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CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF LODI
CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS
MAY 17, 1978
A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi was held
beginning at 8:00 p.m.. Wednesday, May 17, 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, Community
Development Director Schroeder,
Assistant City Attorney C. M.
Sullivan, and City Clerk Reimche.
INVOCATION The invocation was given by Councilman Walter
Katnich.
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PLEDGE Mayor Pinkerton led the Pledge of Allegiance to
the flag.
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MINUTES On motion of Councilman Katnich, Katzakian
second, the Minutes of April 19, 1978 were
approved as written and mailed.
Mayor Pro Tempore Katzakian then moved for
approval of the Minutes of May 3, 1978. The
motion was seconded by Councilman Katnich and
carried by unanimous vote.
PROC LANIAT IONS Mayor Pinkerton presented the following Procla-
mations:
rocla-
mations:
1) "Medical Assistants' Week"
2) • Proclamation urging the support of the
purchase of Buddy Poppies
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Minutes of May 17, 1978, continued
PUBLIC HEARINGS
RES. DETERMINING
Notice thereof having been published in accordance
A SCENIC HIGHWAY
with law and affidavit of publication being on file in
ELEMENT IS NOT
the office of the City Clerk, Mayor Pinkerton called
REQUIRED AS PART
for the Public Hearing to consider the City Planning
OF THE LODI
Commission's determination and recommendation
GENERAL PLAN
that the City of Lodi has no need for a Scenic High-
way Element to its General Plan pursuant to the
RES. NO. 78-49
provisions of Section 65302(h) of the Government
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Code of the State of California.
Following introduction of the matter by City
Manager Glaves, Community Development Director
Schroeder briefed the Council on the subject advis-
ing that the mandatory General Plan Elements,
Section 6530Z(h) of the Government Code states:
"(h). A scenic highway element for the develop-
ment; establishment and protection of scenic high-
ways pursuant to the provisions of Article 2. 5
(commencing with Section 260) of Chapter 2.
Division 1 of the Streets and Highways Code. "
The above referred Section of the Streets a6nd High-
ways Code reads as follows:
"Legislative Intent. it is the intent of the legislature
in designating certain portions of the State Highway
system as state scenic highways to establish the
status responsibility for the protection and enhance-
ment of California's natural scenic beauty by identi-
fying those portions of the state highway system which,
together with the adjacent scenic corridors, require
special scenic conservation treatment. It is further
declared to be the intent of the legislature in desig-
nating such scenic highways to assign responsibility
for the development of such scenic highways and for'
the establishment and applications of specific plan-
ning and design standards and procedures appropriate
.thereto and to indicate, in broad statement terms, the
location and extent of routes and areas requiring con-
tinuing and careful coordination of planning, design,
construction and regulation of land use and development,
by state and local agencies as appropriate, to protect
the social and economic values provided by the State's
scenic resources."
Section 263. 3, 263.4, 263. 5, 263.6, 263.7 and 263.8
of the Streets and Highways Code list the State Routes
which have been designated "Scenic State Highways".
Neither State Route 12 nor 99 through Lodi appear in
any of those sections.
Besides State Highway Routes, a local legislative body
may designate local streets and highways as scenic
routes if it so determines. At this time no such desig-
nation has been made by the Lodi City Council.
Since the City of Lodi has no scenic highways, the
.Planning Commission recommends that -the City Coun-
cil determine that.a Scenic Highway Element is not
required as part of -the Lodi General Plan.
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Minues of May 17, 1978, continued
SCENIC HIGHWAY There being no persons in the audience wishing to
ELEMENT
speak on the matter, the public portion of the
RES. NO. 78-49
hearing was closed.
(Continued)_
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Followi-Ig discussion on the matter, with ques-
tions being directed to StaE, o: motion of Council-
man Katnich, Katzakian second, Council adopted
Resolution No. 78-49 entitled "Resolution of the
City Council of the City of Lodi Determining that a
Scenic Highway Element is not Required as Part of
the Lodi General Plan".
RECESS
Mayor Pinkerton declared a f'_ e-mimute recess and
the City Council reconvened at approximately 9:45
p. M.
AMENDMENTS TO
Notice thereof having been pub'_ished in accordance
THE C -P,
with law and affidavit of publication being on file
COMMERCIAL-
in the office of the City Clerk, Mayor Pinkerton
PROFESSIONAL
called for the Public Hearing to consider the City
DISTRICT
Planning Commission's recommendation regarding
amendments to the C -P, Commercial -Professional
District.
Mayor Pro Tempore Katzakian stated that the cor-
poration of which he is a shareholder and officer
was the coordinators of the development of the sub-
division that has created the controversy in C -P
zoning, and that they did receive a fee for the sale
of lots. Upon advise of the Assistant City Attorney, I
following his inquiry, Mayor Pro Tempore Katzakian
asked to abstain from the discussion and voting on
this matter because of a possible conflict of interest.
Mayor Pro Tempore Katzakian then stepped down
from his Council seat and left the Council Chambers..
Following introduction of the matter by the City
Manager, Community Development Director Schroeder
apprised the City Council that after taking public input
the Planning Commission has recommended certain
amendments to the C -P, Commercial -Professional
District. The recommendations as listed below had
been submitted to the City Council for study and re-
view in the May 17, 1978 Council packet.
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS
Lodge or Private Club. Under present restrictions
lodges and private clubs are permitted in areas zoned
C -P after securing a Use Permit from the Planning �—
Commission. The Planning Commission has recom-
mended that those uses be completely deleted from the lr,
zone classification because they are inconsistent with
the other uses in the district.
This change does nct create any new nor_ -conforming
uses.
Institutions of an Educational or Philanthropic Nature.
These uses are presently permitted in the zone and the
Planning Commission has recommended that they
become subject to the issua:ce of a Use Permit.
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Minute= of May
AMENDMENTS
TO C -P DISTRICT This change i? ; veer-`ej re :a i e cf the wide range
(Continued) of uses *Y_ich cc -i-' be c. _ _.aed as 'fi: stitutions of
an educatie:aal c ri _..r•..:a_-c i:;:,
--a`. -re ,
Mui tiple-F=m ii` a _ _ D—el�ng��ict Adjacent
to Central Bu=_ -•.es= D:-_- !-e Planning Com-
mission has re_c:'nme_,?e- C -P a-eas outside
the downtovr de s: y conform to
the R -GA, Garden Apa-:ne::^_t Residential District.
Those requirements pe_.^,:t a of 20 apart-
ment u_ -:its per acre.
Under the present staff '._:;erpretaci :_n apartments in
those dc-nn-towa.rea=_ syc :_,'_ meet the requirements
of the R -MD, Danzf.ty M-_itiple Family Resi-
dential Dist -n --c' vih.'ch pennnit= fC ,._its per acre.
The charge to tine R -GA would also
require that Z,'3 of 'he c:ff-scree,; parkiir.g spaces be
covered.
There were no pe -sons present in he audience wish-
ing to speak in fa•;cr of the p-cpesed amendments to
the C -P, Commercial-Prcfe ,sio:nal District.
Speaking in opposition to the proposed amendments
to the C -P, Commercia_-Professional District were:
a) Mr. Richard Jane:;, 2200.W. Cochran Road, Lodi
Mr. Jones presented a letter dated May 17, 1978
addressed to the City Ce ncil from a group of citizens
in the Sunwest area •xhich read as follows:
"As a concerned group of citizens of the City of Lodi,
we would regcest the Lodi City Council to consider
the following -
"1. That the City Co•__•cii request the Planning Com-
mission and staff to recc-resider the three alternatives
as proposed by the City Cce:ncil. The three alternates
were not considered by the Pianni g Commission, and
only (proposal) a :nit:or change was submitted back to
the Council.
"These alternates are;
"A. Apartme +_ no :onger be permitted in C. P. areas.
"B. That apartments be permitted in accordance with
R -GA requirements 20 unite per acre.
"C. That C. P. zone S. tF reughout the city conform.
I. E. R.H.D. 80 •_.._its Fe- acre.
"2. We would like -emiad the Ce-.c*icil, that in the
areas adjacent to, an<+ affected by the proposed apart-
ment complex, ~here is an i__,•estment of over
$ 5, 000, 000, a.. voting pops.'_= t .o=_ of approximately
250 people.
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Minutes of May I7, 1978, continued
AMENDMENTS `
TO C.P DISTRICT "3. The owners of this aforementioned property,
(Continued) by and large, were led to believe that commer-
cial professional zoning means exactly what it
states, that is, offices, and not medium or high
density residential, or at the very least 10 units
net per acre. We base our information on the
following:
"A. Environmental impact report of December 16,
1974, page 2, paragraph 4, and the City of Lodi _
General Plan map, which states that low density is
to be 0 to 10 units per acre.
"B. Residential and growth statistics of August
1976 as prepared by the Community Development
Department, which states that in areas 27 and 28,
which are bounded by Lodi Avenue, Lower
Sacramento Road, Kettleman Lane, and Mills
Avenue, that no apartments will be built before_ the
year 2000, reference page 3 of report.
"We recommend that the Lodi City Council consider
the following possibilities.
"1. Complete separation of commercial profess-
ional and residential not to include inner-city.
"2. Adherence to the E.I.R. submitted for the area
which states a maximum of 10 units to the acre.
"We further state that, until this matter is resolved,
an extension of the existing moratorium on C. P.
zone is a must.
"Respectfully concerned citizens, Sun West Area
/s/ Richard Jones".
Mr. Jones further stated that they met with each of
the Councilmen present and feel that it is apparent
that there is much confusion concerning the original
ordinance and the redrafted proposed ordinance
before the City Council.
Also speaking in opposition to the proposed amend-
ments to the C -P, Commercial -Professional
District was:
Mr. Dave Mende, 834 Wightman Drive; Lodi,
California.
Mr. Mende stated that in talking with many families r -
in the area over the last few months, in their attempt
to seek out an area in which to live within the City of �—
Lodi, they used the Residential Growth Statistics,
City of Lodi prepared in August 1976 by the Community
Development Department as one of the materials on
which they based their decision. Mr. Mende then
presented exhibits from that document for Council's
perusal.
Mr. Mende stated that they had assumed that C -P
was Commercial -Professional and not residential.
Mr. Mende stated that according to the City ordinance
that assumption was wrqng and that is why they are
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Mr. Mende then presented an exhibit depicting C -P
zones throughout the City and related the type of
development in each of the zones. Mr. Mende then
stated that their proposal of separating C -P and
residential would really only affect their particular
area.
Mr. Mende further related that the objectives as
listed on the General Plan Map are 1) obtain
harmonious development within the framework of a
surrounding agricultural district 2) to assure the
balanced development of a City's land areas for
living, working, shopping, recreation and civic uses.
3) To guide the cohesive development of neighbor-
hoods, provide with the necessary public and cultural
facilities and protect from the intrusion of major
traffic ways and other incompatible land uses which
would infringe upon the comfort, safety and dignity
of a residential area. Mr. Mende stated that he
hoped "we" would think about this.
A very lengthy Council discussion followed with
questions being directed to Staff, to the Assistant
City Attorney and to those citizens in the audience
giving public input on the matter.
Following an inquiry the charge given to the Planning
Commission regarding the provisions of C -P zoning
was reviewed. ( The Minutes reflect that at an
adjourned regular meeting held December 14, 1977,
Council adopted Resolution No. 4442 referring the
provisions of C -P zoning to the Planning Commission
for examination and clarification and to bring its
findings and recommendations back to the Council at
the earliest possible date).
Following additional discussion, Mayor Pinkerton,
with Council's tacit concurrence named the following
! Committee to be chaired by Councilman Katnich to
review and recommend density and land usage in
C -P zoning:
Chairman - Councilman Walter Katnich
Councilman James McCarty
_Mr-; Richard Jones
Mr. Dave Mende
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Minutes of May 17, 1978, continued
AMENDMENTS
TO C -P DISTRICT
proposing to separate Commercial -Professional
(Continued)
and residential areas.
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Mr. Mende then presented the legend as it appears
on the City of Lodi Zoning Map - December 1977
stating that under Residentiai Zones it lists R-1,
R-2, R -LD, R -GA, R -MD, R -HD and P -D with no
mention of C -P; however, in the next column. under
Commercial Zones it lists C -P and Mr. Mende
further stated that the definition indicates profess-
ional offices with no mention of any residential
areas.
Mr. Mende then presented an exhibit depicting C -P
zones throughout the City and related the type of
development in each of the zones. Mr. Mende then
stated that their proposal of separating C -P and
residential would really only affect their particular
area.
Mr. Mende further related that the objectives as
listed on the General Plan Map are 1) obtain
harmonious development within the framework of a
surrounding agricultural district 2) to assure the
balanced development of a City's land areas for
living, working, shopping, recreation and civic uses.
3) To guide the cohesive development of neighbor-
hoods, provide with the necessary public and cultural
facilities and protect from the intrusion of major
traffic ways and other incompatible land uses which
would infringe upon the comfort, safety and dignity
of a residential area. Mr. Mende stated that he
hoped "we" would think about this.
A very lengthy Council discussion followed with
questions being directed to Staff, to the Assistant
City Attorney and to those citizens in the audience
giving public input on the matter.
Following an inquiry the charge given to the Planning
Commission regarding the provisions of C -P zoning
was reviewed. ( The Minutes reflect that at an
adjourned regular meeting held December 14, 1977,
Council adopted Resolution No. 4442 referring the
provisions of C -P zoning to the Planning Commission
for examination and clarification and to bring its
findings and recommendations back to the Council at
the earliest possible date).
Following additional discussion, Mayor Pinkerton,
with Council's tacit concurrence named the following
! Committee to be chaired by Councilman Katnich to
review and recommend density and land usage in
C -P zoning:
Chairman - Councilman Walter Katnich
Councilman James McCarty
_Mr-; Richard Jones
Mr. Dave Mende
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Minutes of May 17, _ . 78, ccr _' ue
AMENDMENTS Mayor Pinkerton asked that the Cc -n -n= tee report
TO C -P DISTRICT its findings to the City 7, 1978
(Continued) Council meeting,
Mayor Pro Tempo --e Katzak a^-e:•:r-ed to his
seat at the Council tab .e.
PLANNING COMMISSION
I
USES FOR
ceived from the Woman's Club of Lodi. suggesting
City Manager Gia.ves ga,,e the fc-'lc-ing report of
various uses of the present Carnegie Library after
the Planning Com-niss_c _ mee=i:,g cf May 8, 1978:
ITEMS OF
The Planning Comm!ss.'cz -
INTEREST
ABC LICENSE
City Clerk Reimche presented an Application for
Approved Variances reduc=g the required lot
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width and accessway width to permit Mrs. Imelda
for Julia P. Mariscal for the Flamingo Club, 122 N.
Burke to create a second flag iot to the rear of
Sacramento Street, Lc-li, On Safe Beer, Person to
340 South Lower Sacra -nen -o Road in an area zoned
Person transfer.
R- 1, Single -Family Residential.
COMMUNICATIONS
City Clerk Reimche presented the following corres-
pondence regarding applications bef„re the Public
Utilities Commissi=,
a) Application No. 57966 cf Greyho-.:.'?d Liaes, Inc.
PUC APPLICATIONS
for order authorizing a state -vide increase in Intra-
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state passenger fares and express rates and Grey-
hound Lines, Inc., Orange Belt Stages, a corpora-
tion, Peerless Stages, Inc. , Vaca Valle,; Buslines,
Inc., Desert Stage L_ -es, ana Redvrood Empire Lines,
Inc. for an order authorizing a state-wide increase in
interline express rates.
b) Application No. 58033 of P. G. &E. which has
requested authorization to reduce electric rates and
charges related to energy ccsts. she proposed
adjustment rates will reduce P.G. &E. electric
revenues about 7.4/3 or 5178. 9 million. on an annual-
ized basis.
SUGGESTED
The City Clerk presented a letter which had been re -
USES FOR
ceived from the Woman's Club of Lodi. suggesting
CARNEGIE
various uses of the present Carnegie Library after
LIBRARY
it has been vacated, upon completio-n of the new
library building.
ABC LICENSE
City Clerk Reimche presented an Application for
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Alcoholic Beverage License which had been received
for Julia P. Mariscal for the Flamingo Club, 122 N.
Sacramento Street, Lc-li, On Safe Beer, Person to
Person transfer.
MAYOR APPLAUDS - Mayor Pinkerton stated teat he wouid be sending a
ASSEMBLYMAN Rose to As'semblyma n Pau_ Bannai signifying appre-
BANNAI ON ciation for the Senator's effcrts in introd:.cing
AB 2347 9 - ' " Assembly Bill No. 2.347 requiring that provisions of
the Workers' Compe_zsatic n law be fairly and equitably
construed by the zourts with the purpcse of extending
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Minutes of May 17, 1978, continued
ASSEMBLYMAN their benefits for the protectior_ of persons injured
BANNAI ON in the course of their employment.
AB 2347 (Cont'd. )
REPORTS OF THE CITY MANAGER
CONSENT In accordance with report and recommendation of
CALENDAR the City Manager, the following actions hereby set
ttt forth between asterisks, on motion of Councilman
Hughes, Katzakian second, were approved by the
Council.
CLAIMS
CLAIMS WERE APPROVED IN THE AMOUNT OF
ASSESSMENTS ON
$643, 322. 04.
RES. AUTHORIZ-
Following recommendation of the City Manager,
ING PURCHASE
Council adopted the following resolution:
OF FLARES &
AMMUNITION
RESOLUTION NO. 78-50
FROM STATE
DEPT. OF
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE PURCHASE OF
PROCUREMENT
AMMUNITION AND FLARES FOR THE POLICE
DEPARTMENT FROM THE STATE OF
RES. NO. 78-50 l
CALIFORNIA, DEPARTMENT OF PROCUREMENT.
RES. FORWARDING Following presentation by the City Manager of a
DELINQUENT
copy of the delinquent assessments for the street
ASSESSMENTS ON
light construction in the Virginia Avenue Street
VIRGINIA AVENUE
Light District, Council adopted the following
ST. LIGHT DISTRICT
resolution: i
TO COUNTY
RESOLUTION NO. 78-51
RES. NO. 78-51
RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE COLLECTION
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OF THE DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT FOR THE
STREET LIGHT CONSTRUCTION IN THE VIRGINIA
AVENUE STREET LIGHT DISTRICT BY THE
COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR.
ACCEPT WELL 7 COUNCIL ACCEPTED THE IMPROVEMENTS IN
AEDRILL , "WELL 7 REDRILL, 2101 W. TURNER ROAD" AND
DIRECTED THE PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR TO FILE
A NOTICE OF COMPLETION WITH THE COUNTY
RECORDER'S OFFICE.
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AWARD-CONTRACT City Manager Glaves presented the bids which had
FOR CHURCH ST. been received for the "Church Street Storm Drain,
STORM DRAIN Forrest Avenue to Turner Road" as follows:
RES. NO. 78-52 BIDDER AMOUNT
Parrish, Inc. $53,366.40
R. D. Engineering $66,780.50
Valley Mechanical, Inc. $92,457.39
Claude C. Wood Co. $92,926.'00
The City Manager recommended that the award be
made to Parrish, Inc., the low bidder.
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Minutes of May 17, 19 8, cc.ti_ued
AWARD -CHURCH Councilman McCarty stated that he feels that the
ST. STORM DRAIN City should curtail capital outlay expenditures at
RES. 78-52(Cont'd) this time unless Staff Indicates that they are of an
urgency nature. Council discussion regardir_g
Councilman McCarty's statement followed.
Public Works Director Ronsko stated that the funds
for this particular project were "Master Drainage
Funds" and that the funds could only be expended
for projects of this type.
Following additional discussion, with questions
being directed to Staff, Council, on motion of Mayor
Pro Tempore Katzakian,, Hughes second, adopted
Resolution No. 78-52 awarding the contract for
"Church Street Storm Drain, Forrest Avenue to
Turner Road" to Parrish, Inc., the low bidder, in the
amount of $53, 366. 40.
AGENDA ITEM As suggested by Councilman McCarty, Council then
"c" CONTINUED continued Agenda Item "c" - "Award - Old Sewer
Farm Demolition" to the regular Council meeting of
June 7, 1978 and thereby also allowing additional
time for Informal Informational Meeting discussion.
On motion of Councilman Katnich, Katzakian second,
Council directed the City Clerk to give notification to
the property owners in the Poplar Street Street Light
District that the only bid received on the Poplar Street
contract exceeded the engineer's estimate by more
than 15% and that the matter had been continued to the
regular City Council meeting of Jure 7, 1978.
PLANS & SPECS Following introduction by City Manager Giaves and
FOR ENGLISH OAKS Council discussion, Council, on motio-t of Mayor
COMMON BLOCK Pro Tempore Katzakian, Katnich Seco. d, approved
WALL APPROVED the plans and specifications for "English Oaks Common
Block Wall" and asthorized the City Clerk to adverti$e
for bids thereon.
AGREEMENT WITH Council was apprised by the City Manager that the
BOOK PUBLISHING Mitchie Company with whom the City has had an agree -
COMPANY, CODE ment since 1958 for the codification of all City Ordi-
CODIFIERS nances had advised the City that because of persistent
APPROVED and heavy demand for their law publishing services in
recent years -?vhich has created ar_ imbalance in their
ability to produce to the exacting schedules the City
Code customers expect and deserve, they will be un-
able to produce additional supplements for the Lodi City
Code.
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Council was apprised that only one bid from Smith
POPLAR ST.
Electric, Stanton, California had been received for
ST. LIGHT
the Poplar Street Street Lighting District. The bid
DISTRICT BID
was in the amount of $5, 946, which exceeded the
EXCEEDS
engineer's estimate by more than 155c.
ESTIMATE BY
MORE THAN 15%
Section 5244. 1 of the State Streets and Highways
CC-
Code specifies that when the total of the contract and
incidental costs exceed the engineer's estimate by
more than 15 percent, the legislative body shall direct
the Clerk to give notice by mail of such increase over
the estimated cost.
On motion of Councilman Katnich, Katzakian second,
Council directed the City Clerk to give notification to
the property owners in the Poplar Street Street Light
District that the only bid received on the Poplar Street
contract exceeded the engineer's estimate by more
than 15% and that the matter had been continued to the
regular City Council meeting of Jure 7, 1978.
PLANS & SPECS Following introduction by City Manager Giaves and
FOR ENGLISH OAKS Council discussion, Council, on motio-t of Mayor
COMMON BLOCK Pro Tempore Katzakian, Katnich Seco. d, approved
WALL APPROVED the plans and specifications for "English Oaks Common
Block Wall" and asthorized the City Clerk to adverti$e
for bids thereon.
AGREEMENT WITH Council was apprised by the City Manager that the
BOOK PUBLISHING Mitchie Company with whom the City has had an agree -
COMPANY, CODE ment since 1958 for the codification of all City Ordi-
CODIFIERS nances had advised the City that because of persistent
APPROVED and heavy demand for their law publishing services in
recent years -?vhich has created ar_ imbalance in their
ability to produce to the exacting schedules the City
Code customers expect and deserve, they will be un-
able to produce additional supplements for the Lodi City
Code.
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Minutes of May .7, 1?78, cc nsi n•aed
AGREEMENT WITH
CODE CODIFIERS
(Continued) Contact has been made vitt. Bcok Publishing
Company of Seattle, Wash`ng;o :, a leading ordi-
nance codifier, requesting a co:.ztract proposal to
supply future supplemental eervice for the Lodi
City Code.
In checking with other cities, it has been found
that Book Publishl= g Company has an outstanding
reputation; their per supplemental page charge is
competitive with other codifiers, and their turn-
around time is the best in the business.
Following discussion, witF questions being directed
to Staff, Council, on motion of Councilman Hughes,
Katzakiar_ second, approved Agreement with Book
Publishing Company for S=pplement Service for the
Lodi Municipal Cede and authorized the Mayor and
City Clerk to execute the Agreement on behalf of the
City.
Council discussion followed with questions regarding
the subject being directed to Staff.
On motion of Courcilman Hughes, Katzakian second,
Council adopted Resolution No. 78-53 eliminating the
restriction of vehicular traffic on West Walnut Street
between Rose Street and Cal_ferria Street as set forth
in Resolution No. 2386.
City Manager Glaves apprised the Council that Inez
ACCEPTANCE OF
Huppert is in the process of expanding an existing
AGREEMENT
public storage area at the corner of Stockton and
BETWEEN INEZ
Tokay Street. In conformance with City Policy, the
HUPPERT AND
City has asked for dedication for future street
CITY OF LODI
widening. Ms. Huppert has agreed to dedication
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subject to the City of Lodi replacing existing curb
VEHICULAR
and gutter and installing new sidewalk at the time the
TRAFFIC ON W.
remainder of Stockton Street is widened. No money
WALNUT BETWEEN
is being paid for the 10 foot wide parcel.
Council discussion followed with questions regarding
the subject being directed to Staff.
On motion of Courcilman Hughes, Katzakian second,
Council adopted Resolution No. 78-53 eliminating the
restriction of vehicular traffic on West Walnut Street
between Rose Street and Cal_ferria Street as set forth
in Resolution No. 2386.
Council discussion followed with questions being
directed to Staff. On motion of Councilman McCarty,
Katzakian second, Council approved the proposed
Agreement between the City of Lodi and Inez Huppert
and authorized the City Manager to execute the s
Agreement on behalf of the City.
RESTRICTION OF
City Manager Glaves informed the Council that West
VEHICULAR
Walnut Street between Rose Street and California
TRAFFIC ON W.
Street has been closed during school hours since 1960
WALNUT BETWEEN
when the City Council dete-mined the closure was
ROSE & CALIFORNIA
necessary for the safety of students attending the High
ELIMINATED
School.
RES. NO. 78-53
Council was further apprised that only portions of the
old campus are presently being used for classes and
there no longer appears to be a justifiable reed for
restricting traffic on the street; however, Mr. Cecil
Harp, principal of the Continuation School has in-
formed the City that next year the shop building at the
northeast corner of Rose Street and Walnut Street will
be used as a gymnasium by his students and that he
would prefer the existing restrictions remain on the
street.
Council discussion followed with questions regarding
the subject being directed to Staff.
On motion of Courcilman Hughes, Katzakian second,
Council adopted Resolution No. 78-53 eliminating the
restriction of vehicular traffic on West Walnut Street
between Rose Street and Cal_ferria Street as set forth
in Resolution No. 2386.
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ESTABLISHMENT
OF TRAFFIC
CONTROLS
THROUGHOUT CITY
RES. NO. 78-54
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In the:- rept-
S:.rveillance S:;c!F Cf A_
City of. Lc -4 ', Ca':rge; S. .v=_.e -..__ A. __C:a'.ec
made recc nme_- a:_... _c_ _....-_c_-''._,.... cf
.traffic cc_.__--__
within the C --ti.
Following d,• s c•. �_.. _, C c...c -. �.... -roc:-=-- cf
Councilman iYlcCar_y, Ka:.__:._ .-a-c=-d, adopted
Resolution Nc.
or_ the foLcv..-L g =tree:-:
Sunset Drive at Oak Street
Fairmont Avenue at Oak Street
Orange Avenue at Oak Street.
Avena Avenue at Oak Street
Rose Street at Oak Street
Sunset Drive at Walnut Street
Fairmont Avenue at Wal^uc S-.
Orange Avenue at Walnut Street
Avena Avenue at Walnut Street
Rose Street at Walnut Street
Washington Street at Locus: St.
Central Avenue at Locust Street
Garfield Street at Locust Street
Washington Street at Oak Street
Ga id S`.ree; a: Oak Street
S==`e; a." Wa!:iut Street
;:,- Waln.:. Street
": It Lccusi Street
O _g A c -r-... _. Loc_ . Street
Cr-ocer_t Avenue
P_ea:><r:: A; .e _- Lccus't Street
Ptaa_ar_= Ave: -_e at Oak Street
Piea:_,a.: Ave :_a ac Wali t Street
Lee A : e:-_ e a: Oak Street
Lee A : e__u<. a. Wal`iut Street
Main S,ree- a: Oa'_{ Street
'via'_^- S±reef at Walnut Street
Establishing stop sia s c^_ t�_e `cllowfag streets:
Windsor Drive at Crescent Are. Ycrk S:_e=t Crescent
Park Street at Crescent Avenue Ca_ -:L ai Scree, at Crescent Avenue
and establis!^_ea t_ -e in,!ereeccic n of S.ockto n Street and
Tckay Street as a 4- vay step.
EXECUTIVE At approximately rj;_S p, m., the Council recessed
SESSION to Execut'_•:e Se=S . _-_ ;:_ a ma:t r c,�_�xing
^r,el`.- a secues{ed
that she be ex:.n=<d ;:'.e E•_atut::e Session and
the.request .-.gas gra:atei t `.iz;-. Pinkerton.
The City Ccunci' recc--e_ed a„ 1...= p.m.
Assistant City Att-. ey S1.li;ara reported to the
DISC-USSION ON, audience and to tle pre=s -cat the Agenda item that
MORATORIUM ON next appears on the Age: -:da has to do with possible
FINAL MAPS, lifting of a mcrater.u-n that couid ccncei'cabiy lead to
TENTATIVE MAPS, liability for the C_cy and pc,s'_ble plaintiffs that might
& RE ZONINGS.'' bring actio- aga:: : ;Fe CLty if t!:at action were taken
by the City C--mca, %n c' :r'_ g the Executive Session,
Mr. SuLi.-an - tate,' -hak he explai.-ed to the City
Ccuncii the im regard to that type
of litigation and `_Fe City Cc ._-_a.' and the City of Lodi's
exposure in regard the -etc.
ADOPTION BY Counciirnan Hr.ghes -Ken mcv_d :c := late proceedings
REFERENCE OF to adopt by refere7,:7e :he C: -:=__y C• til of Go-%ernments
COG HOUSING Housing Element and tc d: -:et. Staff :.o mctie expedi-
ELEMENT PRO- tiously in the precess'_ng of :h_= na`.cer as specified by
CEEDINGS State law. The metic<: -a= <.e_ .:.aea k.y C.cuncilman
INITIATED Katnich and carried k,- ttie
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COG HOUSING Ayes -Cc_ �c::-: �e- - r_'_:g � :;, Kacnich,
ELEMENT K s.a and McCarty
(Continued)
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Absent:
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MORATORIUM
Councilman Hughes -e-er Lf --' ng the
ON FINAL MAPS,
moratorium c^ the arrFr rc -.0 a:_ ., :ati.^e maps,
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TENTATIVE
final maps, and rezc-__ g _::.: s __._ time as the
MASS '$i E-
C. 0. G. Hous --g Eie-nea :. c n `.:.e, the motion
ZONINGS
was seconded by
ADDITIONAL
City of Lodi' having Lee: - .-cam ed at a regular meet -
DISCUSSION
(The City Council -::i ac:i.o: lakes_ ::z February 15,
ADOPTED
1978 placed a mo-ato_it.m or, :'r approval of all
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tentative maps, fins. map-, and rezo_.ings until
such time as the City's rega.ese 'cr a time extension
on the completion of the Ci`y's Hosing, Safety,
Seismic Safety, and Noise Elerr,e_at_ of the General
Plan has been accepted by the D.re;.tcr of the State
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Office of Planni-g and Research.)
Upon advice of Assistant Cir:; :*. --.ey Sullivan,
Mayor Pro Tempore Katzakian asked to abstain in
voting on this matter.
Following discussion, thewas called for
and failed to pass by the vote;
Ayes; Councilmen - Kat ::ch a --id Hughes
i
Noes: Councilrne- - McCarty and Pinkerton
Absent: Counc_ime:_ - None
Abstain: Cot:.ca_sne: - Katza'r_a
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Ordinance No. 1142. e_ititled ''Ord.n ance providing
OFF-SITE
for installation of Plt.iic Imprc.emen is and Dedication
IMPROVEMENTS
of Rights-of-way and Ea�3emen.-- :- conjunction with
ORDINANCE
Building Construction c- c he- Develcpment and
ADOPTED
Repealing Sectio-. `. _:; :hrcugh. 7--Z' of the Code of the
City of Lodi' having Lee: - .-cam ed at a regular meet -
ORD. NO. 1142
ing held April 5, 1g79 was bro-,:a'.^t up for passage on
ADOPTED
motion of Counci_mar_ Ka. rich, H_-gHes second, with
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minor amendmemz; i__.::ld_:46 3__,:rea=.ng the dollar
amount in Section 5-22. ezcit_ed ' Exceptiens and Defer-
ments", subsection a, _o 5;'^, ,'CO. CG. Second reading
was omitted after -eaLng by c -.:e, a: --d the Ordinance
was then passed, adoprer'. a: -.i e::ce_ed to print by the
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following vote;
Ayes. Ce4ncijmen - H::gi.e_, Katnich, Katzakian,
N1:_Ca-.+: and Pinkerton
Noes: CounQ.i me - Nc.ae
Absent: Ccunc`_-ne_ - tic•ne
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M
Mi.~aces of Nla-r
APPOINTMENTS
Mayor Pi ker_c=
C: _..-:_.. :hat :he
TO BOARDS AND
terms of C. M. Si__.. _.-., '.
:._, _..`.rare- Bca.rd
COMMISSIONS
of Trustees, an! Ma:cga:e.
Commias_cer a -e: .._e ., .•_r`:�
'?78.
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✓
Following a: inc-__r. - %11.
_ .. F"_. __._ _ .c.._ a_ to
whether these aFpc_ :`me-..
_ :_ te: -nada in June,
City Cleric ReimcFe _esFc.
___. •l_at cl_e pcsti-•g re-
quirements i:- Gcve-=me_r_ Cc•.e Se -:._o- 54y7G et
seq. had bee_. nnet a. --d !=:-,e
-a:e, :hai the
appointments nn%;.s. to -na-e
_ a pat. '_ meeting
which statement -ran ... _fi_me
tv A,sistan: City
Attorney Sulli-ra; . Stab -,va=
to research
the codes for any ccl-_er -e<'_i.-e
ntr:- concerning
this type of appoint -:-ie'-.
EDA APPOINTMENT On motion of Mayor P:nk.e_-.cr, Ka'.__ich second,
.tom Mr. Elmer Altno-�v ,*'a=-'eappc_::ad as a Director
to the Board of tl�e Sa__^_ Jcaca: Ccun:v Economic
Development Association, -epee-e=-'-_1g the City of
Lodi for a four -yea- term c.: -nm e: cing June 30,
1978.
ADJOURNMENT There being no fur:'ner to=_=.e= :c come before the
Council, Mayor P_-'-_nLe:--c:n ad, ,•.r ec the meeting at
approximately 11.,55 p.:m,
Attest;
�/f/�� i�
AL.IC� _.I, 1MCHE
CI --Y C:..ERK
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