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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - April 20, 197720: CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF LODI CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS APRIL 20, 1977 The regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi was held beginning at 5:00 p, m. , Wednesday, April 20, 1977 in the City Hall Council Chambers. ROLL CALL Present: Councilmen - EHRHARDT, HUGHES, KATZAKIAN, PINKERTON and KATNICH (Mayor) Absent: Councilmen - None Also Present: City Manager Glaves, Assistant City Manager Glenn, Public Works Director Ronsko, Community Development Director and Deputy City Clerk Schroeder. INVOCATION The invocat_on was given by Reverend Paul Donovan, Pastor, First Congregational Church. PLEDGE Mayor Katnich led the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag. PLANNING COMMISSION ITEMS OF INTEREST The City Manager gave the following report of the Planning Commission's meeting of April 11, 1977. 1. Approved the request of Mr. Ted Wagner for a Variance to reconstruct a nonconforming grocery store (i.e., T and E Vla-rket) destroyed by fire at 723 North Loma Drive in an area zoned R-2, Single Family Residential with the conditions that the final site plan, building elevations, off-street parking and related matters be to the approval of the Site Plan and Architectural Review Committee. In approving this request the Planning Commission made the following findings: a. that the estabii-shment, maintenance or conduct- ing of the building and use will not, under the circumstances of the particular case, be detri- mental to the health, morals, comfort or wel- fare of persons residing o: working in the neigh- borhood of the proposed use or to property or improvements in the neighborhood, or will not be contrary to the general welfare; and b. that the use and building will have a distinct benefit to the district in which the proposed structure will be located. -I- 2 0 G Minutes of April 20, 1977, continued COML MUNICATIONS SJC HISTORICAL Mayor Natnich read a letter from Mrs. Vivian SOCIETY - RE; Hughes, President and Chairman of the Board OLD CITY RECORDS of Directo_s of the San Joaquin County Historical Society, Inc. , suggesting that if the City did not have definite s, ritteri policy concerning the offer- ing of out -dated records to a museum, a library cr historical organization, that such a policy should he considered to assure the preservation historical materials, The. Mayor referred this matter to the staff for review and recommendation. REPORTS OF THE CIT -',LAN-AGER CONSENT L: accc•rdance . ith the report and recommendation CALENDAR of the City Manager the foiio:=-ing actions hereby =et forth between asterisks, or, motion of Council- man Pinkerton, Katzakian second, were approved by Councii. CLAIMS Cla.mwere approved in the amount of $1,731,681.77. AWARD - TRAFFIC Bids received for the contract for "Traffic Signals, SIGNALS Century Boulevard and Hutchins Street" as follows CENTURY AND v --ere presented to Council: S. HUTCHIN'S Bidder Amount RES. NO, 4343 Grason Electric Company $41, 014, 00 Steiny and Company, Inc. $44,670.00 M & M Electric Company $_15,968.00 Sal-, Joaquin Pacific Corp. $49,000.00 Sonia^_ Electric Supply $49,874.00 aose.ndin Electric Incorporate S51,609.00 -�rr_ro Eie::_..",. Company, Inc. $57,530.00 Ccliins Eiectrica! Connpany, Inc. $66,666.00 City `.?ar_age. Giaves recommended that the award be made to t^.e _.. • '_,'alder, Gras= Electric Company. RESOLUTION NO, 4343 P.ESOLUTION Av: ARDiNG THE CONTRACT FOR ": RAFFIC SIGNALS, CENTURY BOULEVARD AND HU TCHINS STREET" TO GRASON ELECTRIC COMPANY, THE LOtiV BIDDER IN THE AMOUNT OF $41, 014, 00. EASEMENT Toe City :Manager recomme nded that the City Council ABANDONN.IEN'T adopt an order to abandon a noetic n of the easement HOMESTEAD located in Homestead Nfaner S16di-:s_on, Unit No. 1. MANOR, UNIT T': The various utility companies and the City Utility Department all indicated that they are not using the easement nor do they have any plans to use it, ORDER TO VACATE ADOPTED Council adopted an Order Va:atiza an Easement Located in Homestead Manor, iJ-it No, 1. 20!r Minutes of April 20, 1977, continued JOB SPECS Council was apprised that with the completion CHIEF SEWER of the expansion of the White Slough Water PLANT Pollution Control Plant, there will result the OPERATOR reclassification of the Plans as well as a change in the level of ce rti£ication for the Plant Operator and the Chief Plant Operator. The Council was presented ravised job specifica- tions for Chief Sewage Plant Operator which con- form to the State Water Resources Control Board certification requirements following the plant e xpans icn. Council approved the revised job specifications for Chief Sewage Plant Operator as described. T,---, . �-. - ;;_f:,:>,:��--;-�X=;==;:�- ���=x'.-'X<X=r-,�,- ; �°X �#•;,�`X;r �:X:##mXcr:X«`; T .,.-, mX�r�-T�* AMEND AGREEMENT The City Manager recommended that the City S.J. COUNTY Council amend the Agreement with the County of RECREATION San Joaquin for the Recreation Subsidy Program. SUBSIDY PROGRAM- He exp!ained that the agreement covered $18,700 RESCIND RES. NO. that the County gave to the City for its recreation 4318 program and that the Agreement was being amended RE: 340-350 SO. to make it automatically renewable, subject to the LOWER SACRA- app=opriation being approved in the County's budget. RES. NO, 4344 After discussion of the contract and the County's OFFSI^E IMPROVE- liability, on motion of Councilman Katzakian, MEN TS Ehrhardt second, Council adopted Resolution No. 4344 approving the Amended Agreement with the County of San Joaquin for the Recreation Subsidy Program and rescinding Resolution No. 4318. AGREEMENT - LODI Councilman Katzakian stated that he would abstain LIONS BASEBALL from discussion or voting on the next matter because CLUB - 1977 he was a member of the Baseball Club's Board of SEASON Directors. The City Manager presented the Agreement between the City and the Lodi Lions Baseball Club, Inc. which he said was identical to the agreement for 1976. After discussion, on motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Katnich second, the City Council approved the 1977 Agreement between the City and the Lodi Lions Baseball Club, Inc. for 1977 as presented. LOBAUGH APPEAL At its meeting of Wednesday, April 6, 1977 the City RE: 340-350 SO. Council had continued consideration of the appeal of LOWER SACRA- Mr. K. L. Lobaugh con..erning the installation of off - MENTO RD, s_te public improvements at 340-350 South Lower OFFSI^E IMPROVE- Sacramento Road periding a report from the staff. MEN TS The Deputy City Clerk presented a letter from Mr. K. L, Lobaugh asking that the matter be continued until the Council meeting of May 4, 1977, On motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Hughes second Council continued the above -referenced appeal of Mr. K. L, Lobaugh and directed tre Deputy City Clerk to so inform Mrs. Imelda Burke, the present owner of the property. IM, PROPOSED WATER The City Manager presented the proposed Urgency WASTE ORDINANCE Ordinance establishing water conservation measures in the City. The Mayor pr. inted cut that this matter had been discussed at a Informal Informational Meeting on Tuesday, April 19, 1977, Councilman Hughes felt that the Ordinance, as written, dealt hea-rily with residential water waste while looking a -ray from industrial waste. He suggested that Secti^n 1. "Deciaration of Urgency" be amended to declare a goal of reducing water usage by 3015 throughout the City, not just in resi- dentiai usage. After discussion this suggestion was accepted by Council, Councilman Hughes also suggested that Subsection 4 of Section 4, "Water Rates When Water is Wasted" be rewritten to read: 4. A fourth similar wasting cf water by said person: =hal'_ result in an additional charge for sa'.d a=e of $100, and the City may also require the person to pay the cost of a meter and the installation thereof as a prerequisite to service," This amendment -vas also a<:cepted by Council. A general d_sc u_ s_ the hiring of an enforcement off Ce Y; equipment for said officer and other potential arnFndments follo,x,ed, Councilman Pinkerton indicated than the Ccunc_l knew that future amendments to the Ord'nancr_ u;culd probably be needed, but it was e.gsential to get the Ordinance adopted and the ­atar conservation program underway. -4- Minutes of April 20, 1977, continued THORPE APPEAL RE The City Manager presented a proposed agreement BECKMAN ROAD between the City and Mr, RicEard J. and Mrs. OFFSITE IMPROVE- Helen M, Thorpe covering the ruhure installation of MENTS off - s e public i-nprc-rements at 351 North Beckman Read, This matter had previously been before the Council on February 16 and March 16, 1977 and had been continued be.:ause the ov,ners had been unable to secure a Bond ir_ the amount of $8200 to guarantee the faithful performance of the proposed agreement. Mr. R. J. (Jim'.• "Thorpe, 351 Ncrth Beckman Road, was present and stated that he was still unable to secure a Bond unless he deposited full cash collateral with the Bond Compar_y. After lengthy discussio on motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Katzakian second, Council continued the above appeal of i4L-. R. J, (Jim` Thorpe until May 4, 1977 pending a meeting between Mr. Thorpe and the City Attorney to determine what other types of guarantee might be posted with the City. PROPOSED WATER The City Manager presented the proposed Urgency WASTE ORDINANCE Ordinance establishing water conservation measures in the City. The Mayor pr. inted cut that this matter had been discussed at a Informal Informational Meeting on Tuesday, April 19, 1977, Councilman Hughes felt that the Ordinance, as written, dealt hea-rily with residential water waste while looking a -ray from industrial waste. He suggested that Secti^n 1. "Deciaration of Urgency" be amended to declare a goal of reducing water usage by 3015 throughout the City, not just in resi- dentiai usage. After discussion this suggestion was accepted by Council, Councilman Hughes also suggested that Subsection 4 of Section 4, "Water Rates When Water is Wasted" be rewritten to read: 4. A fourth similar wasting cf water by said person: =hal'_ result in an additional charge for sa'.d a=e of $100, and the City may also require the person to pay the cost of a meter and the installation thereof as a prerequisite to service," This amendment -vas also a<:cepted by Council. A general d_sc u_ s_ the hiring of an enforcement off Ce Y; equipment for said officer and other potential arnFndments follo,x,ed, Councilman Pinkerton indicated than the Ccunc_l knew that future amendments to the Ord'nancr_ u;culd probably be needed, but it was e.gsential to get the Ordinance adopted and the ­atar conservation program underway. -4- Boa Absent: Counc_lmen - None RECESS Mayor Katnich declared a recess at 9:50 p.m. The meeting reconvened at 9:55 p., m. HOMESTEAD The Public Works Director presented the Final MANOR, UNIT Subdivision lvlap of Homestead Mlanor, Unit No. 1, NO. 1 -FINAL MAP a 12.9 acre, 52 single-family lot tract lying along AND AGREE'AEN :' the west side of the Hutchins Estate property at the southwest corner of South Ham Lane and West Lodi Avenue in an area zoned R-1, Single -Family Residential. He stated that the developer, Hawaii and San Francisco Development Company, had completed ail of the requirements specified for the subdivision by the Planning Commission at its meeting of August 9, 1976, On motion of Councilman Hughes, Councilman Ehrhardt second, Council approved the Final Map, the improvement plans and improvement security for Homestead Manor, Un'_t No, I and directed the City Manager to sign the Subdi-:isioa Agreement; the Water Main Extension Reimbursement Agree- ment; the Sanitary Sevier Extension Reimbursement Agreement and the Electrical Utility Agreement on behalf of the City, subject to receipt of proper insurance. KATZAKIAN Councilman Katzakian stated that he would abstain ABSTAINS from the discussion and voting on the next three items because the Real, Estate Company of which he was an officer had i.-avolvemen'_s in each matter. He then left the Council table and took a seat in the audience. REQUEST FOR At the Council meeting of April 6, 1977 Mayor MEDIAN CUT IN Katnich deferred action on the request of Mr. AREA OF SANBORN Richard E. Sanborn 'for an opening in the median on CHEVROLET Cherokee Lane to allow better access to Sanborn Chevrolet and to better allow development of the parcel immediately north of Sanborn Chevrolet,to allow time for the presentation of a more definite plan. Minutes of April 20, 1977, continued PROPOSED WATER Ordinance No. 1105 entitled "An Ordinance of WASTE ORDINANCE the City of Lcdi Establishing Water Conservation (Continue -l'. Measures and Declaring the Same to be an Urgency Ordinance" was introduced for adoption ORD, NO. _=0= Ly Councilman Katzakian. Cour., -.-'man Ehrhardt URGENCY seconded the motion. Ordinance No. 1105 was MEASURE then adopted as an "urgency measure" by the INTRODUCED AND following vote: ADOPTED Ayes. Councilmen - Ehrhardt, Hughes, Katzakian, Pinkerton and Katnich (Mayor) Noes. Councilmen - None Absent: Counc_lmen - None RECESS Mayor Katnich declared a recess at 9:50 p.m. The meeting reconvened at 9:55 p., m. HOMESTEAD The Public Works Director presented the Final MANOR, UNIT Subdivision lvlap of Homestead Mlanor, Unit No. 1, NO. 1 -FINAL MAP a 12.9 acre, 52 single-family lot tract lying along AND AGREE'AEN :' the west side of the Hutchins Estate property at the southwest corner of South Ham Lane and West Lodi Avenue in an area zoned R-1, Single -Family Residential. He stated that the developer, Hawaii and San Francisco Development Company, had completed ail of the requirements specified for the subdivision by the Planning Commission at its meeting of August 9, 1976, On motion of Councilman Hughes, Councilman Ehrhardt second, Council approved the Final Map, the improvement plans and improvement security for Homestead Manor, Un'_t No, I and directed the City Manager to sign the Subdi-:isioa Agreement; the Water Main Extension Reimbursement Agree- ment; the Sanitary Sevier Extension Reimbursement Agreement and the Electrical Utility Agreement on behalf of the City, subject to receipt of proper insurance. KATZAKIAN Councilman Katzakian stated that he would abstain ABSTAINS from the discussion and voting on the next three items because the Real, Estate Company of which he was an officer had i.-avolvemen'_s in each matter. He then left the Council table and took a seat in the audience. REQUEST FOR At the Council meeting of April 6, 1977 Mayor MEDIAN CUT IN Katnich deferred action on the request of Mr. AREA OF SANBORN Richard E. Sanborn 'for an opening in the median on CHEVROLET Cherokee Lane to allow better access to Sanborn Chevrolet and to better allow development of the parcel immediately north of Sanborn Chevrolet,to allow time for the presentation of a more definite plan. 210 STURLA PARK - The Public_ Works Director presented the Final FINAL MAP AND Subdivision Map of Sturla Park, a 4.5 acre, 20 lot AGREEMENT tract for professional offices lying along West Tokay Street between South Fairmont A:•enue and South Ham Lane. He stated the developer, Aladdin Real Estate, Inc, had completed all the requirements specified for the subdivision by the Planning Commission at its meeting of January 10, :977. Upon motion of Councilman Hughes, Councilman Ehrhardt second, Council appro-red the Final Map, the improvement plans and improvement security for Sturla Park and directed the City Manager to sign the Subdivision Agreement and Electrical Utility Agreement on behalf of the City. A.B. T. IND::STRIAL The Public Works Director presented the Final PARK -FINAL MAP Subdivision Map of A.B.T. Industrial Park, a 5.4 AND AGREEMENT acre, 5 lot tract for industrial uses lying on the west side of South Stockton Street at the west end of Maxwell Street. He stated that the developer, Mr. Ronald B. Thomas, had completed all the require- ments specified for the subd_visicn by the Planning Commission at its meeting c` ltilarch 8, 1976. Upon motion of Ccunci.lman Hughes, Ehrhardt second, Council approved the Fina'_ Map, the improvement plans and improvement security for A.B.T. Industrial Park and directed the City Manager to sign the Subdivision Agreement and Electrical Utility Agreement on behalf of the City. -6- Minutes of April 20, 1977, continued REQUEST FOR MEDIAN CUT IN The Public Works Director presented the revised AREA OF SANBORN plan and again recommended denial of the request. CHEVROLET (Continued,! Mr. Richard E. Sanborn, 12:0 South Cherokee Lane, Lodi was present and stated that the median opening would serve his present business which had poor access for people traveling from the north; a long cul-de-sac which gage access to three parcels abutting State Route 99 and other proposed commer- cial lots north of hie existing autccnobile agency. He stated that the proposed opening would be 610 feet north of Highway 12 (East Kettleman Lane) and indicated that businesses south of Highway_12 already had median openings. He felt he was asking for something reasonable and indicated that he would pay the cost of the opening as well as assisting Lodi Academy across Cherokee Lane with the cost of in- stalling street lights. After further discussion, or. motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Ehrhardt second, Council approved the Sanborn Cherokee Lane Median opening request in concept with the condition that :Lir. Sanborn present the Council with a firm proposal in writing of what costs he will assume in exchange for the opening. STURLA PARK - The Public_ Works Director presented the Final FINAL MAP AND Subdivision Map of Sturla Park, a 4.5 acre, 20 lot AGREEMENT tract for professional offices lying along West Tokay Street between South Fairmont A:•enue and South Ham Lane. He stated the developer, Aladdin Real Estate, Inc, had completed all the requirements specified for the subdivision by the Planning Commission at its meeting of January 10, :977. Upon motion of Councilman Hughes, Councilman Ehrhardt second, Council appro-red the Final Map, the improvement plans and improvement security for Sturla Park and directed the City Manager to sign the Subdivision Agreement and Electrical Utility Agreement on behalf of the City. A.B. T. IND::STRIAL The Public Works Director presented the Final PARK -FINAL MAP Subdivision Map of A.B.T. Industrial Park, a 5.4 AND AGREEMENT acre, 5 lot tract for industrial uses lying on the west side of South Stockton Street at the west end of Maxwell Street. He stated that the developer, Mr. Ronald B. Thomas, had completed all the require- ments specified for the subd_visicn by the Planning Commission at its meeting c` ltilarch 8, 1976. Upon motion of Ccunci.lman Hughes, Ehrhardt second, Council approved the Fina'_ Map, the improvement plans and improvement security for A.B.T. Industrial Park and directed the City Manager to sign the Subdivision Agreement and Electrical Utility Agreement on behalf of the City. -6- ?11 Minutes of April 20, 1977, continued KATZAKIAN Councilman Katzakian left the audience and RETURNS returned to his seat at the Council table. ENGLISH OAKS The Public `Forks Director presented the Final 'MANOR, TJ:�I N-0.4 Subdivision Map of English Oaks Manor, Unit FINAL MAP A.ND No. 4, a 2.6 acre, I1 lot single-family tract AGREEMENT lying on the west side cf Scarborough Drive, south of West Century Boulevard, He stated that the developer, Grupe Development Company, had completed all of the requirements specified for this subdivision by the Planning Commission at its meeting of August 23, 1976. On motion of Councilman. Hughes, Ehrhardt second, Council approved the Final Map, the improvement plans, and improvement security for English Oaks Manor, Unit No. 4 and directed the City Manager to sign the Subdivision Agreement and the Electrical Utility Agreement or, behalf of the City. DISTRIBUTION OF Councilman Katzakian reported that on March 28, PROPOSITION 2 1977 he represented the City at a meeting attended FUNDS (NEJEDLY- by representatives of San Joaquin County and its HART STATE, URBAN six incorporated cities to discuss the distribution of & COASTAL BOND $1, 161, 880 of Proposition 2 Funds (Nejedly-Hart ACT OF 1976) State, Urban and Coastal Bond Act of 1976). He stated that the Committee recommended that the funds be distributed with Ripon. and Escalon each receiving $25, 000 and the remaining monies distri- buted to the County and the Cities of Lodi, Manteca, Tracy and Stockton on a percentage basis using the 1975 Special Census figures. RES. NO. 4345 On motion of Councilman Katzakian, Ehrhardt second, Council adopted Resolution No. 4345 accepting the Distribution Formula for Nejedly-Hart State, Urban and Coastal Park Bend Act of 1976 Funds. SOLID WASTE The City Manager presented a letter from Mr. ENFORCEMENT C. E. Dixon, County Administrator, San Joaquin AGENCY County Board of Supervisors, recommending that the San Joaquin Local Health District be designated as the Solid Waste Enforcement Agency. The letter reported that Assembly Bill No. 2439 adopted in 1976 (i, e, Section 66, 700 et seq, of the Government Code) requires all cities and counties to designate a local solid waste management enforcement agency by July 1, 1977. The City Manager stated that the Local Health District was willing to accept this responsibility and so recommended. RES, NO, 4346 On motion of Councilman Katzakian, Councilman Ehrhardt second, Council adopted Resolution No. 4346 designating a Solid Waste Enforcement Agency. -7- 212 Minutes of April 20, 1977, continued CONFLICT OF The Council received a report from the Assistant INTEREST CODE- City Manager which indicated that on April 7, PLANNING 1977 he conducted a Public Hearing regarding the COMMISSION AND adoption of a Conflict of Interest Code for the DEPARTMENT Planning Commission and the various Departments HEADS of the City of Lodi. Council was in receipt of the minutes of that Public Hearing as well as a copy of the proposed Conflict of Interest Code. On motion of Councilman Katzakian, Councilman Ehrhardt second, Council received the proposed Conflict of Interest Code for the Planning Com- mission and Department Heads and set the matter fcr Public Hearing at 8:00 p.m., Wednesday, May 18, 1977 in the Lodi City- Council Chambers. MEMORANDUMS OF The City Manager presented a letter which had UNDERSTANDIING been received from Mr. C. E. Dixon, County AIR QUALITY Administrator, San Joaquin County, which described MICE. PLAN the Board of Supervisors proposal for Phase II Air Quality- Mair_tenance Plan and proposed a Memoran- dum of Understanding amongst the Board of Supervisors, Council of Governments, San Joaquin County Air Pollution Control District and the cities of Stockton, Lodi, Manteca, Tracy, Ripon and Escalon. Mr. Dixon's letter urged early action on the part of Council. After Councilman Pinkerton reviewed the history of Phase I and Phase II of the Air Quality Maintenance Pian,on motion of Councilman Hughes, Councilman Ehrhardt second, Council continued action of Phase II Air Quality Maintenance Plan until a representa- tive of the San Joaquin. County Board of Supervisors could present a thorough explanation of the present proposal to Council. ADDITIONAL The City Manager recommended that the City BUILDING Council authorize the immediate hiring of an INSPECTOR additional Building Inspector because of the unusually high building activity and the fact that the Chief Building Inspector J. Paul McClure was retiring December 31, 1977 at which time our present com- p::ement of inspectors might be adequate. He said upon Mr. McClure's retirement the staff would reexamine the problem and report to Council. On motion of Councilman Katzakian, Ehrhardt second the Council authorized the immediate establishment of an additional Building Inspector position in the Building Divisior_ of the Community Development Department. LEGAL City Attorney Mullen presented a report from Mr. CHALLENGE - Conrad E. Mattox, Pre3ident, National Institute of UNEMPLOYNIENT Municipal Law Officers which proposed that that COMPENSATION organization collect a trust fund from its member ACT OF 1976 cities and from states and counties out of which is planned an attack on the cons titutionaiity of the Unemployment Compensation Act of 1976. Cities of under 50,000 population were being asked to provide $2500 for the Trust Fund. The City Attorney urged the Council to participate because of the potential benefit to Lodi. Minutes of April 20, 1977, continued UNEMPLOYMENT On motion of Councilman Hughes, Councilman COMP. ACT (Contd) Ehrhardt second, Ccuncil authorized the expen- di*ure of $Z500 for participation in the legal challenge of the Unemployment Compensation Act of 1976, kAODIFICA ICN The City Manager presented the most recent versions OF UNIFORM of the Uniform Building, Plumbing and Mechanical BUILDIJiG, Codes and a memorandum c•ztlining Lodi's proposed PLUJMBI.NG AND changes to the 1976 Building Code and the 1976 Plumb - MECHANICAL ing Code. He said the Ur-ifc:,n Codes must be set for CODES Public Hearing and after adoption the resolution must be submitted to the State of California. RES. NO. 4347 On motion of Councilman Katzakian, Councilman Ehrhardt second, Council adopted Resolution No. 4348 iiliaing the proposed changes to the 1976 Uniform Building Code - Structural Changes and the 1976 Uni- form Plumbing Code. Or. motion of Councilman Katzakian, Ehrhardt second Council set the following items for Public Hearing at 8:00 p, m. , Wednesday, May 18, 1977 in the Lodi City Council Chambers: ( 1) An Ordinance proposing the adoption of the Uniform Building Code . 1976 Edition; (2) An Ordinance proposing the adoption of the Uniform Plumbing Ccde - 1976 Edition; and (3) An Ordinance proposing the adoption of the Uniform Mechanical Code - 1976 Edition. REPLACE BOILER The City Manager reported that the boiler in the PUBLIC SAFETY Public Safety Building was in need of replacement and BUILDING .hat it was his recommendat'_on that this be accom- plished immediately rather than as an item in the !977-78 Budget. The Public Works Director re•riewed the history of the problems with this partecular boiler and explained the advantages of doing the wcrk now rather than after the fiscal year begins in July 1977, On motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Councilman Katzakian second, Council authorized the City Manager to have plans and specifications prepared for the re- placement of the boiler in the Public Safety Building. ORDINANCES REZONE 28, 8 Ordinance No. 1104 entitled "An Ordinance amending ACRE PARCEL the Official District Map of the City of Lodi and Thereby NW CORNER OF Conditionally Rezoning a 28.8 -acre parcel at the North - W. VINE & LOWER west corner of Lower Sacramento Road and the future SACRAMENTO RD. extension of West Vine Street from U -H, Unclassified U -H TO P -D(16) Holding District to P-1)(16), Planned Development District No. 1611,having been introduced at a regular ORD. NO. 110=4 meeting of the Lodi City Council held April 6, 1977 was ADOPTED brought up for passage or_ motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, -9- 214 Minutes of April 20, 1977, continued ORD, NO, 1104 ADOPTED Katzakian second. Second reading was omitted after (Continued) reading by title and the Ordinance was then passed, adopted and ordered to print by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen - EHRHARDT, HUGHES, KATZAKIAN, PINKERTON and KATNICH (Mayor) Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to be brought before the Council, the meeting was adjourned by Mayor Katnich at approximately 11:17 p. m. , on motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Katzakian second, A�tes JAMES B. SCrIROEDER ( Deputy City Clerk