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CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF LODI
CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS
JANUARY 4, 1978
A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi was held Eeginning
at 8:00 p. m. ,, Wednesday, January 4, 1978 in the City Hall Council' Chambe _ v..
ROLL CALL Present: Councilmen - Ehrhardt, Hughes,
Katzakian, Pinke _-ton and
Katnich (Mayor)
Absent: Councilmen - None
Also Present: City Manager Glaves, Assistant C1---
Manager
i:;Manager Glenn, Public Works Director Ronsko,
Community Development Director Schroeder City
Attorney Mullen (arrived at 8:03 p.m. ), ard' City
Clerk Reimche
INVOCATION The invocation was given by Reverend Bcb Mattheis,
St. Paul's American Lutheran Church.
PLEDGE Mayor Katnich led the Pledge of Allegiance to the
flag.
PRESENTATIONS Certificates of Appreciation were presented to Dr.
Frank Johnson, Jr. and Mr. Verne Howen in reco=-
nition of their valuable contribution to the Commu__-
ity while serving as Trustees of the Library Board
of Trustees.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
Notice thereof having been published in accordance
with law and affidavit of publication being on file in
TIME EXTENSION the office of the City Clerk, Mayor Katnich called
REQUESTED ON for the Public Hearing to consider the City Plannin5
VARIOUS SEGMENTS Commission's recommendation for a req -.:est for
OF GENERAL PLAN time extension on the Housing, Safety, Seismic
Safety, and Noise Elements of the General Plan.
The matter was introduced by Community DeveloF-
ment Director Schroeder.
There being no persons in the audience wishing to
speak on the matter, the public portion of the he a _ -
ing was closed.
Following Council discussion on the matter, -with
questions being directed to Staff, Council, on cootie:
of Councilman Katzakian, Ehrhardt second, directed
the City Manager to apply to the State 0& -ice of
Planning and Research for a time extension on corn-
pletion of City's Housing, Safety, Seismic Safety, and
Noise Elements of the General Plan.
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"Section 27- 13(c) 3. Height and Area.
"3. Conversion to Condominiums: In districts
where duplexes, triplexes, fourplexes, multi-
family or group dwellings are permitted (i.e. R-2,
single -family, R -LD, residential low density, R -GA,
residential garden apartment, R -MD, Residentiai
medium density, R -HD, residential high density,
C -P, commercial -professional, C-1 neighbonccc_
commercial, and C-2 general commercial), the 1., -
area may be modified to permit the conversion of he
parcel to condominium use, However, in no instance
shall the total lot area be less than what would no--
mally be permitted for the total number of allowat!e
units, and in no case may the front or =ear yards,
sideyards, abutting adjacent parcels, o: exterio_
court areas be less than permitted in the particul.=_-
district."
Minutes of January 4, 1978, continued
PUBLIC HEARINGS
Notice thereof having been published in accordance
(Continued)
with law and affidavit of publication being on file
DRIVE -HAM LANE
the office of the City Clerk, Mayor Kat=.ch caller_
ZONING ORDINANCE
for the Public Hearing to consider the City Plan --=_'a
AMENDED TO PERMIT
Commission's recommendation that the Zoning
CONDgMINIUM LOTS OF
Ordinance be amended to permit condom_aium lo:s.
PARCELS OF LESS.THAN
of parcels of less than two acres in areas zoned
TWO ACRES IN AREAS
R-2, R -LD, R -GA, R-NID, R -HD, C -P, C- 1 and
ZONED R-2, R-�D,R-GA,
, C-2.
R -MD, R -HD, C -P, C-1
and C-2
Community Development Director Schrcedei intrc-
duced the matter and answered questions regard'_: -.,r
ORD. NO. 1131
the subject as were directed by Council,
INTRO.
Mr. Woodrow Mitchell, 129 S. Fairmont, Lodi
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apprised the Council that he had proposed this
Zoning Ordinance amendment and spoke on behal:'
of the proposed amendment,
Mr. Robert Murphy, 746 Palm, Lodi addressed the
Council concerning the amendment requesting clari-
fication on various points concerning the matter.
There being no other persons in the audience wish-ing
to speak on the matter, the public portion of the
hearing was closed,
Following Council discussion on the matter,; Council-
man Pinkerton moved introduction of O dinance _-o.
1131 amending Section 27,13(c) of the City Code of
the City of Lodi by the addition of subsection 3 wh-ch
shall read in full as follows;
"Section 27- 13(c) 3. Height and Area.
"3. Conversion to Condominiums: In districts
where duplexes, triplexes, fourplexes, multi-
family or group dwellings are permitted (i.e. R-2,
single -family, R -LD, residential low density, R -GA,
residential garden apartment, R -MD, Residentiai
medium density, R -HD, residential high density,
C -P, commercial -professional, C-1 neighbonccc_
commercial, and C-2 general commercial), the 1., -
area may be modified to permit the conversion of he
parcel to condominium use, However, in no instance
shall the total lot area be less than what would no--
mally be permitted for the total number of allowat!e
units, and in no case may the front or =ear yards,
sideyards, abutting adjacent parcels, o: exterio_
court areas be less than permitted in the particul.=_-
district."
The motion was seconded by Councilma -. Ehrhardt ar-'
carried by unanimous vote. ,
EIR REPORT FOR IRIS
Notice thereof having been published in accordance
DRIVE -HAM LANE
with law and affidavit of publication being on file i--: the
GENERAL PLAN &
office of the City Clerk, Mayor Katnich called fo_ •:e
ZONING STUDY
public hearing to consider the City Planning Com-
mission's recommendation that the City Council certify
as adequate the Final Environmental Imract Repc_r for
Iris Drive -Ham Lane General Plan and Zoning S: -.y.
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Minutes of January ?, 1978, continued.
EIR REPORT FOR IRIS Copies of the Environmental Impact Report for
DRIVE -HAM LANE Iris Drive -Ham Lane General Plan and Zoning
(Continued) Study had been presented to each City Councilman
at least thirty days in advance of this meeting to
allow sufficient time for study and evaluation of the
report by the Council.
The matter was introduced by Community Develop-
ment Director Schroeder who presented diagrams
of the subject area. Highlights of the report were
presented to the Council by Mr. Schroeder who
responded to questions regarding the matter as
were directed by the City Council.
There were no persons in the audience wishing to
speak on the matter and the public portion of the
hearing was closed.
Following review, evaluation and discussion regard-
ing the subject environmental documents, Council,
on motion of Councilman Katzakian, Ehrhardt second,
certified as adequate the final Environmental Impact
Report for Iris Drive -Ham Lane General Plan and
Zoning Study.
PARCELS AT S/W
Notice thereof having been published in accordance
CORNER OF S. HAM &
with law and affidavit of publication being on file in
IRIS & PARCEL AT N/E
the office of the City Clerk, Mayor Katnich called
CORNER OF S. HAM &
for the Public Hearing to consider the City Planning
SYLVIA REZONED FROM
Commission's recommendation that two parcels
R -GA TO C -P
located at the southwest corner of South Ham Lane
and Iris Drive and a parcel at the northeast corner of
ORD. NO. 1133 INTRO.
South Ham Lane and Sylvia Drive be rezoned from R-
_- _
GA, Garden Apartment Residential to C -P, Commer-
cial Professional. This Public Hearing was held in
conjunction with the hearing on certifying as ade-
quate, the final EIR for Iris Drive -Ham Lane General
Plan and Zoning Study and background information was
presented by Community Development Director
Schroeder on both matters simultaneously.
There were no persons in the audience wishing to
speak on the matter and the public portion of the
hearing was closed.
Following discussion., Council, on motion of Council-
man Ehrhardt, Katzakian second, introduced
Ordinance No. 1133 amending the Official District
Map of the City of Lodi and thereby rezoning two
parcels located at the southwest corner of South Ham
Lane and Iris Drive and a parcel located at the north-
east corner of South Ham Lane and Sylvia Drive from
R -GA, Garden Apartment Residential to C -P, Com-
mercial Professional.
GENERAL PLAN LAND Notice thereof having been published in accordance
USE ELEMENT AMEND- with law and affidavit of publication being on file in
MENT NO. 77-3 the office of the City Clerk, Mayor Katnich called for
the Public Hearing to consider the City Planning
ORD. NO. 1132 INTRO. Commission's recommendation for approval of
General Plan Land Use Element Amendment No. 77-3.
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Minutes of January 4, 1978, continued
GENERAL PLAN LAND The matter was introduced by Commu.�: " Develop -
USE ELEMENT ment Director Schroeder who presenter. ::agrams
ORD. NO. 1132 INTRO. of the subject amendments for Council's .3rusal.
(Continued) Nix. Schroeder apprised the Council tha.-egislation
passed in 1974 mandates that City's Ge=. -a1 Plan
and Zoning Maps be consistent.
There were no persons in the audience --.shing to
speak on the matter and the public por-:_:._-_ of the
hea__ng was closed.
Following Council discussion with quesa_-,ns being
directed to Staff, Councilman Katzakia-: troduced
Ordinance No. 1132 amending the Land -se Element
of the General Plan by rezoning parcels '..1 the area
of Ham Lane, Iris Drive and Sylvia D -_-':e from
R -GA to C -P; re -zoning parcels located c_. the north
side of Kettleman Lane between Washing -on Street
and Central Avenue from R -MD to C-2; -ezoning a
portion of the Lodi South Subdivision f.om R- 1 to
R -GA; and rezoning a parcel located at '0 South
School Street from R -HD to C-2.
The motion was seconded by Councilma__ Ehrhardt
and carried by unanimous vote.
COMMUNICATIONS
LAFCO PUBLIC City Clerk Reimche announced that a nc:_ce had
HEARING NOTICE been received from LAFCO that a pub,' --'c hearing
will be held Friday, January 20, 1978 a: 2:00 p. m.
in the Board Chambers in Stockton rega-_:ng the
proposed formation of Fairway Estates County
Service Area No. 18 (LAFC 44-77)
NOTICES RE PUC Council was apprised of the receipt of Derision Na.
MATTERS. 88270 dated December 20, 1977 before t:.e Public
Utilities Commission re OII No. 1, Case No. 1034'
and Application No. 57626 - Order Gra-_c.-ig Staff
Motion to Waive Portions of Rule 17. 1 c:: the Com-
mission's Rules of Practice and Proce�__"e.
Council was advised that a Notice had L=en received
from the Public Utilities Commission a:: :sing that
the hearing regarding the Southern Paci: .: crossings
in the City of Lodi has been removed ftc-n the calen-
dar - said hearing to have been held Ja._,:ary 10,
1978. Council discussion followed with ::estions re -
gat -ding the subject being directed to Sm-:.
NOTICE OF APPLICA- City Clerk Reimche presented a Notice c:: Applica-
TION BY GREYHOUND tion by the Greyhound Lines, Inc. req-_iest:ng
LINES authority to operate bus service between the junction
of Interstate 80 and Highway 12 at Fai-f_eld and Lodi.
NEW NUMBERING Co,-_ cil gave its tacit approval to the s.;.ssestion by
SYSTEM APPROVED FOR the City Clerk that a new numbering sy scem be adopted
COUNCIL RESOLUTIONS for Council Resolutions which would in.:: ate the year
adopted and number, i.e. 78- 1.
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s of January 4, 1978, continued
NIMLO UPDATE IN UN- C'_. Manager Glaves apprised the City Council of
EMPLOYMENT Iailgram he had received advising that the
COMPENSATION CASE F_._4minary Injunction had been denier; the after-
r- .;.7.n of December 29 in Unemployment Compensa-
Vc.-- Case and that an appeal had been :Lied.
ITALIAN JOURNALIST
Cc _:_cilman Hughes informed the Cour_�'_ of a
RESEARCHING VARIOUS
le':=er he had received from Mr. Antor::c Giovanni,
TOWNS kCITIES ='
?o-.:fnalist from Che City of Lodi, Italy telling
THROUGHOUT WORLD
his research about various towns and cities
NAMED LODI
i_: :'_e world named Lodi and expressing apprecia-
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t ::__ to Councilman Hughes for the documents he
B
}._ - previously sent to assist him in his :esearch.
CONSENT CALENDAR
I . --:cordance with report and recommendation of
Stockpile
t-; City Manager, the following actions hereby set
IL between asterisks, on motion. of Councilman
C'tUrnit
(�f0 Tons
___kertcn, Ehrhardt second, were app=ored by
Claude C. Wood Co.,Clement_s _
Cum_ cil.
*. oXdci=k�*$�kk�'c. k�k�bk#ati M�kk�k#�k##Fr�F.::�`-�c#ekyr#ik�k%�ek�k�k�k>'f%�d/akTXr#�%'�K�kK�FiFtrim%:T'TTTrmT•'F�>'-'>'F
CLAIMS CLAIMS WERE APPROVED IN THE AMOUNT OF
$339, 941. 66.
AWARD -ASPHALT
MATERIAL -SECOND
HALF OF F,Y. 1977-78
RES, NO. 78-1
ITEM NO. 1
McGaw Co. French Camp
Cost per ton including
tax 1I. 66 $13.89 S'_4.20
Plus. -City cost for
mileage :. 84_
TOTAL, COST PER TON 50 $13.89 ---S!4.20
I.'ense Grade Asphalt Concrete,
Type B, 3/8".
Asphalt Binder shall
be Viscosity Grad=_ AR -4000
Pa,:ing Asphalt.
A
B
HoppeC of Pave r
SUPPLIERS
F. O, B. Plant
Stockpile
1400 Tons)
C'tUrnit
(�f0 Tons
( 1207 Tons)
Claude C. Wood Co.,Clement_s _
Cost per top including
tax
$_'2, 19
$13.992
515.052
Plus; City cost for
mileage
1. 26
TOTAL COST PER TON
113. 45
$13.992
$=5.052
McGaw Co. French Camp
Cost per ton including
tax 1I. 66 $13.89 S'_4.20
Plus. -City cost for
mileage :. 84_
TOTAL, COST PER TON 50 $13.89 ---S!4.20
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AWARD -ASPHALT Minutes of January 4, 1978, con._aued
MATERIAL I=EM NO, Z
RES, NQ. 78- 1(Contd. )
Dense Grade Asphalt Concrete, 'Type S,
Asphalt Binder shall be Viscosity Gia E AR-- C• -
Paving Asphalt.
SUPPLIERS A B �- - C
F. 0. B. Plan- Stockpile Hop;^e-
City Limits Pa ;er
100 'T ons) (l00 Tons) C. ' Jr a
Claude C. Wood Co, Clements
Cost per ton including tax $ll, 925 513. 7Z7 ::4, 73"
Plus: City Costfor mileage 1.2.6
TOTAL COST PER TON $13. 185 $13.727 S't, ? .-
McGaw Co. , French Camp
Cost per ton imcludiing tax
$11.66 $13.89 S 14, 2"
P1us:City cost for mileage
I.84
TOTAL COST PER, TON
$13,50 $13.89 S14,Zu
Following recommendation of the City Ma. _a.- e ,
Council adopted the following Resolution::
RESOLUTION NO, 78 -
RESOLUTION AWARDING THE CONTRACT
ASPHALT MATERIAL - SECOND HALF OF
FISCAL YEAR 1977-78 TO MCGAW CO, -
ITEM NO, I B & C AND ITEM NO, = C; A"14D
TO CLAUDE C. WOOD COMPANY - I.Z_'A
NO. 1 A AND ITEM NO. Z A & B,
AWARD- 1/2 TON PICKUP
City Manager Glaves presented tF.e'b:dti —ni..::
TRUCK FOR WHITE
had been received for a 1/Z ton p.c! •,:p
SLOUGH
White Slough as follows:
RES. NO. 78-?
BIDDER :1.`,[C'. _.
Geweke Ford 5_'.. _-
Sanborn Chevrolet we
Following recommendation of the City `Aa-_: _-
Council adopted the following Resolutior a.;,=
approved Special All ocatie n Request
of $I, 166, 99 covering additional funding neo
for tris purchase:
RESOLUTION NO. ;6 --
RESOLUTION AWARDING ?'HE BID FOR.
1/Z TON PICKUP TRUCK FOR WHITE S
TO GEIVEKE FORD IN THE A:AOUN OF
$512911-M
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Minutes of .ia-nary 4, 1978, cor_tiaaed
The City 2%4znager presented bids wr.ich had
AWARD - 3/4 TON received fc- a 3r'4 ton pickup ser -:ice t=-�:ck fc_
PICKUP SERVICE Public Works as follows:
TRUCK
BIDDER AMO U N
RES. NO. 78-3
Sanborn Chevrc_'et
Gew•eke Ford *', 'i3__, IC
Following recommendation of the City Manage --
Council adop-ed the following Reso'!ztic n e.-nd
approved a Special Allocation Request ir. the.
amount of $ 1, 3-0. 25 covering additiona. f•_ndi_zg
needed or_ this purchase:
RESOLUTION NO. 78-=
RESOLUTION AWARDING THE BID FOR A _ j4
TON PICKUP TRUCK FOR THE PUBLIC WOaKS
DEPARTMENT IN THE AMOUNT OF $7,
TO SANBORN CHEVROLET
"YIELD" SIGNS ON Council was apprised that the proposed opening
TOKAY STREET AT of Tokay Street from Virginia Avenue to.appro_xi-
VIRGINIA AVENUE mately 600 feet east of Virginia A--enue car, be
APPROVED expected to create traffic hazards at the i.ter�F.ect,- .
to a degree which will warrant controls and _. it is
RES. NO. 78-4 Staff's recommendation that Tekay St_eL: be Psc .b-
_ lished as a street which yields to Vi_giaia A;e-:e,
RESOLUTION NO. 78
RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING TOKAY S. REE, -AS
A STREET WTTHICH YIELDS TO VIRGINIA A"+EV J
AND AUTHORIZING THE PLACEMEN= OF 'YIELD
SIGNS ON 'TOKAY STREET AT', VIRGINIA-_AVc \-,:E,
RES, ESTABLISHING Council was iafcr-ned that it would be Staff's.
CENTURY PARK AS A recommendation that Council consider �dcrtn5
"TEMPORARY" PARK a resolution ea=ablishing Centuzy Bcu_eva:d
as a temporary facility and that it will be abar:y.x.e;
RES. NO. 78-5 at such time the railroad grade cressin 5 is con-
structed the_eb-y alicwir_g access tc Salas Pa --k,
Based on recent experience in using.FAU.$•:reet
Funds, it appears almost impossible to cost= -pct
a street where pa --k land is eliminated. Since cbz
type of funding that will be fused on the g_-ade c .._ -
ing construction is unknow- at this lime, is is fei:
that the City should go or record that this is a tem-
porary facility,
RESOLUTION NO. 78-5
RESOLUTION ES'T'ABLISHING CE:N T URY Bo -,j ` E -
VARD PARK AS A TEMPORARY FACILITY.
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Minutes cf Tanuary t, 1473, cc -t n -.ed
SPECS APPROVED ON COUNCIL APPROVED SPECIFICATIONS Ov
PAD -MOUNTED THE FOLLOWIiVG I_E1.4S AND AU- ORIZED
TRANSFORMERS & THE PURCHASING AGENT TO ADVER^ISE
CABLE FOR BIDS 7HEREON,
�" al THIR'_-Y- 1HREE-kv PADMOUti"'ED
DIS i RIBU ='ION _`RANSFORMERS
b) 35,000 FEET OF 15-kv XLP CONCEN_. RIC
CABLE
REQUEST OF DR. City Manage-- Gla -;es apprised the Co-.:ncil ct-at
TOM CARLETON FOR Dr. Tom Carleton had approac't.ed him seek::g
RELIEF FROM PRO- a means to bring the Teen Chaae-ge Build' -'g
VISIONS'OF THE and the Carleton Vete-inary Hospital to
BUILDING CODE Code as separate structures. -hese stn--c-,;zee
are presently considered as one be -
- r - cause of their close p-cr-cimity cannot to sepa-a.ted
without certain structural changes,
Background i. formation regarding the matte - was
presented by the City Manager and a diagram of
the subject area was presented for Counc`_1's
s rutiny.
A lengthy Cel -:oil discussion followed with c es -
tions being directed to Staff and to Dr. Ca: le+.c=
who was i the audience..
On motion of CosncU n Katzakiaz, P_nke-tcn
second, Co roil deferred action o= the natter and
directed Staff to prepare a report i sti.g tte p_ot-
lem areas concerning this request and pcss'tle
solutions and, requested Staff to sutmit this report
to the C. -.'.y Cc-_mcil at the eariiest possible date.
AMEND SPECIFIC Staff p=ese=ted for Council's perusal. a deta__ed
PLAN FOR report cn :t_e specific changes that were mase in
BECKMAN ROAD the Beckman Road Specific Plan w -it the
duction, of Ordinance No, 1130 and how these
ORD. NO. 1130 changes wculc! affect the i-:stallatic- of C'_t}-
facili`_ies and const=.action of future tuilcings L-1
that area.
Council was apprised that the existi-g =-fight-cf-way
is ?c feet a:.d al: of the existing buildings ha ; -e teen
set back at least 30 feet. The original 30 -fact set-
back was established at the time the Sate const--,cted
the frontage r: ad and was changed i s -972 by !-e City
Council when they- adopted the existing specific pian
for Beckman Rcad which requires a total of d iee.
of right-of-way, The existing Ilmtrella Sales and
F & M. Dist='_t:--tion L;ildings were const_uctej at
the ori'ci.nal .)J- C: setback, Under the proposed
typical se: t_cn cc to approved by the City Ccs _cl at
its Decemter 2 1, .y meeting, toe new rigt_t-of-
way width wii be 5'_-'_ -2 feet with a ZG-foot setback.
This establ.isl-_es a new setback which is apl:=oxi-
mately -"_ia feet less than the original. _t3 i"cc set-
back and tt, s vrcuid allow an addition to the F & `.I
Distribu icn, bu_l.d`__:a c_ a -_y new b-.ilding to to ccn-
struciecl =-'_/Z feet :-,eaxe- the street than the exis, iIng
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Minutes of -am%:a:y 4, '_��8, con .,,ed
AMEND SPECIFIC buildings, It i, :_ct unde-stood —hy the new
PLAN FOR BECKMAN setback was not established as req;,ested t% the
ROAD prope=l} =. e -s, that cf being equa ' to te -__a:na1
30 -foo: se•:ba._k, Los -;ng this 4-1 ? fee: app-ec-
ORD. NO. 1130 iably re laces tl:e flexi Uji y of i_:stalii .a a. _-_aL:-e
(Continued) roadway and may -;
e1i-e the ult;ma-e Ve_cca.:ic:1
of the carh L.._ :he west side at ad�Htic.r_-: ccst :o
the City.
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The one fccz dine nsio= from the k:ackside-
walk tc the me-, -:-g's-of-way is nc:
locating street a_.c_. zraffic signs, fi-e hyd
water meter bc:Aes, etc, , .T the.'-- .ta:.'a:_a-ccatlo: .
Based cn the desixe of the City Council of
40 -foot rcac!way, a 4-fcot sidewalk e:-
fering with cre existing b: ldi. g, the s.afi we -I-':i
have :e o n ne-.ded, ff given the oppc_: :.'_:; , :he
following typical section:
R/Yv
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.4eccmmzd¢d
CJ C: /-V
Exisr bui%�i�rys
A ler_gthy Ccu^cii discussion followed w:..-
questic s be: _g directed to Staff.
indicated its desire to delay actior. on tris
matter --.mti: such time as the intere=sted r _-
ties who 6a-! p_e.: Cusly- addressed the C:c-=._cil
on the mate - wc:=id be available for i :p _:
possible re-r:slcns cf Ord-.ance No: .._,._,e-
duced Decennter L' i,
Mayor Kat^_,h asked that the action fc- se __-g
this matter c -.e* be taken at that pci:: c. .-
Agenda w, e: 07d:aa ces are co nside_ed fc_
adoptio ,
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Minutes ci Ja_�a-y , _�78, cor_t:n-ieci
AGREEMENT FOR The imprc:e ne-_t Fla_.F and the imprc-.e ne_..:
1720 S. HUTCHINS security fc_ South H-.tchins Streei - =okay
ST. - TOKAY VILLA Villa were p -ese -_:ed fc Ccu_ ci`s appro -a1,
APPROVED
Council vias ar.pr:sed :hat this deve:cF-ne_.._ :s :_.
` existing lc: cf ac_es ly`.ng cn the easts= .e '>f
South Stieetapp_cxi-natelymite
south of Kext.:e-na:. La:.. : —_'s 3e-.-elcFme _t s
zoned R-'•.41) a_-.'_ the de= -elopers are p~epos:--5 _c
construct a 30 -unit apartme : ccmplex. ='te de -
elopers, _okay V'l_a, a ::rn:tea pa=tre-sh_*p, h:l e
completed a:l the _-e _,.'_cements specified by the
City codes.,
Following Ccu c_= s1scussion, with ;%- estic s
being dire.:: -e-- Scaff, C �...ii, or-not`_c:a e'
Councilma : Eh_i a=~>. Katzakiar_
the impro',•e-nent pla-s and the mp_c-.enne.tt
security for '"okay Viiia - 17-20 So -,t -
Street and d-ecte3 the City Manager to s -s=- :i -,e
Development Agreement, the Water -':la-- Es.ze._sic
Reimbursemea.t Agreement, and the Elect-rical
Utility Agreement cn behalf of the City,
PLANS & SPECS
City Manager Giaves presented for Cc - =,c4-' .•_pp-cvai
APPRVD. FOR
the plans and spec icat:o-s fol "Lawrence Pa,_k
LAWRENCE PARK
Outfield Fe: ce, 5_0 N. Washl.ngtcr Street % I.n
OUTFIELD FENCE
ger-eral the J•o:k :o-s;sts of instalii g a -loot
SERVICE
high chain i_ --:k fence 1: a concrete cc -6, An
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alternate k:_ c- rt.: g the chain link fab: le also
RES. NO. 78-6
being reT_estea. I; is planned to cc-:er `, E fence
with signs, *~u.c it may be mere e cncmica.i to
out thefab--' _ at this t1me,
On mot=cn of Cc__c;.1,nan Ehrhardt,
second, Cep-_ a.pproced the plans - spe_=:iocatic,s
•=
for "Lawrer_Park Outfield Fences
Washingte = Street" and authorized the Cloy C:e- c to
advertise fc- bid_ tFereon.
Mayor Kat.__.._. tier a.irecte, Staff riee:
ow^ere or the ... Amb ;1a -,e
the request fox an i_..he
rale and to :epi_, :c t._e c-..-.__._ c,:n
A written repo__ -egardi- h'. nE?z_..e -'es c --
se-ted for Ce r_- ='.- Fe.: -.sal.
with Staff's
the propo-ed Lase -are :.:: ease fcr
service to `', 00,
- 10-
At the Decemker 2 i 1977 Co-=ci"l _-ne-.-__.r .-.: C zy
BASE RATE INCREASE
Clerk prese-te,? a letter which had tee_. _ __.. ed
APPROVED FOR LODI
from the Led'_ Amb-Aance Ser,, -ice, Ing,
AMBULANCE
tha' :elle ;,:r.g .:cs e-ral.aticn cr the
SERVICE
Social Sec -_-__t% -'ax ._,.-ea=e and the FC"c_z.' Wa ze
hourly increase, _. _s apparent the
RES. NO. 78-6
Service wi:_ r:a;e :c c-ea_e its
rate, 7he daxd De_e-nter-
__tte.
`
written retice __ the City cf Lodi
the now exis'i._E _c__ Amb—,:lance
of $50, 00 w -L -i to _-_..ceased :.. -5i•, ---C,
Mayor Kat.__.._. tier a.irecte, Staff riee:
ow^ere or the ... Amb ;1a -,e
the request fox an i_..he
rale and to :epi_, :c t._e c-..-.__._ c,:n
A written repo__ -egardi- h'. nE?z_..e -'es c --
se-ted for Ce r_- ='.- Fe.: -.sal.
with Staff's
the propo-ed Lase -are :.:: ease fcr
service to `', 00,
- 10-
41f
City _Vaz-.>_: :S_ -a -,-e.9 P-esemted fc: - -
Scrutiny Ma'Ste- Plan .-CT the M=` -`Pal S;_-, _,:!P_
Center and __src:-ded tc questions "-_e
matter &F _i_rected by the Co -1_c:-:,
Follo,-i:r_g _e:-,g:hy diszussicn, Maycr Ka-nict
appointed Katzakia.- and
P inke Z*tc.,. Meet Vllth City _%,Ianage r 0-a—,es s a. -.d
Public Wo:._.: Dreczcr Ronz-kc zet-a:4ng tht, %Ias;e
Plan for hti �.I,-'n:aai Se -vice Centez C:.r-.`s
future :ansa and fac'!,_ ie-Ed5
site.
Minute s, c cn
BASE RATE
LODI AMBULANCE
Follow --'-.g C -::.a zua
SERVICE
being .-c 5.afff, cn
RES. NO. 78-6
Cour.c_:_"rnc__ E�- Ka-zaklan..�
(Continued)
Resoluv',:n- _i -b
for Lcili AmL-_-'ani-e Se= -;,.:e �c
janua:,-F 2"', 11-9,
PROPOSAL FROM
City -Manage: :3-a.,es i:-e__etel a p-- -_r7_ sz^,
ARCHITECT COVER-
had been -re --eived i_ -o -n France
ING COST OF
A. I. A. fcr tLe ::c_nent and c.)s' " a c
RENOVATION OF "OLD"
the renovat-_'= of t! -e ;102ii'; '-,oka-y h`;_-
TOKAY HIGH SCHOOL
Audito-rlu-n. aPF--_::ed
AUDITORIUM
would be pe --ne d c-:. an hc-..:.-ly 'N_i5
mum fee c @00,00 teing F n:,rc sec :c
A recap cf tine z-n`c=ation prcpcz_e-_ -c le
in the report -;vas gi-.-en the
Glaves. Len --n,. Co,-:-ci:l diacuszsicn
questions heing directed to Staff,
With Council's tacit ;.omcurrence, Mav-c_
deferred act'cn (D:z the matter and -e;-_-este'. -..f%e
Citizen's CommIttee chaired by Mr. Xen Bcy' nieet
with the Ccuncil at a future Lnf=rnal
Meeting iegard:rg this subjjje:,t.
CITIZEN INDICATES
City Manager Gla ;e s and al1 members c- he C: -_'t,1
INTEREST IN PUR-
Council had p7e-,--cusly received _este_ fzc= M--,
CHASING PROPERTY
William E, Gral_:gna and -Ir, E.
ADJACENT TO MSC
Jr. advising th.at :hey are the cv;—e:- --' the
located on z ,o --e- of Hann Lane a -d
Lane next tc the -.crporation ya:3 L,; �-.e C -'z,. -
of Lodi. __re .7ette_- apprise-, the Cc; -_-_: :i !-I:,
Graffi, --a'= In p-_-zz*,-as'ng C'.ry ec
property 1ccatec-1 tc the vest ci :he G-afgnw -ty.
Mr. Graffigna e:-.z-'csed with his letter a F-ol pia:_ of
their proper -.y the prope ny ow --:e,-4. rime C tv cf
Lodi a --d f=,:.e.- =sated that they f7de-- to
their prcpertv wouid g.* -,-e -ie~
property tc r'..-.elcp an additionai L-_e_.-I.e_s at .4---w-
locatio-.
City _Vaz-.>_: :S_ -a -,-e.9 P-esemted fc: - -
Scrutiny Ma'Ste- Plan .-CT the M=` -`Pal S;_-, _,:!P_
Center and __src:-ded tc questions "-_e
matter &F _i_rected by the Co -1_c:-:,
Follo,-i:r_g _e:-,g:hy diszussicn, Maycr Ka-nict
appointed Katzakia.- and
P inke Z*tc.,. Meet Vllth City _%,Ianage r 0-a—,es s a. -.d
Public Wo:._.: Dreczcr Ronz-kc zet-a:4ng tht, %Ias;e
Plan for hti �.I,-'n:aai Se -vice Centez C:.r-.`s
future :ansa and fac'!,_ ie-Ed5
site.
420
Minutes of : _ary =, 1978, coa=^iea
ACTION DEFERRED Foilowi-ag da -.-si :_, on mot'_on of Ccunc:irne_1
ON ADOPTION OF Katzakian, Ehrra_dt second, Coe:.__.-
ORDT NO. 1130 action rin the a3cptic- of Ordinance Nc, '.:
introduced. De:e nFer 2:,1?77 entitled '`A -
"ORD, AMENDING Ordinance Ame.Mc _ g He Specific Pla-n fcr E -
THE SPECIFIC PLAN Road", to a iate "::_certain ,vhe : i_i ereetcz 1:e76c
FOR BECKMAN ROAD" who had Frw t_o4.lc a'dressed the Cou-_-:1 n s_..e
matter would be available to have :-F: -_.o Fc.ss_F,_e
' - revisioz.9 of ;a:.e ordinance by .he :olio ri ng v _ :e :
Ayes: Cc -.c'_i ne- Eh-harC't, Hughes,
and Katnich
Noes: Ccunzil-nen - Pinkerton
Absent: Cour_cilme-z - None
ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to come befc_e the
Council, the meeting Was adjou_ned a: app- ~:i_�ately
10:55 p.m. by _Mayor Katnich.
Attest:
ALICE M. EIl HE
CI''='Y CLERK
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