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CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF LODI
CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS
APRIL 5, 1978
A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi was held
beginning at 8:00 p. m. , Wednesday, April 5, 1978 in the City Hall
Council Chambers.
ROLL CALL Present: Councilmen - Hughes, Katnich,
Katzakian, McCarty
and Pinkerton (Mayor)
Absent: Councilmen - None
Also Present: City Manager Glaves, Assistant
City Manager Glenn, Public
Works Director Ronsko, City
Attorney Mullen and City Clerk
Re imc he .
INVOCATION The invocation was given by Wayne Kildall,
Director, Center of Hope.
PLEDGE Mayor Pinkerton led the Pledge of Allegiance to
the flag.
MINUTES On motion of Councilman Xatnich, Katzakian sec-
ond, the minutes of March 14, 1978 were approved
as mailed.
Councilman Katzakian then moved for approval of
the minutes of March 22, 1978. The motion was
seconded by Councilman Katuich and carried by
unanimous vote.
PROCLAMATIONS Mayor Pinkerton presented the• following
Proclamations;
a) Proclamation proclaiming April 2 through
April 8, 1978 as the "Week of the Young Child".
b) Proclamation proclaiming April 16 through
April 22, 1978 as "Private Property Week".
PUBLIC HEARINGS
PUBLIC HEARING RE Notice thereof having been published In accordance
APPEAL ON HEIGHT with law and an affidavit of publication being on file
OF FENCING CAN- in the office of the City Clerk, Mayor .Pinkerton
CELLED BECAUSE called for the hearing to consider the al -)peal of Mr.
OF SALE OF Daniel L. Heller, 1525 Park Street, Lodi, California
PROPERTY of the actions of the Planning Commission in denying
his request for zoning variances to increase the maxi-
mum fence height from 42 inches to six fetet in the
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PUBLIC HEARINGS
APPEAL FENCE front yard and over six feet on an interior side
HEIGHT(Continued) yard lot line to permit an existing fence to re-
main at 1525 Park Street in an area zoned R-2,
Single -Family Residential.
The City Clerk presented a letter which had been
received from Mr. Heller on March 24, 1978 re-
questing that the Public Hearing be cancelled as
he had sold the property.
AMENDED SUBDIVI - Notice thereof having been published in accor-
SION ORDINANCE dance with law and affidavit of publication being
INTRODUCED on file in the office of the City Clerk, Mayor
Pinkerton called for the hearing to consider the
ORD. NO. 1141 Planning Commission's recommendation to adopt
INTRO. a New Subdivision Ordinance.
Background information regarding the proposed
ordinance was given -0y Public Works Director
Ronsko. Council directed questions to Mr. Ronsko
and other members of the Staff regarding the sub-
ject.
There were no persons in the audience wishing to
speak on the matter, the public portion of the
hearing was closed.
Councilman Katzakian then moved for introduction
of Ordinance No. 1141 entitled "An Ordinance of
the City of Lodi Repealing Chapter 22 of the Code
of the City of Lodi Entitled 'Subdivisions' and sub-
stituting a New Ordinance in Its Place and Stead",
as proposed, however, omitting Sections 90 through
94 inclusive pertaining to School Site Dedications.
The motion was seconded by Councilman Katnich
and carried by unanimous vote.
OFF-SITE IM-
Notice thereof having been published in accordance
PROVEMENT
with law and affidavit of publication being on file in
ORDINANCE
the office of the City Clerk, Mayor Pinkerton called
INTRODUCED
for the hearing to consider the Planning
Commiss-ion's
recommendation to adopt a proposed Off-site
ORD. NO. 1142
Improvement Ordinance.
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Background information regarding the proposed
ordinance was given by Public Works Director
Ronsko. A lengthy discussion followed with questions
being directed to Staff.
There were no persons in the audience wishing to
speak on the matter, and the public portion of the
hearing was closed.
Councilman Katnich then moved for introduction of
Ordinance No. 1142 entitled "An Ordinance Providing
For Installation of Public Improvements and Dedication
of Rights-of-way and Easements in Conjunction with
Building Construction or Other Development and
Repealing Section 5- 19 through 5-21 of the Code of the
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OFF-SITE IMPRMTS.
ORD. NO. 1142 City of Lodi". The motion was seconded by
INTRO, Councilman Hughes and carried by the following
(Continued) vote,
Ayes: Councilmen - Hughes, Katnich, Katzakian,
and Pinkerton
Noes: Councilmen - McCarty
Absent: Councilmen - None
COMMUNICATIONS
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LETTER OF CON-'
The City Clerk presented a letter which had been
FIRMATION RE
received from Ernst and Ernst, Auditors, confirm -
ENGAGEMENT OF
ing their understanding regarding their engagement
ERNST & ERNST TO
by the City to examine certain costs and revenues
EXAMINE LODI
of Lodi Sanitary City Disposal Company for the
SANITARY CITY
period ending June 30, 1977.
DISPOSAL CO,
BOOKS
LETTER OF City Clerk Reimche presented a letter from Mrs.
CONCERN RECD. Margaret M. Huber, 727 S. Garfield Street, Lodi
FROM CITIZEN relating to concerns she has regarding garbage pick-
up, the dial -a -ride system and various other matters.
CLAIMS Following the recommendation of R. L. Kautz and
Company, the City's Contract Administrator and the
City Attorney, the following claims against the City
were rejected and referred to R. L. Kautz and
Company, on motion of Councilman Katnich, Katzakian.
second:
1. John J. Pollum vs City of Lodi - Power Failure
1/15/78
2. Kristen Alice Stull vs City of Lodi - Auto
Accident 1/24/78
3. Leroy Krieger vs City of Lodi - Vehicle Damage
1/2/78
4. Sandra J. McGinn_ vs City of Lodi - False
Arrest ?0/7/77
5. Francis Yates vs City of Lodi - Slip and Fall
1/24/78
6, Norman Penberthy vs City of Lodi - Vehicle Damage
1/14/78
7. Jerome and Scott Herfindahl vs City of Lodi -
Vehicular Damage 10/7/77
8. Russell B. Rottacker vs City of Lodi - Vehicular
Damage 2/5/78
9. Mrs. Harvey Filler vs City of Lodi - Power
Failure 1/23/78
ABC LICENSES _ The City Clerk presented the following Alcoholic
Beverage Licenses Applications which had been received:
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ABC LICENSES L ` 1. Angela L. Garcia for Perla's Cafe, 113- 1/z
(Continued) N. Sacramento Street, On Sale Beer and Wine
Eating Place, New License
James F. Tatton, Mary A. Tatton, 7 -Eleven
Foodstore, 201B W. Lodi Ave., Off Sale Beer
and Wine, Transfer of License
Amador M. Leal for "Amador", 1 N. Sacramento
Street, On Sale Beer and Wine, Public Premises,
New License
ASSEMBLYMAN - - 'Mr. Randy Ronk, Aide to Assemblyman Norman
WATERS TO MEET Waters addressed the City Council stating that their
WITH COUNCIL office is attempting to schedule a date that Assembly-
man Waters could meet with the Council at an
Informal Informational Meeting to discuss matters of
mutual concern. Mr. Ronk asked the Council for
specific topics the Council would be interested in
discussing.
Discussion followed regarding various bills presently
under consideration by the legislature, with Mr. Ronk
promising to apprise the Council shortly when such a
meeting can be scheduled.
COMPLAINTS RE Mr. Tex Priest, 419 S. Lee, Lodi complained to the
CITY POWER POLE City Council about a City power pole that is located in
& LACK OF SIDE- the area of his property. Mr. Priest further corn -
WALK LN AREA OF plained that the City has not installed sidewalks on a
419 S. LEE, LODI City -owned parcel in the same area. Mr. Priest
stated this situation has existed since 1965 and that he
considers it to be a hazard.
Mayor Pinkerton directed Staff to look into this matter.
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COMPLAINTS RE
Mr. Bud Calvin, Chestnut and Lee Avenue, Lodi
APARTMENT AT
addressed the Council regarding an apartment building
408 W. CHESTNUT
which has recently been constructed at 408 W. Chestnut
ST.
which is adjacent to his property. Mr. Calvin stated
the structure has two balconies where tenants can look
down onto his property and that he feels that this is an
invasion of his privacy.
Mr. Calvin also complained that the apartment has
5 downspouts draining onto his property.
Following Council discussion, with questions being
directed to Staff, Mayor Pinkerton requested that Staff
check into the matter.
SANGUINETTI
Copies of the Sanguinetti Park Invironmental Impact
PARK EIR
Report were presented to each member of the City
Council for review and evaluation.
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Minutes of April -, 1478, continued
REPORTS OF THE CITY :MANAGER
CONSENT CALENDAR In accord�"^ce with report and recommendation of
the City Manager, the following actions hereby- set
forth between asterisks, on motion of Councilman
Katndch, Katzakian second, were approved by
Council.
Mayor Pro 'Tempore Katzakian asked that the record
show that he abstained from voting on Agenda Item
"d" - "Accept improvements - ABT Industrial Park"
and Ager -da Item 1'e" - "Accept improvements - 16 15
S. Stockton Street".
CLAIMS �.I�CLAIMS WERE APPROVED IN THE AMOUNT OF
495, 150, 2 3.
GIFT OF OLD RESOLUTION NO. 78-32
RECORDS TO S. J.
CO. HISTORICAL RESOLUTION_ AUTHORIZING DONATION OF OLD
MUSEUM RECORDS TO THE SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY
HISTORICAL MUSEUM AND AUTHORIZING THE CITY
RES. NO. 78-32 CLERK TO PREPARE THE APPROPRIATE DEED OF
GIFT.
IMPROVEMENTS IN Council was apprised that the contract which was
HANI LANE SAKI- awarded to Teichert Construction of Stockton on
TARY SEWER October 19, "377 for the 'Ham Lane Sanitary Sewer,
PROJECT ACCEPTED Loc eford Street -.o Turner Road has been completed
in substantial conformance with the plans and speci-
fications approved by the City Council.
COUNCIL ACCEPTED THE IMPROVEMENTS IN
"HAM LAME SANITARY SEWER, LOCKEFORD
STREET TO TURNER ROAD" (EDA PROJECT 07-51-
2 1338) AND DIRECTED THE PUBLIC WORKS
DIRECTOR TO FILE A NOTICE OF COMPLETION
WITH THE COUNTY RECORDER'S OFFICE.
ACCEPT IMPROVE- Council was i :formed by the City Manager that the
NIENTS-ABT Subdivision 'improvements in ABT Industrial Park
INDL:STRIAL PARK have been completed in substantial conformance with
the requirements of the Subdivision Agreement between
RES. NO. 78-33 the City of Lodi and Rol Thomas dated April 8. 1977
' c and as specifically set forth in the plans and specifica-
tions approved by the City Cowncil.
RESOLTJ"ION NO. 78-33
RESOLU:iON ACCEPTING THE SUBDIVISION
IMPROVEMENTS AND STREETS INCLUDED IN TRACT
NIAP NO. : 192, ABT INDUSTRIAL PARK.
ACCEPT IMPROVE- The City Manager advised the Council that the improve-
MENTS- 1615 S. ments at 16 15 South Stockton Street have been completed
STOCKTON ST. in substantial conformance with the requirements of the
City- of Lodi Encroachment Permit No. 76051 and as
RES. NO. 78-34 specifically set forth in the plans and specifications.
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RES. NO. 78-34 RESOL•J 710 NO. 7.8-34
(Continued)
RESOLU'IO:; AGC•t'FTIti r THE INIPROVEMENTS
AND ST REE•T'S ? .c SO S':OCKTON ST REST.
LAWRENCE PARK Council .;�'as informed that the improvements in
FENCE IMPROVE- "Lawrence Park OutLeid Fe-ce" -rich contract had
MENTS ACCEPTED been awarded to Delta Fence Company of Stockton on
n
February '_, 1178 in the Arno- rt of $11,000 has been
completed in sLtsta _tial ccnfo::nance with the plans
and specifications apprcved by the City Council.
COUNCIL ACCEPTED THE IMPROVEMENTS IN
"LAWRENCE PARK OUTFIELD FENCE", AND
DIRECTED THE PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR TO FILE
A NOTICE OF COMPLETION WITH THE COUNTY
RECORDER'S OFFICE.
AWARD -COMPACT City Manager Glaves presented the following bids
PICKUP TRUCK FOR which had been received for a Compact Pickup Truck
FINANCE DEPT. for the Finance Departme_i:
RES. NO. 78-35 BIDDER AMOUNT
Sanborn Chevrolet $4, 176.91
Stockton Datsun $4,500.76
On recommen dat-or. of the City Manager, Council
adopted the following resolution:
RESOLUTI01 NO. 78-35
RESOLU'TIOti AWARD-ING THE CONTRACT FOR A
CO\.2PACT PICKUP TRUCK FOR THE FINANCE
DEPARTMENT TO SANBORN CHEVROLET IN THE
AMOUNT OF 44, _78, 91,
The City Coun ci. wa5 app__sed that.Mr. Richard Clark,
LOT LINE 2201 W. Elm Street, Lcdi had spearheaded a lot line
ADJUSTMENT AT adjustment eminate a land -locked parcel,
2125-2207 W. ELM which is 17 feet by o617 feet iong at the rear of lots 1
STREET APPROVED through 10 of Eirn Ha -,ren, The proposed transfer will
make each of the -e_ .cts 117 feet deep. There are no
RES. NO. 78-36 dedications cr r'_ghts-of-way or easements necessary.
All utilities have teen contacted and agree to the
adjustment.
RESOLT ION NO. 78-36
RESOLUTIO.i APPROVING LOT LINE ADJUSTMENTS
FOR TEN LOIS _'-Z5-Z207 W. ELM STREET
NO PARKING ZONE Council w -aa ad': i ser of a hazardous 'traffic condition
ESTABLISHED N.E. on the northeast corner cf Cherokee Lane and Lockeford
CORNER CHEROKEE Street when rec-eati•n-nai vehicles are parked south of
LANE & LOCKEFORD the driveway bet-ee7i the Bcdy and Fender and Recrea-
ST, tional Vehicle Repair Shops, These vehicles obstruct
the vision of dri-.-e_s exitir._ the driveway to such a
RES. NO. 78-37 degree that they ca_.n;t see northbound traffic on
Cherokee Lane. the cv—ers bf both shops have been
contacted a.vl are agreeab'e to the establishment of a
'No Parking" zc nc _... _he area.
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RES. NO. 78-37 RESOL'=ION NO. i8-37
(Continued)
RESOLU`T'ION ESTABLISHING A "NO PARKING"
ZONE AT THE NOR-_ F aS _ CORNER OF
CHEROKEE LAVE APD LOCKEFORD STREET.
T**�,*****i *T****1it-i,'Aiyrm*•2**IXC It=�r. x: �x�,: 1[.=i<zcR::m .
RECESS Mayor Pinkerton declared a .five-minute recess and
the Council reconvened at approximately 9:55 p.m.
P.G.aE. Residential Rate (including fuel) $.02848
Discount - :Or; .002848
City's Residential Rate (excluding fuel) . 018
Discou-,A .002848
$.015152
Recommended Rate S. G _5 1
Council disco=,sicn _`clic-x-ed with questions being
directed to Staff,
Agenda Item 'J': - "Mcte Home Park Electric
Rates" was introduced Ly City Manager Glaves who
REVISED RATE FOR
reminded the Cott:ci that at the City Council meeting
MOBILE HOME
of February 15, :�^8, Ordinance No. 1137 establish -
PARK ELECTRIC
ing new electric rates � -as i nt.cduced. Mobile Home
RATES ADOPTED
Park owners who were present at that meeting
SPECIFIC PLAN FOR
objected to schedule EI rates which they claimed
ORD. NO. 1143
would reduce their operating margins to an unaccept-
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able level. Council proceeded with the ordinance so
KETTLE.LIAN LANE
that low and medium use residential customers could
receive rate redactions effective April 1, but directed
ORD. NO. 1144
staff to meet -with mobile home park owners to attempt
INTRO.
to resolve the conflict. Two such meetings have been
held resulting in a proposed revised EM schedule which
was presented for Ccumcil perusal. It was Staff's
recommendation that the initial base rate block for
mobile home pa -k o«ne-s be reduced below the resi-
dential rate by- an amount equal to the total discount
permitted by P. G. &E. as follows:
P.G.aE. Residential Rate (including fuel) $.02848
Discount - :Or; .002848
City's Residential Rate (excluding fuel) . 018
Discou-,A .002848
$.015152
Recommended Rate S. G _5 1
Council disco=,sicn _`clic-x-ed with questions being
directed to Staff,
FIRST RECO-MME NDA`ION: Based on the City's
traffic cons,_Ita. nt's reco-nme_^datiors, the fact that the
Councilman H ;hes then moved introduction of
Ordinance No. 1'43 repeai.ng Section 9 of Ordinance
No, 1137 a -d establishing a new rate for the sale of
electric enemy to master -metered mobile home parks,
as proposed by Staff. The motion was seconded by
Councilman Katnic!7 and .arried by unanimous vote.
SPECIFIC PLAN FOR
Council. was apprised that at the regular City Council
BECKMAN ROAD
meeting of Febnlary I=, 1978, Council approved the
LODI AVE. TO
revision of the specific plan of Beckman Road between
KETTLE.LIAN LANE
Lodi. Aven,ie and Victor Road, with no action being
taken at that time on revi=ing the specific plan of
ORD. NO. 1144
Beckma-i Road sc,.Ah of Lod'_ Avenue.
INTRO.
The following re :cr mendations concerning Beckman
Road Specific Pla. - Lodi Avenue to Harney Lane were
presented to the Co,.iac_i .-y Staff:
FIRST RECO-MME NDA`ION: Based on the City's
traffic cons,_Ita. nt's reco-nme_^datiors, the fact that the
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Minute cf Arrii =, -a; 8, con ti-ued
BECKMAN ROAD
ORD, NO, 1144 ^_d-ast_iai area _ gl:e.3 i= is . o«, only one-fifth
(Continued) developed, a.. -.d '.?_s fait that :: is felt that the in-
dustr ai area •h -L-, 3e :e1_p mc:e than 10,000
vehicles per da,- :_. Beck -man Read, the staff still
re(:.c n,ne__ds
cf say be provided between
Kettleman Lane and Lodi A-,-en-.Le. This proposal
provides fcr four tra-reI lane 5, a left -turn lane,
sidewalk on the east side, no sidewalk on the west
side, and nc park:. g,
2, an 80 -fro: _•'_eht cf xrav be provided between
Kett_ernan Lane and Harney Lane. This 80 -foot
right of way wca-3 provide for a 64 -foot curb -to -
cu -b se, -_t -'cm an:? w:) -lid a'_icw the flexibility of pro-
viding four trav4i :ane s, a left -turn lane, and no
par' ing or fc::r t=a-,el lanes and parking on both sides.
Since the e_tisti: g r-ghc of x%ay is 46 feet, there would
be a required ded;caticn of the property owner of 32
feet, •Hh_Ch i5 approximately equal to the dedication
required for the City's standard 60 -foot industrial
street.
SECOND RECOM_0.2ENDATION- If the Council ques-
tions the need for four travel lanes, it is then recom-
mended that the City Council direct the staff to retain
an indepe: dent traffic consultant to study the City's ul-
timate '_ndustrial area bc^inded by the river, Central
California Tractior. C_, tracks, Kettieman Lane and
Beckma = Road. ."t is also recommended that the study
include Beckman Road between Kettleman Lane and
Harney Lane, This study s ould include traffic projec-
tion_ and re jui_ed f_.n_e street alignments and geornetric
se -tions. =^e City has recei ed an informal proposal
from Gecrge S, Ncite and Associates in the amount of
$6,000 for this -reposed stady.
Various e._hib:*s -=-e-e p-_esented for Council's perusal.
Lengthy Co;i.7ii d'sc::= s`_c: followed with questions
being dire__.ed cc S-af°.
The fo:icvri .g persc .= -ho •rre:e in the audience
addressed the Cc,-__c`_i on the matter:
a) tile, Chs_ =_.s Fe-- tr�0 S, Cherokee Lane, Lodi.
til-, Fe rd -an _ .3:c = r_a. _.e eels that two travel lanes
and a -: g lam -s __ ��a.1,atF, Mr. Fe rdun further
stated t -at be installed at least in the
park area.
t) Mr. Cye `'_-.ghat, ..-. N, Alpine, Lodi stated that
althoug^ -her_ -.': aha`. -nu_h di°fere. ce in the cost of
rcr _true-__ g ..a _F:s____7 -G.ces, he feels that 5 lanes in
ti"l's area Wc':l'1 be cc--^.Eg_ied.
r rl oFr__g Cc nzilrnan Katnich
-noved iuroa_::ic c! Ord: an,:e No, :144 amending
the Sped::: Fla- %cr Be_4-na.- Road from Lodi Avenue
sc--t:_ t: Ke. 'e Hatt L .z a= fc_laws:
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BECKMAN'ROAD Lodi Avenue South to Kett'''eman Lane
ORD. NO. -1144
(Continued) .iJ (_) Rigi-t-c!- vay width 54 foot
22 foot _etba...
Noe 3.- Cc -,a: cilme... - None
Abstain: C� --=ii:oea - Katzakian
Absent: Coir_cii ner - None
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Curb to curb width 40 foot
Two tra-rei -ares with lane widths meeting
design standards
Left tuzr_ facilities, remove median, and
provide 12 foot left turn pocket
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Use ex'_sti g curb on the west s°de, with
the addition of 4 -foot sidewalks on the east
side of the Frontage Road.
The motion was seconded by Councilman McCarty
and carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Councilmen - Katnich, McCarty, and
Pinkerton
Noes: Co;:r_ci=men -Hughes and Katzakian
Absent: Councilmen. - None
COUNCIL TO
At the suggestion of Councilman Hughes, Council
STUDY MYRTLE
tacitly concurred to study the Specific Plan for
ROAD SPECIFIC
Myrtle Road at the Informal Informational Meeting
PLAN ,; -.
of April 11, .978.
LODI LIONS
Mayor Pre Tempore Katzakian asked to abstain
BASEBALL CLUB
from discussion and voting on the next matter
AGREEMENT FOR
because of his a.i'_liaticn with the Lodi Lions
1978 APPROVED
Baseba'_1 Club, Inc.
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City Manage- Gla es presented the proposed 1978
Agreement between the Lodi Lions Baseball Club,
Inc. and the City arhich he stated was identical to
twe previous yea -:'3 agreement.
After discassior., on motion. of Councilman Katnich,
Pinker'_o : seco d�, Cou: cii approved the Agreement
for 1978 between the Lodi Lions Baseball Club, Inc.
dba Lodi Dodger3 and the City of Lodi and authorized
the City Manager and the City Clerk to execute the
Agreement on behalf of the City, by the following vote:
Ayes: Cou: c;: -nen: Hughes, Katnich, McCarty
and Pinkerton
Noe 3.- Cc -,a: cilme... - None
Abstain: C� --=ii:oea - Katzakian
Absent: Coir_cii ner - None
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APPROVE AGREEMENT The irnpro-:e:nen,' p:.a _s and -,re Improvement
FERDUN & WOODS securities fcr t -.e de• elop-ne_ t i 814 S,
DEVELOPMENT Beckman Rcad -tre p-sse-_ed fc.r Ccu-^_cil's
• _ _ apprcvai, Ccs_.__ was ap; _. _'_ -that this is a
- development c' : acres a-i.g at the ncrtheast
corner cf Be °% gar_ Rca: and Vine Street. The
subdivision s zoned C_`•1i'.1-1 and contains ?
industrial lets, 2le de. _cYe.s, Charles Ferdun
and Robert Woods have completed all the City
requirements and 1•.ave furnished all necessary
docurnents.
On motion of '_Ylaycr Pro Tem-ic-e Katzakian,
Ka-_nich second, Cc -unci' app-cved tre improvement
pians and -,rnFro-.emen- =ec.:rit-y of the Development
of Bi-' S, Beckman Rca,? and directed the City
Manager to sign the Development Agreement, the
Watermai: Ex.ension Reimbursement Agreement,
the Sa itary Se Ner Extension Reimbursement
Agreement and -he Electrical Utility Agreement on
behalf of the Cizy,
PLANS & SPECS FOR The piari and spec-fications for "Lodi Lake Storm
LODI LAKE STORM Pump Stat:oa Demoiitio , Turner Road at Mills
PUNIP STATION Avenue' were presented for Council's approval.
DEMOLITION Council x'as apprised that tk.e pump station demo -
APPROVED litio: work consists of cc nstrucdng a storm drain
manhole, tying in two -i? -inch storm drains, and
removing and fill'_ g two pump pits.
On moti= of Ccu-_c'_1man grey, Katzakian second,
the C --'-y Counc,-i ayprcved the plans and specifications
for "Lod'_ Lake Stc.rt;l P^ -imp Station Demolition,
Turner Read at M.' .1s Avenue ' and authorized the
City Cleric to ad,ertise fcr bids thereon.
SPECS FOR CERTAIN The =pec_';ivatic _= for certain concession privileges
CO\CESSION at Lodi Lake- Parc ... ere z:resented for Council's
PRIVILEGES AT LODI scruti__y, r c_1r a:'g d.`_ cu -cion, Mayor Pro Tempore
LAKE PARK APPRVD. Katzakian mo -.e•_' `c_ atprc:al of the specifications
for certain cencessic::-pr: :leges at Lodi Lake Park
subject to apprc. a: as tc fz,=m by the City Attorney
and autho-_zed .:_e ad.e- ._.-g for bids thereon. The
motion wa? se•.o_ :ed F;; Co-.:�acilr_ran Katnich and
carried t -__.a'._•".'lJt3- -,ote,
ACTION DEFERRED ON With Grp=. '_:' to _.._c___ar rence, Council deferred
AGENDA ITEM "a"
action L__ _Ile:n p' - 'A.:cept for filing F. -Y.
19`'6- i"• A -.z_4_-: t•,1.' Er_.sc and Ernst' to the regular
Courc•;1 xnes:-;,r_g :t ,-ip_•t 'a, :�'S,
TOKAY PERIPHERAL
City Nla: age= to the Council that at
PROPERTY-TOKAY
the City Cc: .:'..:'- -eq-.:est, _`~Mayor Pro Tempore
HIGH SCHOOL
Katzak'_a; a:.c'_ Fe Fad mat • :th Lodi Unified School
'
District '.c d :nes the ;ending sale of the
properties a-rcr3s _Ke s. -set from the "old" Tokay
High Sckoc- __.e 5 Y_•_ol District is anxious to con-
vert these ._: a ed -a :. Ib `.o t'L'i:E that can be used to
meet their prr _-=.nt c _ ±. , '. z,.J. definite plans are
determined lci_ -Fe s,':_c c.: site p. -aper, it is difficult
to form apo=:.` , opi._'o,- aF :1- the future needs of
the City for _._a F-cF rt}• i_, ;;ae `__=_, However, in
fir,_
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Minutes of Apr_- : , := 3, .,c -timed
TOKAY HIGH view cf the S oc:. Dat_:ct's reed to act, it
SCHOOL PROPERTY was reco : rn: '_._d :hat the City _'iet attempt the
(Continued) purchase :;F :he proFerty a: this t:.me. lvtr.
Glaves iLr-' a~ --a.--d that a care _Uv designed
pian for tl_e a7rc - "`:vCl site should provide
for adeq%iat_ ca_____.,, _ A make fuether acquisi-
tion ur.:ecaszarc,
The City CC ::: '_., �f Ceur_cilma n Hughes,
Katzak an secca:, dote_-:::ned that the Council is
not desiro,is of exec -.__:^g the right to purchase this
peripheral property and that -.he Lodi Unified School
District shc,.iid proceed -;.ith the disposition of the
subject per_phera: property as t ±nay deem advis-
able.
EXTENSION OF City Attorney `1::e _ called to the Council's attention
SANITARY CITY the fact that the existing contract entered into betw•eer.
DISPOSAL the City and Sanitary City Disposal Company was
CONTRACT dated January 15, 1x69. The contract was for a
(- ( period of ten year= wtich would mean that the existing
contract would terminate on January 15, 1979, which
date is oh 7ic�sly prior to the date that the Council had
in mind for the extension of the new garbage rates. It
was the C"_ty Attorney's recommendation that Staff be
directed to contact the Sanitary City Disposal Company
to negotiate extending the existing Agreement to June 3C
1979.
Council discu-csion fcliowed with questions regarding
the matter being directed to M:. !Mullen and to Staff.
On mo -.ion of Mayor Pro Tempore Katzakian, Hughes
second, Cc•_r_•_i! directed S.aff tc contact Sanitary
City Disposal Ccmpa _y to negotiate extending the
existing eon tracrt e _tered into bet—een the City and
Sanitary City D==posal C:impa ny on January 15, 1969
to Jure 10, '_ �' a, T .e mono-:: carried by the following
vote.
Ayes: Hughes, Katzakian, McCarty
a -d P:r,kertcn
:,cep; C ._c . -_yen - Ka-nlch
Absent: - _vo.ne
A)AENiDiMETNT NO. Follov:ing .rtrod•.._ti�, _ f --.e rnat:er by Councilman
ONE TO ",.CPA H:ghes, Cc :c.:i, o.: mo:ica of Cc:ncilman Hughes,
tiIEMBER AGREEMENT Katzakia n se -cnd, apprc• ed Amendment No. One
APPROVED to the Noz7her.c Ca'_f.:r-ia Po-,,er Agency Agreement
l 1 , r., — ir„ the .: ,mce r c.f membe rs of the Development
Fu<:d ^e:•.essa:.. to conduct business and
the ex_enE:ic__ :.i tie De elopment F •.rtd for one and
one-half years.
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Minutes cf Apr__ 1?78, :o_t4n.ied
ORDINANCES
491
ORD. RE DRINKING
Ordinance \c. _'_ ? ezt:tied "An Ordinance
OF ALCOHOLIC
-Making It iLegs_ t.:. D- _k cr tia<re an Open
BEVERAGES IN
Container of A:_-ohol'_c Beverage In Any Public
CERTAIN PUBLIC
Place 6Vit .:n Tte C y cf Lodi" Favi =g been intro -
PLACES WITHIN
duced at a__ aajo%, rnea --Fg.:a- meeti_zg held
THE CITY
March 14, 1.178 v, -as t_-; :ghr up for passage on
ORD. NO. 1140
mot' -or. of C.ou =cilman Kr_ _`_cr, Katzakian second
ORD. NO. 1139
with the i :.e bei -g cc -:-e -tea to read as follows:
ADOPTED
title, and the Ordi:=ante was they passed, adopted as
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"An Ordi._a^ce :.'faking It I'_egal to Drink Or
Have An Open Co ta:::e: of Alcoholic Beverage
in Certain Public Plates Within the City of Lodi. "
Second readi- g 'nag cmitted after reading by
amended til -e, a,d the Ordinance was then passed,
adopted and ordered to print by the following vote:
Ayes: Councilmen - H-ighee, Katnich, Katzakian,
McCarty and Pinkerton
Noes: Councilmen - None
Absent: Councilmen - None
ORDINANCE
Ordinance No. 1140 entitled "An Ordinance
AMENDING
Amending Section '11-3 of the City Code of the City
COLLECTION RATES
of Lodi, Entitled 'Collection Rates for Garbage
FOR GARBAGE
Services' " ;an Urgency Ordinance) having been in -
SERVICES
troduced at an adjourned regular meeting held
March 14, 1 a'8 was brought up for passage on
ORD. NO. 1140
motion of Mayor Pro Tempore Katzakian, Hughes
ADAPTED
second, Seco --.d readi: g was omitted after reading by
title, and the Ordi:=ante was they passed, adopted as
an Urgency Ordinance and ordered to print by the
following vote;
Ayes: Com =ane_. - Huges, Katzakian, McCarty
and Pinke riot
Noes: Councilmen_ - Katzich
Abseat: Cc.n '__men - None
ADJOURNMENT There bel -Ig no fun -1 -he_ b-is:.ess to co=ne before the
Council, Mavcr Pinkerton adjourned the meeting at
approxima"eiS- _: •20 P. m, cc motion of Councilman
Katn'_ch, Katzak_'a.__ se.-ond.
At -_est.
ALICE M. RE MCHE
CI7`i CLERK