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PUBLIC HEARINGS Notice thereof having been published in accordance
with law and affidavit of publication being on file
in the office of the City Clerk, Mayor Katnich called
for the Public Hearing to consider the recommendation
of the Planning Commission to rescind Ordinance No.
322 and Dortions of Ordinances :dos. 472 and 460, which
establishes building setback lines on Kettleman
Lane from Cherokee Lane, west of the City Limits line.
ORD. `IOS. The matter was introduced by Public Works Director
322-472 and Ronsko who stated that in researching the heretofore
460 mentioned Ordinances, it is Staff's recommendation
R SCI'iD3D that Ordinances No. 322, 472, and 460 be rescinded
_ in total.
ORD. NO. 1203
INTRODUCED Diagrams and background information pertaining to the
subject area were included in Mr. Ronsko's presentation.
There being no Dersons in the audience wishing to
speak on the Matter, the public portion of the hearing
was closed.
Following discussion, Councilman Pinkerton moved for
introduction of Ordinance `Io. 1203 rescinding Ordinances
'Ios. 322, 472, and 460 which in part established buildins
setback lines on Kettleman Lane, from Cherokee Lane
CITY COrUYCIL, CITY OF LODI
CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS
JUNE 4, 1980
A regular meeting
of the City Council of the City of Lodi was held
beginning at 8:00
p.m., Wednesday, June 4, 1980 in the City Hall
Council Chambers.
ROLL CALL
Present: Councilmen - Hughes, McCarty, Murphy
Pinkerton, and Katnich (Mayor)
Absent: Councilmen. - gone
Also
Present: Citv 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 William Clawson,
retired from the ministry of the Presbyterian Church.
PLEDGE
Mayor Katnich led the Pledge of Allegiance to the
flag.
`?INUTES
On motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Murphy second,
Council aporoved the Minutes of May 7, 1980 as
written and mailed.
Ms. Alison -Judson of vondragon Associates addressed
the Council regarding their company's present involve-
ment in preparing CETA participants for a formal job
PRESENTAT70N BY
search that will move them into unsubsidized employ-
MONDRAGON
men-. Ms. Hudson indicated that Mondragon Associates
ASSOCIAT7_S
has a contract with Employment Training Opportunity
Department to develop job preparation/search/survival
skills among CETA clients. Ms. Hudson concluded her
remarks by stating that their company would appreciate
any support the City can give in the form. of infor-
mation sharing regarding employment openings, business
expansion or community needs that might suggest "hidden"
jobs' feedback, whether critical or positive; and
regular personal contact that will give their company
the boost needed to maintain the energy and enthusiasm
necessary to doing the job well.
PUBLIC HEARINGS Notice thereof having been published in accordance
with law and affidavit of publication being on file
in the office of the City Clerk, Mayor Katnich called
for the Public Hearing to consider the recommendation
of the Planning Commission to rescind Ordinance No.
322 and Dortions of Ordinances :dos. 472 and 460, which
establishes building setback lines on Kettleman
Lane from Cherokee Lane, west of the City Limits line.
ORD. `IOS. The matter was introduced by Public Works Director
322-472 and Ronsko who stated that in researching the heretofore
460 mentioned Ordinances, it is Staff's recommendation
R SCI'iD3D that Ordinances No. 322, 472, and 460 be rescinded
_ in total.
ORD. NO. 1203
INTRODUCED Diagrams and background information pertaining to the
subject area were included in Mr. Ronsko's presentation.
There being no Dersons in the audience wishing to
speak on the Matter, the public portion of the hearing
was closed.
Following discussion, Councilman Pinkerton moved for
introduction of Ordinance `Io. 1203 rescinding Ordinances
'Ios. 322, 472, and 460 which in part established buildins
setback lines on Kettleman Lane, from Cherokee Lane
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June 4, 1990 continued
west of the City Limits line. The -notion was seconded
by Councilman Hughes and carried by unanimous vote.
Councilman Pinkerton asked to abstain from discussion
and voting on the following matter because of a
possible conflict of interest.
Notice thereof having been published in accordance
with law and affidavit of publication being on file
in the office of the City Clerk, Mayor Katnich called.
for the Public Hearing to consider the recommendation
of the Planning Commission to amend the Specific
Plan for the future development of .Myrtle Street
between East Pine Street and the future extensions of
East Lodi Avenue.
Mayor Pro Tempore McCarty then moved for introduction!_.'.
of Ordinance No. 1204 amending the Specific Plan
for the future development of Myrtle Street between
East Pine Street, Lodi and the future extensions
of East Lodi Avenue as depicted on diagram here-
inafter set forth.
The matter was introduced by Public Works Director
Ronsko who presented diagrams of the subject area.
Mr. Ronsko presented a segment of the September 5,
1979 City Council Minutes at which the City Council
was considering the rezoning of 1350 E. Pine Street
(i.e., Lots 11 and 12 of Live Oak Colony No. 3)
from U -H, Unclassified Holding to M-2, Heavy Indus-
trial which Minutes set forth the following:
"Mayor Pro Tempore Katnich further moved that Site
Plan and Architectural Approval Committee review
this matter to ensure that the developers of the
property do everything possible to protect the
integrity of the cemetery located in the subject
area".
SPECIFIC PLAN FOR
Mr. Ronsko further presented Staff recommendations
THE F:1.URE
for the amendment of the Specific Plan for the
DEVELOPMENT OF
future development of Myrtle Street between East
MYRTLE STREET
Pine Street and the future extension of Fast Lodi.
BETWEEN E. PINE
AND FUTURE
Mr. Terry Piazza, of Baumbach and Piazza, 221 W. Oak
EXTENSIONS OF
Street, Lodi addressed the Council and spoke in
EAST LODI AVE.
support of the Planning Commission recommendation
regarding the amendment of the subject Specific
ORD. NO. 1204
Plan.
INTRODUCTION
The Planning Commission recommendation was reviewed
in full by Community Development Director Schroeder
for the benefit of the Council and the audience.
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Mr. Schroeder, Mr. Ronsko and Por. Piazza then
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responded to questions concerning the matter as were
directed by Staff.
Also addressing the Council on the matter was Robert
Rocha, 2314 W. Tokay Street, Lodi.
.here being no other persons wishing to speak on the
matter, the public portion of the hearing was closed.
A lengthy discussion followed with questions being
directed to Staff and to those persons in the
audience who had given testimony.
Mayor Pro Tempore McCarty then moved for introduction!_.'.
of Ordinance No. 1204 amending the Specific Plan
for the future development of Myrtle Street between
East Pine Street, Lodi and the future extensions
of East Lodi Avenue as depicted on diagram here-
inafter set forth.
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COM`PUNICATIONS
U. S. POSTAL The City Clerk presented a letter which had been
SERVICE CRITERIA received from Congressman Norman D. Shumway with
FOR SELECTING NEW an enclosed letter he had received from the Postal
STATION Service outlining the criteria they utilize in
LOCATION.,..; selecting a new station location.
The City Clerk apprised Council that a letter had
PROVISIONS OF been received from Paul G. F?eurlin, Auditor -Con -
SEC. 99 OF REVE`TUEtroller, San Joaquin County acknowledging receipt
AND TAXATION CODE of the City's letter of May 19, 1980 concerning
the provisions of Section 99 of the Revenue and
Taxation Code, as contained within Chapter 292,
Statutes of 1979. Mr. Heurlin advised that upon
receipt of the Assessor's determination of the
assessed valuations for the respective areas, his
office will be able to proceed with the tax compu-
tations required by Section 99.
QUESTION RE Following introduction of the matter by Councilman
REMOVAL OF STOP Murphy, the City Clerk was directed to inquire of
SIGNS AT I-5 ANID Cal Trans as to the removal of stop signs at 1-5
HIGHWAY 12 and Highway 12.
CONTINUATION OF Following introduction of the matter, the Mayor
AVA PROGRAM directed the City Clerk to prepare a letter to
URGED Governor Brown urging the continuation of the
�.'..., :abandoned Vehicle Abatement (AVA) Program.
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City Clerk Reimche presented the following Claims
received by the City, advising that it is t' -:e
recommendation of R. L. Kautz and Company, the City's
Contract Administrator, and the City Attorney that
the claims be denied:
1. Estate of Richard Rivera vs. City of Lodi
Loss Date: April 19, 1979
CLAIMS
2. Matt Mitchell vs. City of Lodi
Loss Date: March 22, 1980 -
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3. Wutzke, Rudolf vs. City of Lodi
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Loss Date: December 23, 1979
4. Lillian Phillips vs. City of Lodi
Loss Date: April 15, 1980
On motion of Councilman Murphy, Pinkerton second,
the heretofore listed claims were denied and
referred to the City's Contract Administrator.
City Clerk Reimche presented the following applica-
tions for Alcoholic Beverage Licenses:
1. Giuffra, Angelo, C/Charles E/Irene F. for
ABC
Giuffra's Delicatessen, 516 W. Lodi Ave., Lodi
LICENSES
Off Sale Beer and Wine
2. :Nordstrom, Richard A. for Andreas's Market,
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214 N. Cherokee Lane, Lodi Off Sale Beer and
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Wine
3. Lamberson, Shirley Faye, The Smoke House,
312 S. Fairmont Ave., #B, On Sale Beer and
Wine Eating Place
U. S. POSTAL The City Clerk presented a letter which had been
SERVICE CRITERIA received from Congressman Norman D. Shumway with
FOR SELECTING NEW an enclosed letter he had received from the Postal
STATION Service outlining the criteria they utilize in
LOCATION.,..; selecting a new station location.
The City Clerk apprised Council that a letter had
PROVISIONS OF been received from Paul G. F?eurlin, Auditor -Con -
SEC. 99 OF REVE`TUEtroller, San Joaquin County acknowledging receipt
AND TAXATION CODE of the City's letter of May 19, 1980 concerning
the provisions of Section 99 of the Revenue and
Taxation Code, as contained within Chapter 292,
Statutes of 1979. Mr. Heurlin advised that upon
receipt of the Assessor's determination of the
assessed valuations for the respective areas, his
office will be able to proceed with the tax compu-
tations required by Section 99.
QUESTION RE Following introduction of the matter by Councilman
REMOVAL OF STOP Murphy, the City Clerk was directed to inquire of
SIGNS AT I-5 ANID Cal Trans as to the removal of stop signs at 1-5
HIGHWAY 12 and Highway 12.
CONTINUATION OF Following introduction of the matter, the Mayor
AVA PROGRAM directed the City Clerk to prepare a letter to
URGED Governor Brown urging the continuation of the
�.'..., :abandoned Vehicle Abatement (AVA) Program.
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Jure 4, 1980 continued
The City Clerk apprised Council that a letter had
ESTIMATED been received from the State of California Department
?OPLLATIO:`i FIGUREDof Finance adivisng that in accordance with Section
CERTIFIED BY 2107.2 of the Streets and High,.rays Code, the Depart -
STATE ment of Finance has certified to the Controller that
the estimated population of the City of Lodi was
_. 34,400 as of January 1, 1980.
REPORTS OF THE In accordance with report and recoT.mendation of the
CITY "TANAGER City Manager, the following actions, hereby set
forth between asterisks, on motion of Councilman
Pinkerton, Murphy second, were approved.
CLAIMS CLAIMS WERE APPROVED IN THE AMOUNT OF $713,636.28.
Council was apprised that the improvements in Colony
Ranch have been completed in substantial conformance
ACCEPTANCE OF with the recuirements of the Subdivision: Agreement
TRACT MAP NO. between the City of Lodi and Spivok and Spivok dated
1449 COLONY RANCH May 2, 1979 and as specifically set forth in the
plans and specifications approved by the City Council.
On recommendation of the City Manager, Council adopted
the following resolution:
RES. NO. 80-73
RESOLUTION N0. 80-73
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J RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE SUBDIVISION IMPROVEMENTS AND
STREETS INCLUDED IN TRACT MAP NO. 1449. COLONY RANCH
Council was informed that the improvements at 1018,
ACCEPTANCE OF 1020, and 1022 S. Washington Street, Lodi have been
DEVELOPMENT AT completed in substantial conformance with the
1002 S. WASHINGTONrequirements of the Development Agreement between
STR. the City of -Lodi and Inez Huppert, dated September 19,
1979 and as specifically set forth in the plans and
RES. NO. 80-74 specifications approved by the City Council. On
recommendation of the City Manager, Council adopted
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RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE DEVELOPMENT IMPROVEMENTS
AND STEEETS INCLUDED IN THE DEVELO?MENT AT 1018, 1020,
AND 1022 S. WASHINGTON STREET, LODI
City Manager Glaves presented the following bids
which had been received for Central Avenue Street
Imp_^ovements, -lm to Locust Streets
BIDDER AMOUNT
Pacific Asphalt, Inc. $25,823.60
Claude C. Wood Co., Inc. 26,786.34
H. Max Lee 28,881.00
Case Construction Co., Inc. 32,228.92
Teichert Construction 39,070.25
Granite Construction Co. $43,569.60
AWARD - On recommendation of the City Manager, Council
CONTRACT FOR adopted the followingResolution:
CENTRAL AVE. p
IMPROVEMErTS RESOLUTION `?O. 80-75
RES. NO. 90-7S RESOLUTION A"EARDING THE CONTRACT FOR CENTRAL AVENUE
v\ STREET IM?ROVEIE:iTS, ELM TO LOCUS STREETS TO PACIFIC
ASPHALT, INC., THE LOW BIDDER, IN THE AMOUNT OF
$25,823.60.
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City Manager Glaves apprised the Council that Genie
City Manager Glaves presented the following bids
Development, Inc. and Guarantee Savings and Loan
which had been received for"Lodi Lake Wilderness
Association, the subdividers of Beckman Ranch,
Area - Watermain and Bike Path":
Unit No. 4, at the request of the City, obtained
BIDDER AMOUNT
bids from various contractors for installing median
Claude C. Wood Company $ 88,696.24
curb and gutter along Ham Lane. The subdivider is
Teichert Construction 89,151.50
willing to handle the additional work at the
Garrison Construction 89,947.70
contractor's cost. Staff does not feel that the
Communication Construction 96,21 .50
City could get a better rate by going to separate
Zwankhuze Construction 99,634.74
bid and recommends that the City Council authorize
Granite Construction 103,930.44
the subdivider to proceed with the work by approving
Crutchfield Construction - 108,785.34
the agreement which had been presented for Council's
Wayne Fregien 118,798.76
approval.
Venturini Corporation 132,550.92
Brown Sheet Metal $134,999.76
Following recommendation of the City Manager,
Council adopted the following resolution:
RES. NO. 80-76
RESOLUTION NO. 80-76
AWARD - CONTRACT
RESOLUTION AWARDING THE CONTRACT FOR "LODI LAKE
FOR "LODI LAKE
WILDERNESS AREA - WATERMAIN AND BIKE PATH" TO
WILDERNESS AREA -
CLAUDE C. WOOD COMPANY, THE LOW BIDDER, IN THE
WATERMAIN AND
AMOUNT OF $88,696.24.
BIKE PATH,,
Council was apprised that the contract was awarded
ACCEPTANCE OF
to Russell Manufacturing and Construction of Long
STADIUM SEATS
Beach, Ca. and Outdoor Products Company of San
PROJECT
Jose, CA on December 19, 1979, in the amount of
$55,044.00 and $100,717.00 respectively, according
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to the architect, has been completed in substantial
conformance with the plans and specifications
approved by'the City Council.
COUNCIL ACCEPTED THE IMPROVEMENTS IN"STADIUM
SEATS' PROJECT AND DIRECTED THE PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR
TO FILE A NOTICE OF COMPLETION WITH THE COUNTY
RECORDER'S OFFICE.
COUP -?CIL APPROVED THE SUBDIVISION AGREEMENT ADDENDUM
FOR BECKMAN RANCH, UNIT NO. 4, PROVISION OF WHICH
HAVE BEEN HERETOFORE SET FORTH, AND AUTHORIZED THE
CITY MANAGER AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE THE DOCUMENT
ON BEHALF OF THE CITY.
City Manager Glaves informed the Council that the
City has received a request from the National Medical
ABANDONMENT OF Hospital of Lodi, Inc. to abandon the street for the
COMMUNITY DRIVE reasons shown on a diagram presented for Council's
perusal. Preliminary review indicates that abandon -
RES. OF I`iE`TT=O`; ment would be possible subject to certain conditions,
?rimarily the maintenance of Public Utilities Ease -
RES. `70. 90-77 ments for existing utilities, and all costs to be
_ borne by them. On recommendation of the City Manager,
Council adopted the following resolution.
City Manager Glaves apprised the Council that Genie
Development, Inc. and Guarantee Savings and Loan
APPROVAL OF
Association, the subdividers of Beckman Ranch,
SUBDIVISIOFi
Unit No. 4, at the request of the City, obtained
AGREEMENT
bids from various contractors for installing median
ADDENDUM FOR
curb and gutter along Ham Lane. The subdivider is
BECKMAN RANCH,
willing to handle the additional work at the
UNIT NO. 4
contractor's cost. Staff does not feel that the
City could get a better rate by going to separate
bid and recommends that the City Council authorize
the subdivider to proceed with the work by approving
the agreement which had been presented for Council's
approval.
COUP -?CIL APPROVED THE SUBDIVISION AGREEMENT ADDENDUM
FOR BECKMAN RANCH, UNIT NO. 4, PROVISION OF WHICH
HAVE BEEN HERETOFORE SET FORTH, AND AUTHORIZED THE
CITY MANAGER AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE THE DOCUMENT
ON BEHALF OF THE CITY.
City Manager Glaves informed the Council that the
City has received a request from the National Medical
ABANDONMENT OF Hospital of Lodi, Inc. to abandon the street for the
COMMUNITY DRIVE reasons shown on a diagram presented for Council's
perusal. Preliminary review indicates that abandon -
RES. OF I`iE`TT=O`; ment would be possible subject to certain conditions,
?rimarily the maintenance of Public Utilities Ease -
RES. `70. 90-77 ments for existing utilities, and all costs to be
_ borne by them. On recommendation of the City Manager,
Council adopted the following resolution.
Jane 4, 1980 continued
RESOLUTION P:O. 80-77
RESOLUTIO_! DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO ABANDON COMMU"IT'_'
DRIVE FROM VINE STREET TO COCHRAN ROAD, REFERRING
MATTER TO THE PLANNING COMMISSION FGR THEIR RECO?ME?DAT:
AND SETTING THE MATTER FOR PUBLIC HEARING ON JUL`_' 2, 19'.
REPORT RE REQUEST Council was reminded that Mr. Ali Hussain, operator
SCR LIMITED LINE of a small grocery store located at 10 West Tokay
PARKING AT 10 W. Street has requested a limited time zone (12 minute
"_'OKAY STREET by Lodi City Code) be established on Tokay Street
adjacent to the store.
Mr. Hussain states that vehicles are parked in front
of the store for periods of time ranging from several-
hours
everalhours to all day preventing his customers street parking
No off-street parking facilities are available in the
vicinity except at the bar on the north side of the
street.
The Public Works Department has field checked the
parking situation at various times, and _`finds the
problem essentially as Mr. Hussain states. However,
to establish patrol, and properly enforce a 12 -minute
zone, (or a one or two hour zone), would, staff
feels, create equal or greater problems to the City
of Lodi than those now experienced by Mr. Hussain.
At the present time all limited time parking zones
are patrolled by parking enforcement personnel and
are located within the downtown business district,
or in areas contiguous to the business district.
The area in question is separated from the nearest
time limit zone by approximately I-, mile and would
create enforcement problems by enlarging the patrol
limits.
Over the years the City has received numerous similar
requests for limited time zones in other similar areas:
from businesses along East Lodi Avenue, East Pine
Street, South Central Avenue, 'West Lodi Avenue, and t^,e
Lodi High School area. All of these have been denied
because of anticipated problems for the City of Lodi.
A charge of policy now might create a situation
where additional parking enforcement personnel might be
needed.
:•(o formal action was taken by the Council on the
matter.
Following Staff's recommendation, Council adopted the
following resolution:
LOT LI`fE ENT RESCLUTIOPf NO. 80-7$
HANSEN PROPERTY
3ETWEEN 531 E. OAKRESOLUTION APPROVI`TG A LOT LINE ADJUSTME1T BETWEEN
STREET 8 700 531 EAST OAK STREET (APN-343-23n-03)and
E. SIR.
APPROVED
RES. 110. 30-78
RECESS Mayor Katnich declared a five minute recess, and the
Council convened -at ap-proximately 9:50 p.m.
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AGENDA ITEM
Glitz^ the tacit concurrence
of the City Council,
REMOVED FROM
Agenda item "k",
entitled,
"Introduction of Ordinance
-.GENDA
amending Chapter
5, Article
V, Section 5-22 of City
Code relating to
Off-site
improvements" was
removed from the
agenda.
RES. DECLARING Following a report Public Works Director Ronsko
VARIOUS SUPPLIES and discussion, Council, on motion of Councilman
9 MATERIALS AT Pinkerton, Murphy second, adopted Resolution t1o.
"OLD" LODI UNION 80-79 declaring various supplies and materials
HIGH SCHOOL SITE located at the "Old" Lodi Union High School Site
AS "SURPLUS" • as "Surplus" materials and designating the "old"
Lodi Union High School Site Committee to dispose
RES. NO. 80-79 of said materials on behalf of the City.
SPECIAL ALLOCATIONWith the tacit concurrence of the City Council, a
APPROVED FOR "OLD"Special Allocation in the amount of $2500.00 to cover
LODI U?ZION HIGH the cost of maintenance and utilities at the Old
SCHOOL FOR MAIN- Lodi Union High School Site was approved.
TENANCE AND UTILITIES
The proposed 1980-81 Budget was presented to the
City Council by Assistant City Manager Glenn.
1980-81 PROPOSED A brief synopsis of the Budget document was made
CITY OF LODI by Mr. Glenn who then responded to questions as
BUDGET were posed by the Council.
Following Council discussion, -Council took the
following action pertaining to the proposed budget
submittal:
On motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Murphy second,
Council authorized that the Lodi High Swimming
Pool will be used for summer recreational swimming
this year, thereby increasing the proposed budget
by $6300.00.
Council asked that the Police Chief and Fire Chief
be present at the June 10, 1980 Informal Informa-
tion Meeting for review of their proposed 1980-81
budgets.
RES. NO. 80-65 The full text of Resolution No. 80-65 entitled,
"Resolution Supporting the Improvement of State
RESOLUTION SUP- Route 12 from 1.0 Miles West of Ray Road to Ham
PORTING THS Lane", which had previously been adopted by title
IMPROVEMENT OF was presented for Council's review. The resolution
STATE ROUTE 12 had been proposed by Mayor Pro Tempore McCarty.
FROM 1.0 MILES The City Clerk was directed to send copies of the
WEST OF RAY ROAD subject resolution to all agencies listed in the
TO HAM LAME 1 resolution to receive same.
ADJOURNMENT- There being no further business to come before
the Council, Mayor Katnich adjourned the meeting
at approximately 10:40 p.m.
ATTEST:
ALICE M. REIMCHE