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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - November 2, 1977357 CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF LODI CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS NOVEMBER 2, 1977 A regular meeting cf the City Council of the City of Lodi was held beginning at 8:00 p. m. , Wednesday, November 2, 1977 in the City Hall Council Chambers. ROLL CALL Present: Councilmen - Ehrhardt, Katzakian, Pinkerton and Katnich(Mayor) Absent: Councilmen - Hughes Also Present: Assistant City Manager Glenn, Public Works Director Ronsko, Community Development Director Schroeder, Assistant City Attorney Sullivan, and City Clerk Reimche INVOCATION Following introduction by Councilman Ehrhardt, Reverend Roberts of the First Christian Church gave the invocation. PLEDGE Mayor Katnich led the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag. MINUTES On motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Katzakian second, the minutes of October 5, 1977 were approved as written. PUBLIC HEARINGS APPEAL OF MIR Notice thereof having been published and AFZAL(MIR HOTEL posted in accordance with law and affidavit -1/2 IV. ELM ST. of publication being on file in the office of LODI) the City Clerk, Mayor Katnich called for the hearing to consider the appeal of Mr. Mir Afzal, owner of the Mir Hotel at 27- 1/2 'Vest Elm Street, Lodi, California regard- ing inspection made of that premises by the San Joaquin Local Health District and the subsequent order to vacate. City Clerk Reimche presented a letter received from Jack C. Dozier, Attorney for Mr. Afzal, which advised that Mir Afzal has expended $6, 100.00 in professional re- pairs to the Mir Hotel since the notice of August 4, 1977. The entire wiring renewal, stairway replacement, room locks supply, screens and new linoleum throughout, etc. has been accomplished. Mr. Dozier further advised that the City Building Inspector re- viewed the progress on October 29, 1977 and that he believes the Building Inspector's report will be favorable. Mr. Dozier concludes 358 Minutes of November 2, 1977, continued APPEAL his letter by stating that they believe that MIR HOTEL the appeal herein has become moot. (Continued) Council discussion followed with questions concerning the matter being directed to Staff. There were no persons in the audience wishing to speak on the matter. Following receipt of a report by Community Development Director James Schroeder con- cerning the progress of the repairs that have been made, Council concurred that no further action should be taken on this matter at this time. LIMITED "NO PARKING" Notice thereof having been published in accor- ESTABLISHED ON dance with Law and affidavit of publication CENTURY BLVD. & being on file in the office of the City Clerk, DARTMOOR CIRCLE IN Mayor Katnich called for the hearing to con - VICINITY OF TOKAY sider the proposed limited "No Parking" on HIGH SCHOOL Century Boulevard and Dartmoor Circle in the vicinity of Tokay High School. RES. NO. 4410 The matter was introduced by Public Works Director Ronsko who presented a diagram of the subject area depicting restricted parking areas as proposed by Staff. The City Clerk presented a petition which had been signed by approximately 54 residents of Dartmoor Circle, Dorchester Drive, Century Boulevard, and Newbury Circle indicating their desire for restricted parking on Century Boulevard and Dartmoor Circle in the vicinity of Tokay High School. The following persons spoke in support of restricted parking in the area: a) Mr. Charles E. Kramer, 1024 Dartmoor Circle, Lodi b) Mr. E. W. Meath, 1100 Dartmoor Circle c) Mr. Charles Santini, 1001 Dartmoor Circle Mrs. Lillian Bunch, representing the Golden Oaks Village, asked that the restricted parking _7 be:.extended to the Golden Oaks Village area on Century Boulevard. There being no other persons wishing to speak on the matter, the public portion of the hearing was closed. Councilman Katzakian then moved for adoption of Resolution No. 4410 establishing limited "No Parking" on Century Boulevard and Dartmoor Circle in the vicinity of Tokay High School as proposed by Staff. The motion was seconded by Councilman Ehrhardt and carried by unanimous vote. -7- Minutes cf November 2, 1977, continued PLANNING COMMISSION The follo•,vi-g report of the Planning Com- ` ; mission Meeting of October 24, 1977 was presented for Council's scrutiny: The Planning Commission - L Recommended rezoning of the area en- compassed by the Burlington Manor Subdi- vision at the southeast corner of West Turner Road and North Ham Lane from R- 1, and R-2 Single -Family Residential District to R-2, Single -Family Residential District and R -LD, Low Density Multiple Family Residential District. As recommended, the lots facing Turner Road and Ham Lane would be zoned R -LD, and the interior lots along the extension of Palm and Eureka Streets would be R-2. Besides the single-family dwellings the Commission approved zoning permits of 5 duplexes on cor- ner lots and a fourplex at the Ham -Turner intersection. REQUEST FOR Council was apprised that the City Clerk had BURLINGTON MANOR received a letter dated November 2, 1977 from REZONING WITH- Victor W. Meyer, Engineering Associates, DRAWN advising that they wish to withdraw their request for rezoning of the Burlington Manor. Council discission followed with questions con- cerning the matter being directed to Staff. The Planning Commission also - SPECIFIC PLAN 2. Recommended that the Specific Plan for BECKMAN RD. Beckman Road between Harney Lane and Victor BETWEEN HARNEY Road be amended to provide for two 14 -foot LANE AND VICTOR travel lanes, a 12 -foot left turn lane; no on--. ROAD street parking or sidewalks within a 54 -foot right-of-way and that a 20 -foot building setback line outside of the proposed right-of-way be established alcrg the east side of the street. City Clerk Re'imche apprised the Council that a letter had been received from Mr. Lloyd Beckman requesting that this matter not be set for Public Hearing until December 7, 1977. On motion of Councilman Katzakian, Ehrhardt second, the matter was set for Public Hearing on December 7, 1977. ITEMS OF INTEREST The Planning Commission also - 1. Conditionally approved the Tentative Sub- division'Map of Burlington Manor, a 5 -acre, 23 -lot tract at the southeast corner of West Tur .e r Road and North Ham Lane. 2. Appro=red, with the conditions recommended by the Site Plan and Architectural Review -3- 360 Minutes of November 1, 1977, continued Committee, the request of Thomas Luckey PLANNING COMMISSION Construction Company for a Use Permit to ITEMS OF INTEREST establish a 107 unit apartment complex on (Continued) the south side of Wimbledon Drive between South Hutchins Street and Winchester Drive in an area zoned Planned Development Dis- trict No. 4 (P -D(4) ), (i.e. English Oaks Manor). COMMUNICATIONS PUC ORDER INSTITUTING City Clerk Reimche advised the Council that INVESTIGATION BEFORE she had been served with an Order Instituting PUC RE LODI GRADE Investigation before the Public Utilities Com - CROSSING mission of the State of California pertaining to investigation into the status, safety, mainte- nance, operation, use, protection and closing of the following crossings at grade with the "D" Line of the Southern Pacific Transportation Company in the City of Lodi: Crossing No. D-102.9, Tokay Street; Crossing No. D-103. 1, Lodi Avenue; Crossing No. D- 103. 2, Walnut Avenue; Crossing No. D- 103. 25 Oak Street; Crossing No. D- 103, 3, Pine Street; Crossing No. D-103.4, Elm Street; Crossing No. D-103.5, Locust Street; Crossing No. D- 103. 6, Lockeford Street, dated October 25, 1977. The Public Hearing on this investigation shall be heard before the Administrative Law Judge Banks on January 10th and 11th, 1978 in the City Hall Council Chambers. ABC LICENSES City Clerk Reimche presented the following applications for Alcoholic Beverage Licenses which had been received: 1. Spurgin's Arco, Wayne E. Spurgin, 225 S. Cherokee Lane, Lodi, Off Sale Beer and Wine, New License. 2. Cosmopolitan Foot Long Doggies, Dick' De Grande, 18012 N. Cluff Avenue, Lodi, On Sale Beer, New License. 3. Jersey Crown Dairy, Michael D. /Sue B. Santoro, 321 S. Hutchins, Lodi, Off Sale Beer & Wine, Person to Person Transfer. The following information concerning applica- PUC APPLICATIONS tions before the Public Utilities Commission of the State of California was presented for Council's perusal. Applicatio�j No. 57626 before the PUC, Notice of Filing of Application, Western LNG Terminal Associates and a Joint Application of Western LNG Terminal, PG&E and Pacific Lighting -4- 361 Minutes of November 2, 1977, continued PUC APPLICATIONS Service Co, for Permit authorizing the (Continued) construction and operation of LNG terminal. Following the suggestion of Councilman Pinkerton, Council concurred that a letter should be directed to the Public Utilities Commission supporting the construction and operation of a liquefied natural gas terminal pursuant to the Liquefied Natural Gas Termi- nal Act of 1977. City Clerk Reimche was directed to assist the Mayor in drafting such a letter. PG&E Notice that in Application 57642 filed with PUC October 20, 1977, it has requested authorization to increase its rates and charges for electric service. Copies of Application with related exhibits will be made available upon written request to PG&E. S.J.COUNTY The City Clerk apprised the Council of a letter DECLARED that had been received from the San Joaquin RABIES AREA Local Health District giving reference to a F' letter received from the State Department of ` Health indicating that San Joaquin County and including all incorporated cities therein have been declared a rabies area as defined in Sec. 190 1. 2 of the Health and Safety Code, effective December 2, 1977. REPORT BY Mayor Katnich reported to the Council on his MAYOR ON efforts to obtai_: housing for senior citizens HOUSING FOR expected to be displaced with the closing of DISPLACED SENIOR certain iocal hotels. Council discussion re - CITIZENS garding the matter followed with the Mayor - being commended for his efforts on behalf of these senior citizens. 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, Katzakian second, were approved by Council. CLAIMS CLAIMS WERE APPROVED IN THE AMOUNT OF ' $510, 854. 93, Assistant City Manager Glenn presented the AWARD -CONTRACT following bids which had been received for Well 9 FOR WELL 9 PUMP & Pump a. d Motor, "58 Shady Acres Drive, Lodis MOTOR BIDDER BID RES. NO. 4411 Subgrade Construction Corp. $15, 100.00 Goehrig Pump & Irrigation $15,248.00 Western Weil. Drilling Co. Ltd $15, 500. 00 San Joaquin Pump Co. $16,231.78 -5- 35? Minutes of November 2, 1977, continued WELL 9 PUMP The Assistant City Manager recommended that & MOTOR AWARD the award be made to Subgrade Construction Corporation, the low bidder. RES. NO. 4411 (Continued) RESOLUTION NO. 4411 RESOLUTION AWARDING THE CONTRACT FOR WELL 9 PUMP AND MOTOR, 358 SHADY ACRES DRIVE, LODI TO SUBGRADE CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION, RANCHO CORDOVA, THE LOW BIDDER, IN THE AMOUNT OF $15, 100. AWARD -INSTRUMENT Council was apprised that the following bids had MAINTENANCE been received for the Instrument Maintenance SERVICEJWHITE Service Contract for White Slough Water Pollution SLOUGH Control Facility: RES. NO. 4412 BIDDER AMOUNT Diablo Control Co. $8,400.00 Honeywell Incorporated $9, 178.00 Following recommendation by Assistant City Manager Glenn, Council adopted the following Resolution: RESOLUTION NO. 4412 RESOLUTION AWARDING THE BID FOR THE INSTRUMENT MAINTENANCE SERVICE CON- TRACT FOR WHITE SLOUGH WATER POLLU- TION CONTROL FACILITY TO DIABLO CONTROL COMPANY, THE LOW BIDDER, IN THE AMOUNT OF $8,400.00. AWARD -FORKLIFT The following bids which had been received for a Forklift for the Public Works Department were RES. HO. 4413 presented for Council's scrutiny: BIDDER AMOUNT Springs & Sons $ 7, 374.00 Lift Truck Service Corp. $11,902.00 Watts Equipment Co. $14, 500.00 Holt Brothers $16,050.00 Following an inquiry, Council was informed that the specifications for the forklift were written around a remanufactured forklift. Only the low bidder, Springs and Sons, bid a remanufactured piece of equipment. The second low bidder bid a used forklift which was not reconditioned, re- built, or remanufactured, and the two high bidders bid a new forklift. Council was apprised that the low bidder does meet all of the specifications and it was recommended that the award be made to Springs and Sons. On motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Katzakian second, Council adopted Resolution No. 4413 awarding the bid for the forklift for Public Works to Springs and Sons, of Stockton, California in the amount of S7, 374. 303 Minutes of November 2, 1977, continued ESIS CONTRACT Following introduction of the matter by RENEWED Assistant City Manager Glenn, Council, on _ motion of Councilman Katzakian, Pinkerton second, authorized the renewal of Contract No. 569 with ESIS for Workers Compensation Administration for the period of January 1, 1978 to December 31, 1978 under the same terms and conditions as the existing contract with the exception that Loss Control Services should they be needed, will be provided at the rate of $225 per day or $30.00 per hour. AWARD -CONTRACT Assistant City Manager Glenn presented the FOR CITY HALL following bids which had been received for REMODEL "City Hall Remodel": RES. NO. 4414 BIDDER AMOUNT Recessed Henry Beuving and Son, Inc. $324,980.00 Conc. Angelo Fanos $327,300.00 Ceiling Following the recommendation of the Assistant Raceway City Manager, Council, on motion of Council- Deduct man Pinkerton, Katzakian second, adopted Deduct Resolution No. 4414 awarding the contract for $ 7,705 City Hall Remodel to Henry Beuving and Son, $5,467 Inc., the low bidder, in the amount of $5,241 $324, 980. 00. DR. BERGANTZ Mayor Katnich introduced Dr. Milton Bergantz, INTRODUCED member of the Library Board of Trustees who $ 12, 800 was in the audience. THANK YOU NOTE Mayor Katnich read a "thank you" note that had RECEIVED been received from a "Grateful Taxpayer" $10,8.53 complimenting work done by Public Works $7,803 Employees Dan Pechin, Don Little, and Steve Crim. CONDITIONAL AWARD - CONTRACT FOR LODI PUBLIC LIBRARY RES. NO. 4415 Base Bid Contractors C. . Brayton & Son $1, 794, 320 Rc, e, Construction $1,830,000 John Otto $1,874,000 Roebbelen Const. Co. $1,895, 750 The following bids which had been received for the contract for the Lodi Public Library were presented for Council's scrutiny: Alt. 1 Alt. 2 Alt. 3 Alt. 4 Alt. 5 Ext. Wall Hung Slit -Flat Recessed Underfloo: Conc. Shelving Ceiling LumClg. Raceway Deduct Deduct Deduct Deduct Deduct $ 7,705 $10,853 $5,467 $6,300 $5,241 $211,000 $11,500 $5,500 $5, 800 $2,100 $ 12, 800 $10,800 $1,740 $7,000 $5,300 $11,653 $10,8.53 $4,239 $7,803 $8,620 -7- c754 Minutes of November 2, 1977, continued AWARD -LIBRARY Following discussicn, Council, on motion of CONTRACT(Contd) Councilman Ehrhardt, Pinkerton second, adopted Resolution No. 4415 awarding the contract for the RES. 4415 (Contd) "Lodi Public Library" subject to the Public Works Department receiving clearance on all minority subcontractors, to C. T. Brayton and Sons, Inc. , the low bidder, in the amount of $1, 794, 320. 00. Library Board of Trustees President C. M. Sullivan and Trustee Lewis P. Singer addressed the Council indicating their delight in the bids that had been received and related that the long-awaited new library facility is finally becoming a reality. PUBLIC SAFETY Council was apprised that the following two bids BUILDING had been received for the Public Safety Building BOILER BIDS Boiler: REJECTED BIDDER AMOUNT r ' George F. Schuler, Inc. $45,840.00 Henderson Brothers $65,964.00 It was recommended that the Council reject all of the bids, that the bids not be awarded, and that the City Council consider readvertising this contract in the Spring of 1978 for the following reTsons: 1. The large difference in the bids received and the amount that these bids were over the engineer's estimate; 2. Due to the delivery time on the boilers, the in- stallation would actually be made during the time of year which would require the highest demand for heating requirements; and 3. The low bidder did not meet the specifications. Discussion followed, with questions concerning the matter being directed to Staff. -8- On motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Katzakian second, Council rejected the bids that had been re- ceived on the Public Safety Building Boiler with the understanding the City will readvertise for bids there- on in the early Spring of 1978. PLANS & SPECS The plans and specifications for the "Vine Street Box FOR VINE ST. Culvert at W.I. D. Canal" were presented for Council's BOX CULVERT perusal. Council was advised that in general, the work AT W.I.D. CANAL consists of constructing a box culvert and street im- APPROVED prcvements, including curb, gutter, sidewalk, fencing, street paving, and street lighting within the W.I. D. right-of-way. On motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Ehrhardt second, Council approved the plans and specifications for "Vine Street Box Culvert at the Woodbridge Irrigation District Canal'' and authorized the City Clerk to advertise for bids thereon. -8- JC3S Foilocving discussion, on motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Katzakian second, the proposed Modifi- cation of Agreea:ent with the County of San Joaquin For the use of the Lodi Public Safety/Court Building for fiscal year 11977-78 was approved, and the Mayor and City Clerk were authorized to execute the Agree- ment or. behalf of the City. APPROVAL OF Minutes of November 2, 1977, continued AGREEMENT WITH the purchasing of a private telephone system versus W.I.D. FOR VI^1E Following introduction of the matter by Assistant ST. CROSSING APPRVD. City Manager Glenn, Council, on motion of = - Councilrnan Pinkerton, Ehrhardt second, approved ar. Agreement with the Woodbridge Irrigation Dis- tri:-t whereby the City of Lodi is granted permis- ion to cross the canal for the purpose of construct- ; ng a vehicular and pas-enger bridge at Vine Street and authorized the Mayor and City Clerk to execute the Agreement on behalf of the City. MODIFICATION OF Council was appri_e i that since July 1, 1975 the COURTS BLDG. County of San Joaquin and the City of Lodi have MAINTENANCE AGREE- had an agreement for payment by the County to the MENT APPROVED • City for the County', share of court related mainte- ` niece and utility costs in the Lodi Public Safety/ Court Building. The agreement provides that each fiscal year the amount to be paid by the County may be adjusted.. Any a ijustment is to be based upon the City's prior year actual cost of furnishing maintenance and utility services for the County- o::cupied portion of the building (established by mutual agreement to be 13% of the total costs), plus a factor for salary increases and inflation as welt as the anticipated additional cost of furnishing electricity. any adjustments agreed upon are to be effective July 1st of each year. For 1977-78 the total cost amcunts to 51?, 300 which includes the iobby furniture and drapes. A Proposed Modification of Agreement between the City of Lodi and the County of Saa Joaquin for the use of the Lodi Public Safety/Court Building for fis:.al year 19771-78 •,•:as presented for Council's scrutiny. Foilocving discussion, on motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Katzakian second, the proposed Modifi- cation of Agreea:ent with the County of San Joaquin For the use of the Lodi Public Safety/Court Building for fiscal year 11977-78 was approved, and the Mayor and City Clerk were authorized to execute the Agree- ment or. behalf of the City. APPROVAL OF Following Council receipt of a report concerning COMMUNICATION'S the purchasing of a private telephone system versus SYSTEM - CITY HALL remaining -ith Pacific Telephone and Telegraph, REMODEL Staff recommended that the City install the Pacific ` Telephone and Teiegraph SG- 1A Electronic Switch- board for City Hall for the following reasons: 1. The Ciry :;f Lodi ha= al•:rays received excellent service from t' --e Telephone Company. 2. rhe maintenance and record control of the telephone : y5te"_ :s '^andled by Pacific Telephone .,td Telegraph and offer; greater reliability in Case of system faill:res. '.a) of service personnel - SLc^_kton 'b) L,catio- olTelephone office - Lodi and Stockton. 366 Minutes of No -:ember 2, 1377, cont; ;:ed COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM (Contirued) 3. The Pacific Teiephone and Telegraph system requires the least amount of disruptic= in service w?thin City Ha=1. (a) All employees are familiar with Fac,fi,- Telephone and 'Telegraph terminology and phones. (b) Police and Fire Departments are left undisturbed, except for number change with touch-tone. 4. The risk factors and follow-on costs for changes and expansicn in system involve the least cost and risk. 5. The additional cost for improving the system requires the least amount of capital: (a) Installation of new equipment with touch-tone - $2,202.00 (b) L-acrease in monthly rental $235.00 The total monthly rental for the SG- 1A telephone system will be $1,680.90. With touch-tone, there will be a required number change for incoming service and the City- l.as reserved LODI 334-5634 for City Hall. Council discussion followed with questions being directed to Staff. On motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Ehrhardt second, Council authorized the installation of the P. T. &T. SG- lA electronic switchboard for City Hall with no changes to be made with the Police or Fire Department Systems, DAUTRICH, ET AL - A brief report regarding Dautrich, et al - vs VS BOARD OF Board of Administration, et al, in which the City ADMINISTRATION, of Lodi is one cf the named defendants was pre - ET AL CITY OF L•ODI sented to Council by Assistant City Attorney C. M. Sullivan. D`_scussion regarding the case - followed with guest'' -c -ie being directed to Mr. Sullivan by the Cou_zcil. On motion of Co•a-ic:iman Ehrhardt, Katzakiah second, Cour_oil authorized retaining the firm of McDonough, Holland, Schwartz and Ailen to de- fend the acticn aga'-nst the City of Lod_ and directed that ;nformaticn as requested be forwarded to Attorney Williarn G. Hclliman, Jr. of that law firm as proposed by Assistant City Attorney- Sullivan. _10- 367 .0 .0-43W - --- I- - - - '- .:sites of November 2, 1177, continued APPLICATION FOR Following intrcductic- cf the matte:-- byA."istant ELIGIBILITY FEDERAL City Manager Glenn, Council took the-lollowing SURPLUS PROPERTY actions: PROGRAM APPROVED a) On motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Katzakian RES. NO. 4416 second, Council adopted Resolution No. 44I6 authorizing 1-.e City :Manager to execute State of California Application, for Eligibility to par- ticipate in the Federal Surplus Personal Property Program thereby authorizing the City Manager, Assistant City Manager, Public Works Director and Building and Equipment Maintenance Superviscr to act as the City's representative in acquiring surplus property. b) On motion of Counciiman Ehrhardt, Katzakian DAM FAILURE second, Council adopted Resolution No. 4417 EVACUATION PLAN thereby adopting that document entitled "Dam ADOPTED Failure Evacuation Plan", as a supplement to the City of Lodi Emergency Opera --.ion Pian to be RES. NO. 4.417 utilized to mobilize the resources i^ this City in case of dam failure. Council received in.ormation concerning the forth - 1978 GENERAL coming March 7, 1x78 General Municipal Election MUNICIPAL as presented by the City Clerk which designated ELECTION certain specUic determinations that must be made by the Cour_ca prior to the opening of nominations for that election. Following discussion, with questions being directed to the City Clerk, Council took the following actions: RES. NO. 4418 On motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Pinkerton RES. NO. 4419 second, Council adopted Resolution No. 4418 thereby RES. NO. 4420 setting forth the following regulations pertaining to the General Municipal Election to be held March 7, 1978: (a) No charges shall be levied to the candidate for the printing, translating, ha: dling o: distribution of the "Candidate's Statement": ib) The "Candidate's Statement" shall be limited to a maximum of 200 words. (c) Candidates for elective office will not be per- mitted to prepare separately other materials to be sent to each voter in addition to the sample ballot and the voters pamphlet, (d) No filing fee will be imposed for the processing of candidate's norni: ation papers. On motion of Cour_ciiman Ehrhardt, Pinkerton second, Council adopted Resolution No. 44'_9 authorizing the execution of Agreement w-Ith the County of San Joaquin for certain ser -.-ices to be performed by the County in connection with the 1978 General Municipal Election. On :notion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Pinkerton second, Council adopted Resciution No. 442.0 authorizing the City Clerk to car.vass the results of the General Municipal Election to be held March 7, :978 prior to March 14, '978 o _lin utes of November 2, 1877, continued ALTERNATE MALL A summary of the '_Mali Fountain operation costs FOUNTAIN OPERATION as well as diagrams of alternate fosr_ta r opera - APPROVED tic•-_� were Presented for Council's scrutiny. . Following discussion, with questions regarding the matter being directed to Staff, Council, on motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Ehrhardt second, approved the modification of the Mali Fountain which will include the installation of a skimmer pump and nozzles on the main line (Alternate 4a, as proposed by Staff.; PRIORITY LIST Council reviewed the Priority List which had been REVIEWED projected at the March 22, 1'?77 Informal Informa- tional Meeting vr_th Public Works Director Ronsko apprising Council on the status of those items per- taining to the Public Works Department. ORDINANCES Ordinance Vo. 1124 entitled "Ordinance Amending Official District Map of the City of Lodi and There- by Rezoning the Proposal of Lodi South Subdivision on the East Side of South Church Street, North and REZONING LODI Scuth of the Easterly Extension of Lambert Court SOUTH SUBDIVISION from R- i, Single -Family Resider.ial to R-2, FROM R- 1 TO R-2 Single -Family Residential and R -GA, Garden' AND R -GA Apartment Residential" having been introduced at a regular meeting of the Lodi City Council held ORD. NO. 1124 October 19, 1377 was brought up fcr passage on ADOPTED motion of Counc'-'-nan Katzakian, Ehrhardt second. Second reading was c pitted after reading by title and the Ordinance was then pa._sed, adopted and ordered to print by the fol:owl_^g vote: Ayes: Councilmen - Ehrhardt, Katzakian, Pinkerton and Katnich Noes: CcunC;4lznen - None Absent: Councilmen - Hughes AMENDING WATER Ordinance No. '_ 125 entitled "Ar. Ordi_ a nce of CONSERVATION the City of Lodi Amendaag Ordinance 110= and MEASURES Thereby Establishing Water Conser.ation Measures" having been introduced at a regular ORD. NO. 1125 meeting of the Lodi C_ty Council held October; 19, ADOPTED 1977 was brought up fcr passage on motion of: Councilman Katzakian, Pinkerton second. Second reading was omitted after reading by ti -de and the Ordinance was igen passed, adopted and ordered to print by the following vote: Ayes: Cour-c'_e-nen - Ehrhardt, Katzakian, Pinkerton and. Katn;ch Nae:: Connc'.lmen - Mone Absent? Cc ri--*.men - Hughea -12- Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - Hughes ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to come before the Council, Mayor Katnich adjourned the meeting on motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Ehrhardt second at approximately 9:40 p.m. Atte st: ) v' A/� E _/ H�' City Clerk -13- 3 6a Minutes of Nov -ember 2, 1377, continued ORDINANCES(Cor_td) CAPITAL IMPROVE- Ordinance No. 1:26 entitled "Ordir_ance MENT BUDGET FOR Adopt'.ng a Capital Imprc*cement Budget for the F.Y. 1977-78 ADOPTED City of Lodi for the Fiscal Year- : ;:__ =ing July 1, 1977 and ending June 30, 1978 having ORD. NO. 1126 been introduced at a regular meeting of the Lodi ADOPTED City Council held October 19, 1977 was brought up for passage o_. motion of Councilma_ Katzakian, Ehrhardt 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, Katzakian, Pinkerton and Katnich Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - Hughes ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to come before the Council, Mayor Katnich adjourned the meeting on motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Ehrhardt second at approximately 9:40 p.m. Atte st: ) v' A/� E _/ H�' City Clerk -13- 3 6a