Lodi at the Tuesday, COMMONS March 24, 1981 COG meeting and to present the City's position that before a finding is made that the City of Lodi has an "unmet transit need", that it be more adequately substantiated. ACTION ON Council was informed that a proposal has been REQUEST FOR submitted for use of the Lodi Grape Bowl for a USE OF LODI monthly flea market to be held on Saturdays. GRAPE BOWL The proposal was submitted by Mr. Lee Holm, FOR A MONTHLY 845 Lloyd Street, Lodi. Mr. Holm feels that a FLEA MARKET monthly flea market held within the confines of DEFERRED the Lodi Grape Bowl could be successful and given time to be built up, might be a worth- while source of revenue for the City. Mr. Holm �L�� is proposing that the City of Lodi would receive 20% of all stall rental or $150.00, whichever is greater, and 10% of all food concessions. Mr. Holm was in the audience and addressed the Council in detail on his proposal. Speaking in opposition to the proposal was Mrs. Alice Woollett, 1112 S. Hutchins Street, Lodi. Following Council discussion, with questions being directed to Mr. Holm and Mrs. Woollett, Council, on motion of Councilman Hughes, Murphy second, deferred action on this matter to the regular Council Meeting of April 1, 1981 to allow time for further study of the matter and to receive responses from local merchants regarding the proposal. PURCHASE OF Following introduction of the matter by City PLAY Manager Glaves, Council, on motion of Mayor EQUIPMENT FOR Pro Tempore McCarty, Pinkerton second, authorized LODI LAKE the purchase of play equipment as proposed by PARK AND Parks and Recreation Director DeBenedetti ENGLISH OAKS for the Lodi Lake Park in the amount of $7,650.00 COMMONS plus tax. Following introduction of the matter by City Manager Glaves, Council, on motion of Mayor Pro Tempore McCarty, Pinkerton second, authorized the purchase of play equipment as proposed by Parks and Recreation Director DeBenedetti for English Oaks Commons in the amount of $9,050.00. -12- 385 Continued March 18, 1981 NOMA Following introduction of the matter by Community REORGANIZATION Development Director Schroeder, Council, on RES. NO. 81-28 motion of Councilman Pinkerton, McCarty second, certified the filing of the Negative Declaration on the Noma Reorganization with the following findings: -Y a) The subject area conforms to the General Plan Lv b) The subject area is properly zoned c) The developer of the subject property is to pay the appropriate fees to the Lodi Unified School District as a condition to mitigate the impaction on the Lodi Unified School District On motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Katnich second, Council adopted Resolution No. 81-28 - "Resolution of the Lodi City Council for the Application to the San Joaquin County Local Agency Formation Commission in the matter of the proposed "Noma Reorganization", including the detachment of said territory from the Woodbridge Rural Fire Protection District. LOBAUGH SOUTH Following introduction of the matter by Staff, REORGANIZATION Council, on motion of Councilman Pinkerton, APPLICATION 1y Hughes second, amended Resolution No. 81-24 - AMENDED TO "Resolution of the Lodi City Council for the INCLUDE Application to the San Joaquin County Local DETACHMENT FROM Agency Formation Commission in the matter of the WOODBRIDGE WATER proposed "Lobaugh South Reorganization, includ- USERS CONSERVATION ing the detachment of certain territory within DISTRICT the area proposed for annexation to the City of Lodi to include detachment from the Woodbridge RES. NO. 81-24 Water Users Conservation District". ORDINANCES LAND USE ELEMENT Ordinance No. 1223 amending the Land Use Element OF GENERAL PLAN of the General Plan by redesignating 515-721 AMENDED West Kettleman Lane and 1336 South Crescent REDESIGNATING Avenue from Medium Density Residential to 515-721 W. Office -Institutional having been introduced at KETTLEMAN LANE a regular meeting of the Council held March 4, AND 1336 S. ; 1981 was brought up for passage on motion of CRESCENT FROM Councilman Pinkerton, McCarty second. Second R -M -D TO reading was omitted after reading by title, OFFICE- and the Ordinance was then passed adopted, and INSTITUTIONAL ordered to print by the following vote: ORD. NO. 1223 Ayes: Councilmen - Hughes, McCarty, Murphy, ADOPTED Pinkerton, and Katnich Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None 515-721 Ordinance No. 1224 rezoning 515-721 West Kettleman W. KETTLEMAN Lane and 1336 South Crescent Avenue from R -MD, LANE AND 1336 S. Medium Density Multiple Family Residential to CRESCENT AVE. R -C -P, Residential,'Commercial, Professional REZONED FROM having been introduced at a regular meeting of A R -MD TO the Council held March 4, 1981 was brought up R -C -P ` =J for passage on motion of Councilman Pinkerton, McCarty second. Second reading was omitted ORD. NO. 1224 after reading by title, and the Ordinance was ADOPTED then passed, adopted, and ordered to print by the following vote: 386 Continued March 18, 1981 Ayes: Councilmen - Hughes, McCarty, Murphy, Pinkerton, and Katnich Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to come before the Council, Mayor Katnich adjourned the meeting at approximately 1:OO.a.m. Attest: AL CE M. liikHE City Clerk