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CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF LODI
CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS
JUNE 1, 1977
A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi was held
beginning at 8:00 p.m. , Wednesday, June 1, 1977 in the City Hall
Council Chambers.
ROLL CALL Present: Councilmen - Ehrhardt, Hughes,
Katzakian, Pinkerton
and Katrich (Mayor)
Absent: Councilmen - None
Also Present: City Manager Glaves, Assis-
tant City Manager Glenn, Public Works
Director Ronsko, Community Development
Director Schroeder, City Attorney Mullen and
City Clerk Reimche.
INVOCATION The invocation was given by Reverend James
Holm, Vinewood Community Church.
PLEDGE Mayor Katnich led the Pledge of Allegiance to
the flag.
PLANNING COMMISSION
The City Manager gave the following report of
the Planning Commission meeting of May 23,
1977:
The Planning Commission -
1. Certified as adequate and recommended to
the City Council the Final Environmental Im-
pact Report for Beckman Park, a proposed
140. 34 acre Planning Development bounded by
West Kettleman Lane on the north; South
Hutchins Street on the east; 'West Century
Boulevard on the south; and the Woodbridge
Irrigation District Canal on the west.
EIR FOR BECKMAN On motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Hughes
PARK second, Council set the matter for public hear-
ing on July 6, 1977.
The Planning Commission also -
BECKMAN PARK 2. Recommended that the portions designated
REZONE FROM for residential purposes on the development
R- 1 TO P -D(15) plan for Beckman Park be rezoned from R- 1,
Single -Family Residential to P -D(15), Planned
Development District No. 15 with the following
conditions:
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BECKMAN PARK a. that the single-family areas westerly of
REZONE(Contd.) South Ham Lane conform to the zoning re-
quirements of Zoning Ordinance Section 27-5,
R-1 Single -Family Residential;
b. that the single-family areas easterly of
South Ham Lane conform to the Zoning re-
quirements of Zoning Ordinance Section 27-6;
R-2, Single -Family Residential.
c. that the areas designated for multiple
family purposes be limited to 20 units per
acre and conform to Zoning Ordinance Section
27-7, Garden Apartment Residential District;
and
d. that the areas designated for condominium
purposes be limited to 10 units per acre and
conform to Zoning Section 27-7, Garden
Apartment Residential District.
On motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Hughes
second, the matter was set for public hearing
on July 6, 1977.
ITEMS OF INTEREST The Planning Commission also -
1. Denied General Plan Amendment X77-2
which proposed changes to the Land Use Ele-
ment by establishing 28. 12 acres of commer-
cial use at the southwest corner of West
Kettleman Lane and South Hutchins Street and
12 acres of commercial -professional use on the
south side of West Kettleman Lane east and
west of South Ham Lane.
2. Approved the request of Mr. James A.
Brooks for a Variance "to permit the extension
of a use for not more than 50 feet into a more
restrictive district where the boundary line
thereof divides a 'lot of record' " to permit the
relocation of an existing cocktail lounge oper-
ated in conjunction with a restaurant from a C-2,
General Commercial area to a C-1, Neighbor-
hood Commercial area at 621 North Cherokee
Lane.
COMMUNICATIONS
COUNCIL RECEIVES City Clerk Reimche announced that copies of the
COPIES OF BECKMAN Final Environmental Impact Report on Beckman
PARK EIR
Park Planned Development had been presented
to the Council at the onset of the Council meet-
ing to allow sufficient time for study and evalua-
tion of the report by the Council prior to the
public hearing on the matter.
OPPOSITION RECD.
City Clerk Reimche apprised the Council that a
RE BECKMAN
letter had been received from Vince Campodonico,
PROPERTY PLANNED
1336 S. Crescent Avenue opposing the planfied
DEVELOPMENT
development on the Beckman property at Highway
12 and Hutchins Street.
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APPLICATION Council was informed that a Notice of
BEFORE PUC Hearing regarding application No. 57228
has been received. This is an application of
P. G. &E. for authority tc increase its electric
rates and charges in accordance with the
Energy Cost Adjustment Clause included in its
Electric Tariff. The matter has been set for
hearing Thursday, June 9, 1977 at 10:00 a.m.
in the Commission Courtroom, State Building,
350 McAllister Street, San Francisco, Ca.
APPEAL RECD. RE The City Clerk presented a letter which had
PLANNING COMM. been received from Ronald B. Thomas of
ACTION RE BECKMAN Aladdin Real Estate, Inc. appealing the actions
PARK SUBDV. of the Planning Commission at its meeting of
May 23, 1977 regarding Beckman Park Subdi-
vision (P -D 15).
On motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Pinkerton
second, the matter was set for public hearing
on July 6, 1977.
UPDATE ON FPC
Councilman Hughes advised the Council that
DELAY IN RATE
delays are still being encountered regarding
CASES
F. P. C. ratification of the settlement agreement
pertaining to pending rate cases with P. G. &E.
CITIZEN EXPRESSES
Following introduction of the matter by Council -
CONCERN RE
man Hughes, the City Clerk was directed to
STOCKTON & TOKAY
correspond with Ms. Phyllis T. Harvey whose
INTERSECTION
letter appeared in the "Letters to the Editor",
Lodi News Sentinel, June 1, 1977 expressing her
concerns regarding traffic conditions at Tokay
and Stockton Streets. Council was apprised that
this location is included in the OTS Identification
and Surveillance of Accident Location Study pre-
sently being done by George S. Nolte and Assoc-
iates from San Jose.
APPRECIATION
Mayor Katnich apprised the Council that Father
EXTENDED TO
O'Grady had extended his appreciation for the
CITIZENS
kind reception he had received from the citizens
while in Lodi and the fact that he will be moving
to Turlock shortly.
REPORTS OF THE
CITY MANAGER
CONSENT CALENDAR In accordance with the report and recommenda-
tion of the City Manager, the following actions
hereby set forth between asterisks, on motion
of Councilman Pinkerton, Ehrhardt second,
were approved by Council.
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CLAIMS CLAIMS WERE APPROVED IN THE AMOUNT OF
$422,762.37.
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"NO PARKING" ZONE Council was apprised that the Manager of
ON VICTOR ROAD Farm Industrial Supplies had requested that
WEST OF CLUFF AVE. parking be prohibited in an area on Victor
Road west of Cluff Avenue to improve visi-
RES. NO. 4358 bility for drivers exiting from FISCO onto
Victor Road. It was Staff's recommendation
that this request be granted.
RESOLUTION NO. 4358
ESTABLISHING "NO PARKING" ZONE ON
VICTOR ROAD WEST OF CLUFF AVENUE.
"NO PARKING" ZONE
City Manager Glaves advised the Council that
ON SCHOOL ST.
the City has just completed a curb and gutter
SOUTH OF WALNUT
replacement project, and the owners of the
STREET
Cottage Bakery property have constructed a
ROAD
new and wider commercial driveway on this
RES. NO. 4359
section of School Street. In conjunction with
URGENCY ORD,
this project, it is necessary to eliminate one
NO. 1110 ADOPTED
substandard length parking stall north of the
driveway and to relocate the parking meters
and stalls to the south.
RESOLUTION NO. 4359
ESTABLISHING "NO PARKING" ZONE ON
SCHOOL STREET SOUTH OF WALNUT STREET.
AGENDA ITEM WITH COUNCIL'S CONCURRENCE, AGENDA
REMOVED FROM ITEM "d" - "ACCEPTANCE OF WESTDALE
AGENDA BASIN FENCE - TOKAY STREET AND W.I.D.
CANAL" WAS REMOVED FROM THE AGENDA.
Following introduction of the matter by City
OFFSITE
Manager Glaves and City Attorney Mullen,
IMPROVEMENTS AT
Council, on motion of Councilman Katzakian,
351 N. BECKMAN
Ehrhardt second, directed Mr. Richard J.
ROAD
Thorpe to install storm drainage improvements
at 351 N. Beckman Road; approved deferring the
URGENCY ORD,
installation of curb, gutter and sidewalk im-
NO. 1110 ADOPTED
provements at that location which are to be com-
pleted at a later date under the 1911 Act; and
directed that an Agreement be drawn up between
the City of Lodi and Mr. Thorpe covering the
conditions of the Council's actions in this matter.
A presentation regarding a proposed Revenue
SEWER REVENUE
Program for the City of Lodi Sewer Utility was
PROGRAM
presented by Dave Requa, Resident Engineer for
Trotter -Yoder and Associates. Mr. Requa
RES. NO. 4360
apprised the Council that in accepting state and
federal funds to finance a portion of the expansion
URGENCY ORD,
of the White Slough Water Pollution Control
NO. 1110 ADOPTED
Facilities, the City of Lodi agreed to comply with
Clean Water Grant Program regulations which, in
part, require the implementation of a revenue pro-
gram. The purpose of the revenue program is to
insure compliance with state and federal require-
ments while providing the City of Lodi with a sound
financial plan for the continued operation of waste-
water facilities.
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Minutes of Jure 1, 1977, continued
SEWER REVENUE
PROGRAM Separate industrial and domestic wastewater
(Continued) treatment facilities are owned and operated
by the City. Only the domestic _`acility has
been constructed with funds from the Clean
Water Grant Program; thus, the raising of
revenues for the operation of industrial
facilities is not subject to state and federal
requirements; however, in the interest of
uniform financial planning, the document en-
titled "Revenue Program for City of Lodi
Sewer Utility", which had been presented for
Council's perusal, covered the needs of both
facilitie s.
Council was further apprised that the Clean
Water Grant regulations require that the City
of Lodi implement a revenue program which will,
through user service charges, connection fees,
or other means approved by the state, recover
appropriate capital costs, costs of operation and
maintenance, and fund reasonable future expan-
sion and improvement as needed, A program
was then presented which consisted of two por-
tions covering revenue requirements and sources
of revenue; namely, to maintain a consistent fis-
cal policy and to insure a self-sustaining pay-as-
you-go wastewater program, revenue needs and
sources for both the industrial and domestic
systems are satisfied in a similar manner.
Council was further apprised that State and
federal guidelines separate revenue requirements
into three specific areas as follows:
1. Provide financing for an adequate operation
and maintenance program, including the employ-
ment of competent operating personnel.
2. Fund interest payments on debts attributable
to construction of wastewater facilities.
3. Provide amounts required to be deposited in a
Wastewater Capital Reserve Fund.
Sources of revenue including proposed sewer
charges and connection fees were then discussed.
A lengthy discussion followed regarding Mr.
Requa's presentation and the documentation pro-
vided the Council on the subject.
On motion of Councilman Katzakian, Ehrhardt
second, Council adopted Resolution No. 4360
approving the "Revenue Program for City of Lodi
Sewer Utility" as presented to Council.
Councilman Katzakian.then moved adoption of
Urgency Ordinance No. 11:0, "An Ordinance
Amending Certain Sections of Lodi City Code,
Chapter 20 re Sewer charges and connection fees".
The motion was seconded by Councilman Ehrhardt
and carried by the following vote.,
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SEWER REVENUE Ayes: Councilmen - Ehrhardt, Hughes,
PROGRAM Katzakian, Pinkerton
(Continued) and Katnich
ORD. NO. 1110
Noes: Councilmen - None
ADOPTED(Contd. )
Interest Code for Trustees and Employees of
FOR TRUSTEES &
Absent: Councilmen - None
SB 325 CLAIM
A proposed resolution approving the revised
APPROVED
1975-76, the revised 1976-77 and the new
LIBRARY
1977-78 claims for the Transportation Devel-
RES. NO. 4361
opment Act funds (SB 325) was presented for
SET FOR CONSID-
Council's approval. It w•as explained that in
ERATION OF
adopting the resolution, the City Council will be
MODIFICATION OF
authorizing the use of SB 325 funds on any or all
UNIFORM FIRE
of the projects listed. The 1975-76 and 1976-77
CODE- 1976
claims have been revised to include those pro-
EDITION
jects which SB 325 funds were or are going to be
expended on. The 1977-78 claim includes all of
those street projects which are being contem-
plated for construction next fiscal year. If all
of the projects are approved for SB 325 funding,
the City has greater flexibility when the actual
funding for the 1977-78 Capital Improvement
Program is finalized. In approving the 1977-78
claim, it does not mean that all of the projects
listed will be constructed, it only means that if
the project is approved as part of the Capital
Improvement Program, it can be funded with
SB 325 funds.
On motion of Councilman Katzakian, Ehrhardt
second, Council adopted Resolution No. 4361
approving revised 1975-76, revised 1976-77
and new 1977-78 claims for Transportation
Development Act funds (SB 325).
CONFLICT OF
Following receipt of the proposed Conflict of
INTEREST CODE
Interest Code for Trustees and Employees of
FOR TRUSTEES &
the Lodi Public Library, the matter was set for
EMPLOYEES OF THE
public hearing on July 6, 19797 on motion of
LODI PUBLIC
Councilman Katzakian, Ehrhardt second.
LIBRARY
PUBLIC HEARING
City Manager Glaves apprised the Council
SET FOR CONSID-
that the Fire Chief has requested that the
ERATION OF
Uniform Fire Code be updated to bring it in line
MODIFICATION OF
with other codes. On motion of Councilman
UNIFORM FIRE
Ehrhardt, Katzakian second, Council set the
CODE- 1976
consideration for modification of the Uniform
EDITION
Fire Code - 1976 Edition for Public Hearing on
July 6, 1977.
50 METER POOL AT Prior to introduction of Agenda Item "K" -
NEW TOKAY HIGH "Tokay Swimming Pool", Mayor Katnich indicated
SCHOOL SITE his desire to abstain from discussion and voting
on the matter, turned the meeting over to Mayor
Pro Tempore Pinkerton, and vacated his seat at
the Council table.
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50 METER POOL Lengthy discussion followed on the subject
(Continued) of City participation in the construction and
maintenance of a 50 meter pool at the new
Tokay High School site, with questions regarding
the matter being directed to staff.
Councilman Hughes stated that he felt that the
natural gas costs for heating such a pool should
be looked into and that he would appreciate re-
ceiving information on the subject.
Following additional discussion Councilman
Katzakian then moved that
a) The City contribute $150,000 toward the
construction of a 50 meter swimming pool on
the campus of the new Tokay High School. This
sum to be paid in six annual installments of
$25, 000, no interest to be involved.
b) The City will share 5070 of the normal annual
maintenance expense to include heating, chemi-
cals and a maintenance worker.
c) The City is willing to participate in the estab-
lishment of a fund designed to provide for future
maintenance and repairs in the amount of
$2600.00 per year.
The motion was seconded by Councilman Ehrhardt
and carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Councilmen - Ehrhardt, Hughes,Katzakian,
and Pinke rton
Noes: Councilmen - None
Absent: Councilmen - None
Abstain: Councilmen - Katnich
RECESS Mayor Katnich then returned to his seat at the
Council table and declared a five-minute recess.
Council reconvened at 10:15 p.m.
COMMERCIAL Information concerning the following types of
WATER USE commercial use of water within the City of Lodi
was presented to the City Council by Public Works
Director Ronsko:
a) Once -through, Water-cooled Refrigeration Units
b) Car Wash Installations
(1) Tunnel Type
(2) Coin Ope rated
c) Pools without filtering systems
d) Private Wells
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Minutes of June 1, 1977, continued
COMMERCIAL WATER
USE (Continued) Mr. Ronsko apprised the Council that it is
ver y difficult to obtain=ompletely accurate
information because of the lack of adequate
records and manpower.
Mr. Ronsko's report concluded with the state-
ment that "at the present time most State and
Federal aid is set up to help the agricultural
users and water districts. There are special
provisions for businesses that lose revenue
because of the drought such as ranches and
recreational areas. The only available source
of funds for a Lodi business that wants to install
a more efficient water using system would be
through a Small Business Administration Loan
or other normal financing method. "
Council discussion followed with questions
regarding the subject being directed to Staff.
On motion of Councilman Hughes, Ehrhardt
second, Council identified task regarding com-
mercial water use as set forth in letter of
May 17, 1977 addressed to the City Manager
from Public Works Director Ronsko and directed
that the feasibility of using C.E.T.A, funds be
studied for manpower requirements to implement
the project.
A report regarding projects presently being
developed by N. C. P. A. for supplemental power,
namely; a) Shell Agreement, b) Calaveras
Project, was presented to the Council by Council-
man Hughes.
REPORT ON NCPA Copies of agreements entitled "Geothermal Steam
SUPPLEMENTAL Sales Agreement" and "Member Agreement for
POWER PROJECTS Construction, Operation and Financing of NCPA
Geothermal Generating Unit #2 Proiect" were pre-
sented for Council's perusal.
Council discussion followed with questions regard-
ing the report being directed to Coancilman Hughes.
No action was taken by the Ccuz:ul on the matter.
1977-78 BUDGET The recommended 1977-78 Budget was presented
to the City Council. A brief review of the proposed
budget was presented by Assistant City Manager
Glenn. The City Council was apprised that the pro-
posed Operating Budget totals $16, 010, 350, which
is an increase of $3,631,830 over the 1976-77
budget, an increase of 29.3%.
Questions regarding the budget were posed by
Council. Following discussion, on motion of
Councilman Pinkerton, Katzakian second, the con-
sideration of the proposed 1977-78 Budget of the
City of Lodi, including proposed Capital items, was
set for public hearing on June 15, 1977 at 8:00 p. m.
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Minutes of June 1, 1977, continued
SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY Council was apprised that on May 25, 1977,
SOLID WASTE Mayor Katn_ch, the City Manager, and Public
MANAGEMENT PLAN Works Director had attended a meeting at the
County offices to review with the representatives
from other cities and the County, the recommen-
dation of the Solid Waste Technical Advisory
Committee. Their recommendation covered the
direction which the cities and the County should
take with respect to developing a revised
Regional Solid Waste Management Plan that would
be acceptable to all municipal agencies within the
County.
The following policy decisions were agreed upon
by the elected officials attending this meeting,
and it was their recommendation that these items
be taken back to their political bodies for ratifica-
tion which would be in the form of a resolution:
1. Recommend hiring a consultant to develop a
Regional Solid Waste Management Plan which
would be acceptable to all municipal agencies in
the County and the State Solid Waste Management
Board;
2. Recommend that the funding of the consultant
would be proportioned between all agencies based
on population using the 1975 census;
3. Recommend County to be the lead agency with
respect to hiring and supervising the consultant;
4. Recommend that a policy body be developed con-
sisting of one member of each City Council and one
member of the Board of Supervisors. This policy
would participate in the consultant selection and
would act and give direction on the management
plan preparation. Each member of this policy
body should receive authorization from their pol-
itical body to vote on the consultant selection and
items during the plan preparation phase.
5. That a Technical Advisory Committee made up
of one member of each agency staff plus members
from private firms continue to make technical
recommendations to the policy body.
RES. NO. 4362
Following discussion, on motion of Councilman
Katzakian, Pinkerton second, Council adopted
Resolution No. 4362 confirming recommendations
as set forth by the policy body regarding the San
Joaquin County Solid Waste Management Plan, which
recommendations have been heretofore set forth.
ORDINANCES
Ordinance No. 1106 entitled ''An Ordinance adopting
UNIFORM MECHANICAL
the 'Uniform Mechanical Code', 1976 Edition,
CODE 1976 EDITION
which Code provides regulations controlling the
design, construction, installation, quality of mater -
ORD. NO. 1106
ials, location, operation, and maintenance of heating
ADOPTED
ventilating, comfort cooling, refrigeration systems ,
incinerators and other heat producing appliances in
the City of Lodi, providing for the issuance of per-
mits and collection of fees therefor; providing
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ORD. NO. 1106
ADOPTED (Contd.) penalt_e_ ___ tr_t� ,_olaricns -hereof; and repealing
Section_ i,A-2,inclusive.3A-?, and .3A-_ inclusive of
the Code c, -he
C_-%• E . cd4 an,! all other ordi-
nances and parts ._r _rd.-.a^c .s .__ confsi& there -
w th" ha-;eng be__. n:rodu•�ed a- a regular meeting
of the Lodi. Ciw Cc.:_zcii re=? Mal: 18, 1977 was
broughtp g
up c_- assn e _ _n:.Cr cf Councilman
Pinkerton, Katzakian :ecC.d. Second reading was
omitted atter read-*..-- t---; ti.:c and she Ordinance was
then passed, adopted and ordered tc print, by the
following -: ote'
Ayes: Councilmen. - Eh-hardt, Hughes, Katzakian,
P_nke_to . and Katnich
Noe s ; C ounz:-Umen No ne
Absent; Councilmen - Ncre
"UNIFORM PLUMBING
Ordinance No. 1107, ent_tied 'An Ordinance
CODE", 1976 EDITION
adopting the 'Uniform Plumbing Code', 1976 Edition,
providing for the e=stablishing c: minimum regula-
ORD. NO. 1107
tions for the il,*talla.t40:1, aireraticn or repair of
ADOPTED
plumbing and drainage sv stems and the inspection
thereof; prcvidi ng penal:_es t„r the violation thereof;
and repeal-'ag Sections 18- i, 18-2, 18-3 and 18-4
inciusi-.e of the Code cf the C:tv of Lodi and all
other ordinances and parts ci ordinances in conflict
therewith" having been i.ntroduced at a regular
meeting of the. Lcd: City Ccu ncil held May 18, 1977
was brought up fcr passage or. motion of Councilman
Pinkerton, Ehrrard: second. Second reading was
omitted after read:.:g by ti.tie and the Ordinance was
they, passed, ado -p -ed and ordered to print by the
following vete:
Ayes: Comac.1men - Ehrhardt, Hughes, Katzakian,
Pinkerccr. and Katnich
Noes: Cc:a _.iimaa - Mone
Absent: Councilmen - Nene
"UNIFORM BUILDING
Ordinance No. 1:03 er_ti>_ied "An Ordinance adopting
CODE" 1976 EDITION
the 'Ur_iform B-4 'ding Co,'e', 1976 Edition, and the
secondary cede reierred co therein, namely the
ORD. NO. 1108
'Uniform B L—_U_-1g Code Standards', 1976 Edition,
ADOPTED
which Codes regulate the design, construction,
quality cf materials, use and occupancy, location
and maintenance cf Uai-dings cr structures in the
City cf Ledi, p:ev':?i:.g for the issuance of permits
and ce'_1_ectcn of tee- cherErQ , providing penalties
for the 'riela=i^ .s `.hereof' repealing Sections 5.1 and
5.2. inclus -%e of. tr.a C::de of the City of Lodi, and all
other ordi.n.a,r,�es and parts c` crd'_nances in conflict
therewith'', ha-,-ing Meer introdu,-ed at a regular meet-
ing of _he Lc -(ii. Ci_y Con^c i held. May 18, 1977 was
brought up.'_,: pas save ...- niotio cf Councilman
Katzakian, Piakerto. sea:cnd. Second reading was
omitted after reading br .rue and the ordinance was
then passed, adopted, a: d ordered to print by the
following vote,
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ORD. NO. 110SADOPTED Ayes: Councilmen - Ehrhardt, Hughes,
(Continued) Katzakian, Pinkerton and
Katnich
Noes: Councilmen - None
Absent: Councilmen - None
P.E. R.S. CONTRACT Ordinance No. 1109 entitled "An Ordinance
AMENDED authorizing an amendment to the Contract
between the City of Lodi and the Board of
ORD. NO. 1109 Administration of the California Public Employees'
ADOPTED Retirement System" having been introduced at a
regular meeting of the Lodi City Council held
May 18, 1977 was brought up for passage on motion
of Councilman Ehrhardt, Katzakian second. Second
reading was omitted after 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
Noes: Councilmen - None
Absent: Councilmen - None
ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to be brought before
the Council, the meeting was adjourned to June 8,
1977 at 8:00 p. m. by Mayor Katnich, at approxi-
mately 11:15 p.m,. on motion of Councilman Ehrhardt,
Katzakian second.
Attest: ALICE M. REIMCHE
City Clerk
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