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CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF LODI
CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS
SEPTEMBER 6, 1978
A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi was held
beginning at 8:00 p. m. , Wednesday, September 6, 1978 in the City
Hall Council Chambers.
ROLL CALL Present: Councilmen - Hughes, Katnich,
Katzakian, McCarty and
Pinkerton (Mayor )
Absent: Councilmen - None
Also City Manager Glaves, Assistant
Present: City Manager Glenn, Community
Development Director Schroeder,
Public Works Director Ronsko,
City Attorney Mullen and City
Clerk Reimche.
INVOCATION The invocation was given by Reverend Eric
Coulon, First Baptist Church.
PLEDGE Mayor Pinkerton led the Pledge of Allegiance
to the flag.
PRESENTATIONS Mayor Pinkerton proclaimed September 17-
23, 1978 as "Constitution Week" and pre-
J sented the Proclamation to Mrs. James
O'Brien of the El y :�;ron Chapter of the
D. A. R.
A Cer_i_ ate of Appreciation was presented
to Dorcthy E. Mettler by Mayor Pinkerton in
recognition of her valuable contribution to the
Community.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
COUNCILMAN At approximately 8:45 p. m., Councilman
,,IcCARTY EXCUSED McCarty received word of a serious illness in
FROM MEETING his family and asked to be excused from the
meeting.
PROPOSED PREZON-
Notice thereof having been published in accor-
ING OF PROPERTY
dance with law and affidavit of publication being
LOCATED AT 14379 N.
on file in the office of the City Clerk, Mayor
CHEROKEE LANE
Pinkerton called for the Public Hearing to con -
FROM I -PA TO C-2 &
sider the City Planning Commission's recom-
R-HD REJECTED
mendation for approval of the request of Mr.
Robert Sternfels, Attorney at Law, to prezone
the property located at 14379 N. Cherokee Lane
(San Joaquin Assessor's Parcel No. 057- 160-20)
from I -PA, Interim Protected Agriculture
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PROPOSED PREZON-
ING CHEROKEE LANE (County Classification) to C-2 and R -HD.
REJECTED (Contd) �.
The matter was introduced by Community
_ - Development Director Schroeder, who also
presented diagrams of the subject area for
Council's perusal. Zoning of the surrounding
area was listed by Mr. Schroeder at the re-
quest of the Council.
The following persons who were in the audience
addressed the Council speaking on behalf of the
proposed prezoning:
a) Mr. Robert B. Sternfels, Attorney at Law
representing the Estate of Alys Bacic, the
owner of the subject property.
b) Mr. Bozant Katzakian, 122 N. Church
Street, Lodi, representing Mr. Ed Brown, the
prospective buyer of the subject property. Mr.
Katzakian outlined the proposed use of the sub-
ject property, should the prezoning be approved.
c) Mr. Paul Hausler, 4360 Almond Drive, Lodi
d) Mr. Ed Brown, 25 W. Lockeford St., Lodi
The following persons spoke in opposition to the
proposed prezoning:
a) Mrs. Barbara J. Lea, 14401 N. Kay Court,
Lodi. Mrs. Lea presented a petition signed by
13 persons she indicated lived in the immediate
vicinity of the subject property which stated,
"We strongly oppose rezoning the western por-
tion of the Sternfels Addition from the present
I -PA (Interim Protected Agriculture) to Resi-
dential High Density. We request it be zoned
single family R-2".
b) Mr. Wilbert Ruhl, 231 Almond Drive, Lodi
c) Mr. James Rhoads, 3886 E. Almond Drive,
Lodi
d) Mr. James Porter, 415 N. School Street,
Lodi
e) Mrs, Mildred Bleak, 4330 Almond Drive,
Lodi
f) Mr. Mike M. Sabo, 4264 Almond Drive,
Lodi
g) Sophia Nohorney, 4304 E. Almond Drive,
Lodi
h) Fred Wilson, 4210 E. Almond Drive, Lodi
Rebuttal followed.
There being no other persons in the audience
wishing to speak on the matter, the public portion
of the hearing was closed.
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PROPOSED PREZON-
ING CHEROKEE LANE A lengthy discussion followed with questions
REJECTED (Contd.) being directed to staff and to persons in the
audience who had given testimony during the
�7 public hearing.
On motion of Councilman Katnich, Pinkerton
second, Council denied the City Planning
Commission's recommendation for approval of
the request of Mr. Robert Sternfels, Attorney
at Law to prezone the property located at
14379 N. Cherokee Lane (San Joaquin Assessors
Parcel No. 057-160-20) from I -PA, Interim
Protected Agriculture (County Classification) to
C-2 and R -HD) by the following vote:
Ayes: Councilmen - Hughes, Katnich,
Katzakian, and
Pinkerton
Noes: Councilmen - None
Absent: Councilmen - McCarty
UNIFORM ELECTRI- Notice thereof having been published in accor-
CAL CODE, 1978 dance with law and affidavit of publication being
EDITION ADOPTED on file in the office of the City Clerk, Mayor
Pinkerton called for the Public Hearing to con -
ORD. NO. 1155 sider the adoption of the "National Electrical
INTRO. Code, 1978 Edition".
The matter was introduced by City Manager
Glaves. Further explanation was given by
Community Development Director Schroeder and
Chief Building Inspector Roger Houston, who was
in the audience.
There being no persons in the audience wishing
to speak on the matter, the public portion of the
hearing was closed.
Councilman Katnich then moved introduction of
Ordinance No. 1155 entitled "An Ordinance
Adopting the 'National Electrical Code', 1978
Edition, which code regulates the installation,
alteration, or addition of electrical wiring,
devices, appliances, or equipment in the City
of Lodi; and repealing sections 9-1, 9-16 and
9- 17 of the Code of the City of Lodi, and all
other ordinances and parts of ordinances in con-
flict therewith". The motion was seconded by
Councilman Katzakian and carried by the following
vote:
Ayes: Councilmen - Hughes, Katnich, Katzakian,
and Pinkerton
Noes: Councilmen - None
Absent: Councilmen - McCarty
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UNIFORM HOUSING Notice 'thereof having been published in accor-
CODE, 1976 EDITION dance with law and affidavit of publication being
ADOPTED on file in the office of the City Clerk, Mayor
Pinkerton called for the public hearing to con -
ORD. NO. 1156 sider the adoption of the "Uniform Housing Code,
INTRO. 1976 Edition".
The matter was introduced by Community Devel-
opment Director Schroeder, Questions concern-
ing the matter were directed to Mr. Schroeder
and Mr. Houston, Chief Building Inspector.
There being no persons in the audience wishing to
speak on the matter, the public portion of the
hearing was closed.
Councilman Katnich then moved introduction of
Ordinance No. 1156 entitled "An Ordinance
adopting the 'Uniform Housing Code', 1976
Edition; which code provides for the minimum
requirements for the protection of life, limb,
health, property, safety and welfare of the general
public and the owners and occupants of residential
buildings; providing penalties for violation thereof;
repealing sections 11A- 1 through 11A-3 inclusive
of the Code of the City of Lodi and all other ordi-
nances and parts of ordinances in conflict there-
with".
The motion was seconded by Councilman Katzakian
and carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Councilmen - Hughes, Katnich, Katzakian
and Pinkerton
Noes: Councilmen - None
Absent: Councilmen - McCarty
UNIFORM CODE FOR
Notice thereof having been published in accordance
ABATEMENT OF
with law and affidavit of publication being on file
DANGEROUS BUILD-
in the office of the City Clerk, Mayor Pinkerton
INGS, 1976 EDITION
called for the Public Hearing to consider the adop-
ADOPTED
tion of the "Uniform Code for the Abatement of
Dangerous Buildings", 1976 Edition.
ORD. NO. 1157
INTRO.
The matter was again introduced by Community
Development Director Schroeder and both Mr.
Schroeder and Mr. Houston responded to questions
regarding the subject as were posed by Council.
There being no persons in the audience wishing to
speak on the matter, the public portion of the hear-
ing was closed by Mayor Pinkerton.
Councilman Katnich then moved for introduction of
Ordinance No. 1157 entitled "An Ordinance Adopting
the "Uniform Code for the Abatement of Dangerous
Buildings", 1976 Edition, which code provides regu-
lations for the repair, vacation, and demolition of
buildings or structures endangering the life, limb,
health, property, safety and welfare of the general
public and their occupants; providing procedures and
penalties for the violation thereof; repealing Sections
5-50 through 5-52 inclusive of the Code of the City of
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UNIFORM CODE
ORD. NO. 11,57 Lodi and all other ordinances and parts of
(Continued) ordinances in conflict therewith". The motion
was seconded by Councilman Katzakian and
carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Councilmen - Hughes, Katnich,
Katzakian and Pinkerton
Noes: Councilmen - None
Absent: Councilmen - McCarty
PLANNING COMMISSION The City Manager gave the following report of t:.e
The Planning Commission also -
ITEMS OF INTEREST a. Conditionally approved the Tentative Subdivi-
sion Map of Maxwell Industrial Park, a 13 -lot;
28. 1 acre industrial tract located on the west side
of South Stockton Street, south of Maxwell Street in
an arra zoned M-2, Heavy Industrial as requested
by Genie Development,Inc. on behalf of Mr. Bill
Maxwell.
b. Conditionally approved the Tentative Subdivi-
sion Map of Industrial -Lite, a 48 -lot, 18 acre ind-.:s-
trial tract located between North Beckman Road ar_d
North Cluff Avenue north of East Lockeford Street in
an area zoned M-2, Heavy Industrial as requested by
Mr. Ben Schaffer, at al.
C. Conditionally approved the Tentative Subdivi-
sion Maps of Beckman Estates, a 5. 3 acre, 39 lot
condominium project at the northwest corner of
South Hutchins Street and Brandywine Drive (a futu
street) in an area zoned P-1)(15), Planned Develop-
ment District #15 (i.e. Beckman Ranch Subdivision)
as requested by Genie Development, Inc.
d. Conditionally approved the Zabelle Minor Subdi-
vision, an approximate 1 acre, 4 lot development on
the north side and at the east end of Cochran Road in
an area zoned R-11 Single -Family Residential as re-
quested by Mr. John Zabelle.
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Planning Commission meeting of August 14, 1978.
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The Planning Commission -
PROPOSAL OF L. U.S. D.
1. Determined that the proposal of the Lodi
TO SELL SURPLUS
Unified School District to sell surplus property at
PROPERTY AT
the site of the proposed Millswood School was in
MILLSWOOD SCHOOL
conformance with the General Plan and was in the
SITE
public interest.
RES. NO. 78-103
On motion of Councilman Katzakian, Katnich secor_d,
Council adopted Resolution No. 78-103 determining
that the proposal of the Lodi Unified School District
to sell surplus property at the site of the proposed
Millswood School was in conformance with the
General Plan and was in the public interest. The
City Clerk was directed to transmit a copy of the
aforementioned resolution to the Lodi Unified Scho,'
District.
The Planning Commission also -
ITEMS OF INTEREST a. Conditionally approved the Tentative Subdivi-
sion Map of Maxwell Industrial Park, a 13 -lot;
28. 1 acre industrial tract located on the west side
of South Stockton Street, south of Maxwell Street in
an arra zoned M-2, Heavy Industrial as requested
by Genie Development,Inc. on behalf of Mr. Bill
Maxwell.
b. Conditionally approved the Tentative Subdivi-
sion Map of Industrial -Lite, a 48 -lot, 18 acre ind-.:s-
trial tract located between North Beckman Road ar_d
North Cluff Avenue north of East Lockeford Street in
an area zoned M-2, Heavy Industrial as requested by
Mr. Ben Schaffer, at al.
C. Conditionally approved the Tentative Subdivi-
sion Maps of Beckman Estates, a 5. 3 acre, 39 lot
condominium project at the northwest corner of
South Hutchins Street and Brandywine Drive (a futu
street) in an area zoned P-1)(15), Planned Develop-
ment District #15 (i.e. Beckman Ranch Subdivision)
as requested by Genie Development, Inc.
d. Conditionally approved the Zabelle Minor Subdi-
vision, an approximate 1 acre, 4 lot development on
the north side and at the east end of Cochran Road in
an area zoned R-11 Single -Family Residential as re-
quested by Mr. John Zabelle.
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PLANNING COMMISSION e. Approved the request of Mr. John Zabelle
ITEMS OF INTEREST for Variances to reduce the required lot width
(Con td. from 60 -feet to 17. 5 -feet to permit the creation:
of two regular lots and two flag lots at 716 Peach
Street and 2001, 2009 and 2017 Cochran Road in
an area zoned R-1, Single -Family Residential.
f. Approved the request of Mr. Terry Piazza
for a Use Permit to install self-service gasoline
pumps in conjunction with a proposed liquor
store at the southwest corner of West Turner Road
and North Sacramento Street in an area zoned P -D
(17), Planned Development District Ir 17.
g. Approved the request of Mr. Ronald E. Dancer
on behalf of Plaza Liquors for a Use Permit to
install self-service gasoline pumps in conjunction
with an existing liquor store at 800 South Cherokee
Lane in an area zoned C-2, General Commercial.
h. Approved the request of Mr. Dennis Bennett on
behalf of Dr. Ivan M. Hayes for Variances (1) to
permit the attachment of 3 additional units to a
single -unit with a non -conforming side yard of
2 -feet and (2) to reduce the required off-street
parking from 6 spaces to 5 spaces at 312 Louie
Avenue in an area zoned R -MD, Medium Density
Multiple Family Residential District.
The City Manager gave the following report of the
Planning Commission meeting of August 28, 1978:
r ITEMS OF INTEREST The Planning Commission -
- 1. Continued until Monday, September 25, 1978
consideration of the request of various property
owners to prezone the County area along North
Cluff Avenue, north of East Lockeford Street to 2\4-2,
Heavy Industrial, M-1, Light Industrial, ana C -M,
Commercial Light Industrial.
2. Conditionally approved the request of Mr. Cye
Vaughan to approve the Tentative Map of Industrial
Way Business Park, a 12. 92 acre, i 1 -lot tract at
the northeast corner of South Beckman Road and
Industrial Way (a future street) in an area zoned
M-2, Heavy Industrial.
3. Conditionally approved the request of Mr.
Charles Ferdun to approve the Tentative Map of
Ferdun%Wood Industrial Park, a 14.6 acre, 12 -lot
tract at the southeast corner of South Beckman Road
and Industrial Way (a future street) in an area zoned
M- 1, Light Industrial and C -M, Commercial -Light
Industrial.
COMMUNICATIONS The City Clerk advised the City Council of a resolu-
tion that had been received from the City of Adelanto
RES. RE OPPOSITION establishing its strong opposition to the lack of the
TO STATE MANDATED State of California's concern for the impact of State
-COSTS mandated costs, and requesting that the Lodi City
Council endorse and support the resolution. Council
requested that they be provided with copies of the
subject resolution and that the matter be placed on th
Council Agenda for the September 20, 1978 meeting
for Council consideration.
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COMMUNICATIONS
(Continued City Clerk Reimche presented a letter which had
been received from Fred Coe, Coe's TV and
EQUIPMENT EXCHANGE Electronics, 539 N. Hutchins, Lodi proposing a
SOUGHT % . trade of equipment with the City, which trade
would involve Mr. Coe providing the City with, a
Motorola HT 220 Handy Talkie with extras in
exchange for the City's old Fire Engine #2 "as
is". The matter was referred to Staff.
BARKING & UNLEASHED The City Clerk presented a letter which had been
DOG COMPLAINT received from Mrs. C. Davenport, 130 N.
i California Street, Lodi regarding unleashed dogs
and barking dogs.
On motion of Councilman Katnich, Katzakian
second, Council denied the following Claims re. -
CLAIMS ceived by the City, as presented by the City Clerk,
and referred the Claims to the City's Contract
C, Administrator:
a) Dan Kuethe - Loss Date July 16, 1978
b) John C. Chumley - Loss Date April 15, 1978
City Clerk Reimche presented the following appli-
cations for Alcoholic Beverage License which had
been received:
ABC LICENSE
APPLICATIONS a) Elmer E. and Wanda L. Ehrlich, 100 S. Mair_
r Street, Lodi, On Sale General Eating Place -
Person to Person transfer.
b) Patrick W. Murphy, Hole -in-the -Wall, 103 E.
Pine Street, On Sale Beer and Wine Public
Premises, Person to Person transfer.
c) The Circle K Corporation, Circle K Food Store,
1225 W. Lockeford, Off Sale Beer and Wine,
Transfer.
d) The Southland Corporation 7 -Eleven Store, 201
W. Lodi Ave., Off Sale Beer and Wine, Dropping
Pa rtne r.
PUC APPLICATION Council was apprised by the City Clerk of receipt
of Notice of a new Pacific Telephone Rate Applica-
tion No. 58223 filed with the California Public
Utilities Commission.
REPORTS OF THE
CITY MANAGER
CONSENT CALENDAR In accordance with the report and recommendation of
the City Manager, the following actions hereby set
forth between asterisks, on motion of Councilman
Katzakian, Hughes second were approved by Council.
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CLAIMS "� ; _ CLAIMS WERE APPROVED IN THE AMOUNT OF
$1,201, 869. 31.
AWARD -CITY HALL City Manager Glaves presented the bids which had
PARKING LOT been received for the contract for City Hall Park-
ing Lot as follows:
RES. NO. 78-104
BIDDER AMOUNT
�-� Claude C. Wood Co. $46,619.40
Teichert Construction $48, 138.50
Following the recommendation of the City Manager,
Council adopted the following resolution:
RESOLUTION 78-104
RESOLUTION AWARDING THE CONTRACT FOR
THE CITY HALL PARKING LOT TO CLAUDE C.
WOOD COMPANY, THE LOW BIDDER, IN THE
AMOUNT OF $46,619.40.
AWARD -WALNUT The City Manager presented the following bids
STREET STORM which had been received for the contract for
DRAIN, CENTRAL AVE. "Walnut Street Storm Drain, Central Avenue to
TO GARFIELD ST. Garfield Street":
RES. NO. 78- 105 BIDDER
AMOUNT
`. ., Crutchfield Ccnst. Co. Inc.
$17,094.75
Wayne Fregien
$2Z, 0 17. 00
Burke Oil Field Const.
$22,058.00
Forest Land Grading &
Paving
$22,822.00
Tri -Valley Construction
$23,722.00
Claude C. Wood Co.
$24,258.00
Valley Mechanical
$20,493.63 '
R. D. Engineering
$41,670.00
Following recommendation of the City Manager,
Council adopted the following resolution awarding
the contract to Crutchfield Construction Company,
Inc..
RESOLUTION NO. 78-105
RESOLUTION AWARDING THE CONTRACT FOR
"WALNUT STREET STORM DRAIN, CENTRAL
AVENUE TO GARFIELD STREET" TO CRUTCH -
FIELD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC., THE
LOW BIDDER, IN THE AMOUNT OF $17, 094.75.
AWARD-HUTCHINS City Manager Glaves presented the following bids
STREET PAVING which had been received for "Hutchins Street Paving,
200' N/Century Boulevard to 350' N/Brandywine
RES. NO. 78-1.06 Drive
' J BIDDER AMOUNT
Teichert Construction $27, 128.60
Claude C. Wood Company $27,635.00
On recommendation of the City Manager, Council
adopted the following resolution:
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AWARD-HUTCHINS ST.
PAVING RESOLUTION NO. 78-106
RES. NO. 78-106
(Contd.) RESOLUTION AWARDING THE CONTRACT FOR
"HUTCHINS STREET PAVING, 200' N/CENTURY
BLVD. TO 350' N/BRANDYWINE DRIVE" TO
TEICHERT CONSTRUCTION, THE LOW BIDDER,
IN THE AMOUNT OF $27, 128.60.
AWARD -PARKING
The following bids which had been received for a
ENFORCEMENT
Meter Enforcement Vehicle were presented by the
VEHICLE
City Manager:
RES. NO. 78-107
BIDDER AMOUNT
J. M. Lift Trucks $3, 900. 80 with trade-in
Perin Co., Inc. $4, 106. 67 with trade-in
The following resolution was adopted by the City
Council on recommendation of City Manager Glaves:
RESOLUTION NO. 78-107
RESOLUTION AWARDING THE CONTRACT FOR
THE PURCHASE OF A PARKING ENFORCEMENT
VEHICLE TO J. M. LIFT TRUCKS, THE LOW
BIDDER, IN THE AMOUNT OF $3,900.80 WITH
TRADE-IN.
AWARD -THREE-
City Manager Glaves presented the following bids
PHASE SUB -SURFACE
which had been received for a three-phase sub -
TRANSFORMER
surface transformer:
RES. NO. 78-108
BIDDER AMOUNT
General Electric Supply Co. $ 7,716.80
Kuhlman Electric Co. $ 8,404.74
Westinghouse Electric
Supply Co. $23,786. 17
On recommendation of the City Manager, Council
adopted the following resolution:
RESOLUTION NO. 78-108
RESOLUTION AWARDING THE BID FOR A
THREE - PHASE SUB -SURFACE TRANSFORMER
TO GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY, THE LOW
BIDDER, IN THE AMOUNT OF $7, 716.80.
AWARD -UTILITY LINE
City Manager Glaves presented the following bids
TRUCK
which had been received for a Utility Line Truck:
RES. NO. 78-109
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AWARD -UTILITY
LINE TRUCK
RES. 78-109 (Contd. )
Quoted
Trade-in
Est.
Supplier _ r
Price
Allo=wance
Delivery
Incl. Taxes
(_Tr;;,.c'_k 42
Net Cost
(Days)
Geweke Ford/Utility Body Co.
$62,004.63
$6,3540.00
$55,654.63
270
Geweke Ford/Heil Equip. Co.
$66,546.30
$6,350.00
$60,196.30
270
Geweke Ford/ Pao Power, Inc. $71, 956. 54 $6, 350.00 $65, 606. 54 270
Geweke Ford/Mobile Hydraulic $74, 444. 36 $6, 350. 00 $68, 094. 36 270
City Manager Glaves recommended that the award
be made to Geweke Ford/Utility Body Company, the
low bidder.
RESOLUTION NO. 78-109
RESOLUTION AWARDING THE CONTRACT FOR A
UTILITY LINE TRUCK TO GEWEKE FORD/UTILITY"
BODY COMPANY, THE LOW BIDDER, IN THE
AMOUNT OF $55,654.63.
ACCEPT TWIN Council was apprised by City Manager Glaves that
OAKS & BECKMAN the contract for Twin Oaks and Beckman Parks Rest -
PARKS RESTROOM room Facilities which had been awarded to Angelo
FACILITIES Fanos on November 16, 1977 in the amount of
$82, 604. 00 has been completed in substantial con -
RES. NO. 78-110 j, formance with the plans and specifications approved
by the City Council.
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RESOLUTION NO_78= 110
RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE IMPROVEMENTS
IN TWIN OAKS AND BECKMAN PARKS RESTROCIM
FACILITIES AND DIRECTING THE PUBLIC WORKS
DIRECTOR TO FILE A NOTICE OF COMPLETION
WITH THE COUNTY RECORDER'S OFFICE.
PLANS & SPECS FOR COUNCIL APPROVED THE PLANS AND SPECIFICA-
HAM LANE MEDIAN TIONS FOR "HAM LANE MEDIAN LANDSCAPING,
LANDSCAPING, „ ARUNDEL COURT TO CENTURY BOULEVARD" AND
APPROVED _ AUTHORIZED THE CITY CLERK TO ADVERTISE
FOR BIDS THEREON.
SPECS FOR STREET COUNCIL APPROVED THE SPECIFICATIONS FOR
DEPT. 3 -WHEEL nj THE STREET DEPARTMENT 3 WHEEL PORTABLE
PORTABLE AIR AIR COMPRESSOR ASSEMBLY AND AUTHORIZED
COMPRESSOR THE PURCHASING AGENT TO ADVERTISE FOR
ASSEMBLY APPRVD. BIDS THEREON.
MODIFICATION OF COUNCIL ADOPTED RESOLUTION NO. 78-113
AGREEMENT FOR APPROVING MODIFICATION OF AGREEMENT BE -
OPERATION OF LODI TWEEN THE COUNTY AND THE CITY FOR THE
PUBLIC SAFETY/ OPERATION OF THE LODI PUBLIC SAFETY /COURT
COURT BLDG. APPRVD. BUILDING FOR FISCAL YEAR COMMENCING
JULY 1, 197-9 AND'AUTHORIZLNG THE MAYOR AND
RES. NO. 78-113 -a CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE THE AGREEMENT ON
�✓ BEHALF OF THE CITY.
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SPECS FOR Following introdu.tion of the matter by City
DEMOLITION OF OLD Manager Glaves a. d �ueEtions being posed by
SEWER PLANT the Council, on motion of Co,:aiciiman Katzakian,
APPRVD. Hughes second, Ccar_c l epproved the pla_ s and
specifications_• fo: 5he "Dernoiitic.. - Ola Sewer
Plant, 1331 South Haan Lane", and authorized the
City Clerk to advertise f r bi'= the-^eo_^_.
"NO PARKING" ZONE City Manager Glaves apprised the Council that
ESTABLISHED ON E. John B. Sibole, Jr., D.V.M. and ow: er of the
KETTLEMAN LANE Mokelumne Veterinary Hospital, has requested
that on -street parking be eliminated adjacent to
his property. Dr. Sibole stated that when vehicles
are parked in the proposed red zone, they cause
an extreme hazard to his customers exiting his
off-street parking lot.
RES. NO. 78-111 The Engineering Division has investigated the
problem and recommends that the City Council take
the necessary action to eliminate the hazard.
On motion of Councilman Katnich, Hughes second,
Council adopted Resolution No. 78- 111 establishing
a "No Parking" zone on East Kettleman Lane in the
area of the Mokelumne Veterinary Hospital.
ACTION DEFERRED With the tacit concurrence of the City Council,
ON AGENDA ITEM Mayor Pinkerton deferred action on Agenda Item
"m" No. "m" - "Approve Agreement with Lodi Unified
School District whereby the City agrees to provide
mowing services for various athletic areas" to the
regular City Council meeting of September 20, 1978.
AGENDA ITEM "o"
REMOVED FROM
THE AGENDA
ACCEPTANCE OF
1720 S. HUTCHINS
STREET (TOKAY
VILLA)
RES. NO. 78-115
With the tacit concurrence of the City Council,
Agenda item "o" - "Approve Hansen/Industrial Part
Subdivision" was removed from the Agenda.
City Manager Glaves advised the Council that the
Subdivision improvements at 1720 South Hutchins
Street have been completed in substantial conformance
with the requirements of the Development Agreement
between the City of Lodi and Tokay Villa dated
December 16, 1977 and as specifically set forth in the
plans and specifications approved by the City Council.
The developer has placed the final asphalt concrete
surfacing as set forth in the agreement.
The street to be accepted is as follows:
STREET
LENGTH IN MILES
Hutchins Street (Frontage Road) 0.00
On motion of Councilman Katnich, Pinkerton second,
Council adopted Resolution No. 78- 115 accepting the
subdivision improvements and streets included at
1720 South Hutchins Street (7okay Villa).
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Minutes of Secte.'nbe_ i3r?, zcntin,lea.
AGREEMENT BETWEEN A proposed ag_ae^ze::_t tete; .c. :he City of Lodi
CITY & CHAPMAN and the Chap:mar_ Fc -e3: ---v F:•.:r_dat'_e_: -was pre -
FORESTRY FOUNDATION sented forCc,-.c'_i'= :a rc .al. Tine :natter was
APPROVED y introduced ty cl_e C_sy '.ta_,._.ger and provisions
of the prcpc3ed ag_a;-_�:=:, :=;tyre highliehted by
Public Work.=. Dire.:tc=
A lengthy di cu- `, _ic . c a with .ue -.i c•ns
regarding the prcpr,Z- _ asree:nen_ being directed
to Staff.
On mction of Cozn il.mr:= Kacnich, Katzakian
second, Cou=zil app:rc.ed ',ha p_-eposed Agreement
between the City and the Chspma^ Fcundation
covering an experi-nerx:si :Tee farm at the White
Slough Water Pcli-•.:ic.n < c %sol Plant and authorized
the Mayor and City Clerk .c exacute the agreement
on behalf of the City,
PROPOSED ORDINANCE A proposed ordinance relating to "permit parking"
RELATING TO PERMIT on designated stye=_'- as prepared by City Attorney
PARKING ON DESIGNATED Mullen was presented _`cr Council's perusal.
STREETS
A lengthy discus�icn fclic we -;th questions being
directed to the City Attorney. Council suggested
that the subjects of fez, number of permits
allowed per home, ccsta of signs, and zones be in-
corpo-ated in the proposed ordinance. Action on
this matter was defe-red to the regular Council
meeting of September 220, 1978 with the City Attorney
being ?nstructed to; re ri sa the proposed ordinance
to include those pci.-s heretofore listed.
TAX RATE FOR F. Y. City Manager G -1 ---res t-edLced agenda item "s" -
1978-79 FIXED "Fix Tax Rate for Fiscal Year" and advised the
Council that th= City had received a certified
RES. NO. 78-112 1 assessed valuaticn of Lcdi property for 1978-79
ri f from the County A::ditcr ,he•:�i g the total value of
v� the secured roll tc to r:47, 183, i84. Council was
further advise: that the ;um of $451,205.00 has been
determined a=_ t e amc:.,: of revenue from property
taxes r_eceasary tc support :he general obligation ln-
debtedness for the City cf Lodi for the fiscal year
of 1978-79.
On motion of Cc.-anz:ilmaa Hughes, Katzalcian second,
Council adopted No. 78- 112 fixing the sura
of $451, 205. 00 as the amount of revenue from
property taxes ,n_ze ssa y to support the general obli-
gation indebtedness for the City of Lodi for the fiscal
year of 1978-7;+ and =ening the cax rate for the Cit;
of Lodi for each c-� !_-,+-'-ed doll ---s of assessed
valuation for :-_ _al yea. 1 as follows:
Genera'. Bondea Indebtedness
I- f :.-_d Red-= :zption $0.3066
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Background ii_-oa naticr. co,: r..ing the matter was
prevented by Cc.mmunity Development Director
Schroeder °,vhc _espo.:ded to questions as were
posed by the Cc,;nci1.
Following 3i3 :u_ sic. , Cc-:`:cil, on motion of
Councilman Ka:- _—_h, adopted Resolution No. 78-114 -
Resolution making determinations and ordering
reorganization without alection in the matter of the
Kennedy- Tayloadd�ticr inciuding annexation of the
territory t, t:^_e. City c= Lodi and detachment of said
territory from both the Wcodbridge Rural County Fire
Protection District a id the Woodbridge Irrigation
District. The -noti= was aeccr_ded by Councilman
Hughes and carried L,the followng vote:
Ayes:
Min;.teZ C- Sep::,7nb_-1-.. 1`73, .., ti_...ed
KENNEDY -TAYLOR
Councilman Katr-r_.'. : _. abstai . frorn
REORGANIZATION &
discussio . .d ':_: g =_- tts _lie _. g item
DETACHMENT FROM
becau e cf,
VARIOUS DISTRICTS
Cc moil nae : - Katzakian
APPROVED
Local Agency Resolution
No. 387 apprc. :g '!'. ?ls...:..'.-�aj._. Reorgani-
RES. NO. 78-114
zaticn (LAFC An__ .-anion No.
78-1 to the Ci°cy ` L:: detachment ci affect..=_d
territory from k._.:`. We :?bridge ?u. al County Fire
v
Protecti:__ Distric : .., W3c,-b.idge Irrigation
District w:;:3 pre .e_ A;:a `cr C:u.cil's scrutiny. The
resolution autEcri: es :_d air___, the City Council
to take proceed_rngs for iecrg-ni.aticn in accor-
dance with Secticn 562 90 et s . of the Government
Code without ct'ce •-ird h a _^g and without an
election in acco.dan,�e -.wr c?7 Secricn 56261 of the
Government
Background ii_-oa naticr. co,: r..ing the matter was
prevented by Cc.mmunity Development Director
Schroeder °,vhc _espo.:ded to questions as were
posed by the Cc,;nci1.
Following 3i3 :u_ sic. , Cc-:`:cil, on motion of
Councilman Ka:- _—_h, adopted Resolution No. 78-114 -
Resolution making determinations and ordering
reorganization without alection in the matter of the
Kennedy- Tayloadd�ticr inciuding annexation of the
territory t, t:^_e. City c= Lodi and detachment of said
territory from both the Wcodbridge Rural County Fire
Protection District a id the Woodbridge Irrigation
District. The -noti= was aeccr_ded by Councilman
Hughes and carried L,the followng vote:
Ayes:
CC -=C4 I me n - Hughe_c, Katnich and
Fin _ e rto n
Noes:
Co, roil :ger. - ?gone
Absent:
Cou,:ciimen - i%d_Carty
Abstain:
Cc moil nae : - Katzakian
SIDEWALK STANDARDS A general d scucs ro : regarding Sidewalk standards
INDUSTRIAL AREAS for indust:i=_1 area= the ape^rifle plan for Lower
1 Sacramento Roam `_•`Ec v -2d introduction of the
�' matter ty City :laaager Gls:es. It was noted that
an inquiry had tee:. made b;: Councilman Hughes at
a previous mee::i ng ::eg;..ding the requirement for
a 10 -foot side -.;,talk with a retaining wall in the area
of the Com -.n �-its Hospi':al.
On motion of Cc-;='_1man Katzakian, Hughes second,
it was determined that 5-_'.ct side walks should be
maintained in a.i ,..._c,__t't ai areas with the exceot.ion
of the Beckman Roa! Spe�ifi.: Plan area.
Additional '__s-__ ...c._ .cilc•,;ied with Staff being
directed to .ev_ev- rhe Specific Plan for Lower
Sacramento Rai tcc, retu.n to the City Council
at the SeptemterLCI, •78 meeting with recommen-
dations for the sidewalk stanaards, etc. for this area.
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MOKELUMNE RIVER Folia `_ and a brief
ASSOCIATION report c:: -'r.= by
MEMBERSHIP APPRVD. City .da::_ -age_- Gi- C_._...... , _-_ Heil.: of
r/ Cea;.._ltnar_ K-_._:........: Kr..-.. _. _. d, approved
' membe_sh_F _-.. ;'.e .:_ .. _:__.. 3` _. 3:__ration.
CONCERN EXPRESSED Cou_-i_ii-nan- Ka'x..-r - __ a,..= .-_..e'r n that the
RE INCREASED FEES San Joaqu_.r_ Col_. c_ _ _ _ _ ;__ors had failed
AT MICKE GROVE to notify the Cit a s .~rsnge s and otre r
�L2 7 % matter; c+ mutes -__:_ =e... cZ:r _r_ r.g :•,4icke Grove
Park.
STAFF ASKED TO
Councilor,_, H--.ghs. .... ,'_ S'.:, `c 'JhE_F into recent
CHECK INTO RECENT
increased aloe:__ _ age by .r_. Cl`y and to report
CITY INCREASED
-back to rhe
ELECTRIC USAGE.
urgency to fill thy -la a aie _. at the earliest possible
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City Manager Gia�,e.. :. __e .._ C_. _ li that the
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Bank of Amer-,_: _. ..n ct a _emodel and
PROPOSED REVISIONS
expansion ::_.Oak Street
TO CITY PARKING
between School a_m. C urcr. It their plan to
LOT #3 C „
remove the driv=_-up -.- ac.-� �t that location and to
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revise the park .g lays a.zz! i -uprose the traffic
flow in and cut of the lo:. Thi City Parking Lot ;`3
abuts the bank lot and _,..res `.:e same traffic aisle
with the Bank. A diagr_..._ depicti.g proposed
revisions to City I_o't R3 'as presented for Council's
perusal and a p_cval.
Council dizcussion `c!loved with gi;estions regarding
the proposal being to Staff.
On motion. of Ccu: _il_a>_M Katnich, Kataakian second,
Council app•rove_. in. ^_ :ort the proposed revisions
to City Parking Lct
AUTHORIZATION
City i'danage: Glaves rec:aested Cc%incil authoriza-
REQUESTED FOR
tion to proceed ,i:h the=Lc_uitme nt far two Utility
RECRUITMENT FOR
Service Operato-= and a==,:=ibed the past:on and &.e
UTILITY SERVICE
urgency to fill thy -la a aie _. at the earliest possible
OPERATORS
date.
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Council diacus..cr i ilo :e T,i.h Councilman Hughes
questioni. s the C_;y ,,1= ==ser ac to hoof; a similar
operation ._ _ , irped an' s.affec in Palo alto.
With Council's taci`_ _ __cu- ea.c.i the matter was
deferred to the September '0 1978 Ccuscil meeting
for a report fz.`-n t =a Ci?y- Ma -auger _. the Palo Alto
operation.
ORDINANCES
ORDINANCE AMENDING Ordinance `7;,. 1115•-- "Ar. Ordi ance Amending
CITY CODE ESTABLISH- Section 2.7-9 •-i ;1.e. Lc ElCity C,"'e establishing a
ING A RESIDENTIAL- Res idential-C-_n:: e3ionai District by
COMMERCIAL PRO- amending the t::tl a: -.d the b._ii2i-_g site area require-
FESSIONAL DISTRICT- ments set fc: 17 tt_e•e:'-^°' i_a-z-ng b zn introduced at a
AMENDING TITLE & regular meati -,:5 c. id Aug -,:_t i�, 1978 was brought
BUILDING SITE up for paz5age c__ cn-- c of Cou.-_cilmar Katnich,
REQUIREMENTS Hughes cecona. S c ::_.__. g `Ias emitted after
reading by ti.cie, a.� the ra.. a. c was then passed,
ORD. NO. 1154 adopted, and :zde.-ea .c print ty .he .f.:Alowir_g vote:
ADOPTED
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ORD. NO. 1154 Ayes; Ka` -'_ch, and
ADOPTED (Contd.) _ _....=. _.
Noes:
Abstain;
Absent: Cour-`imen - "•I-Ca_iy
ADJOURNMENT There being nc {urher b%i__.r_a s to c^me before
the Council, Mayor Pi:.ke'-ton 2.d ourned the
meeting, x____cu n-. n o t Y.* th, Co,.;�nc l would meet
in executive _ue34.ay, September 12,
1978 at 8:30 a. ~;. a he mcti:�n to adjasrn was
made by Councilman Katr_.zi_n arid seconded by
Councilma: Kat ---4-:h.
Attest: y z2
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ALICE 1v1. RZIP•ICHE
CITY CLERK
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