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CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF LODI
CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS
DECEMBER 14, 1977
An adjourned regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi
was held beginning at 8:00 p.m. , Wednesday, December 14, 1977 in
the City Hail Council Chambers.
ROLL CALL Present: Councilmen - Ehrha rdt(a r rived 9.05 p. m.).
Hughes, Katzakian, Pinkerton
and Katnich (Mayor)
Absent: Councilmen - None
Also Present: Assistant City Manager Glenn,
Assistant City Engineer Robison, City Attorney
Mullen, Community Development Director Schroeder,
and City Clerk Reimche.
INVOCATION The invocation was given by Reverend Ernie Rogalski,
Temple Baptist Church.
PLEDGE Mayor Katnich led the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag.
MINUTES On motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Katzakian second,
Council approved the Minutes of November 2, 1977.
Council, on motion of Councilman Katzakian, Pinkerton
second approved the Minutes of November 16, 1977 air
written and mailed.
PUBLIC HEARING
Council was apprised that a letter had been received
ON BECKMAN ROAD
from Mr. Lloyd Beckman requesting that the Public
SPECIFIC PLAN
Hearing to consider the City Planning Commission's
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recommendation that the Specific Plan for Beckman
Road between Harney Lane and Victor Road be amended
ORD. NO. 1127,
to provide for two 14 -foot travel lanes, a 12 -foot left
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turn lane; no on -street parking or sidewalks within a
54 -foot right-of-way and that a 20 -Soot building setback
line outside of the proposed rightpf-way be established
along the east side of the street be'continued to the
regular meeting of December 2I, 1977. On motion
of Councilman Pinkerton, Katzakian second, the
matte r was continued to December 21, 1977 as
requested.
CIRCULATION
Notice thereof having been published in accordance
ELEMENT OF
with law and affidavit of publication being on file in
GENERAL PLAN
the office of the City Clerk, Mayor Katnich called for
AMENDED
the Public Hearing to consider the City Planning
Commission's recommendation for the approval of the
ORD. NO. 1127,
request of Mr. Charles Ferdun, President, Ferdun
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and Woods Equipment Company, for an amendment to
the Circulation Element of the General Plan by relocat-
ing Vine Street which is located east of South Beckman
Road in a future industrial area.
The matter was introduced by Community Development
Director Schroeder who presented a diagram of the
subject area.
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CIRCULATION
There being no persons in the audience wishing to
ELEMENT OF
speak on the matter, the public portion of the hearing
GENERAL PLAN
was closed.
AMENDED
Following Council discussion on the matter, Council -
ORD. NO. 1127
man Katzakian introduced Ordinance No. 1127 amend -
INTRO,
ing the Circulation Element of the General Plan of
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the City of Lodi by relocating Vine Street which is
located east of South Beckman Road in a future indus-
trial area. The motion was seconded by Councilman
Pinkerton and carried.
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Notice thereof having been published in accordance
PARCEL AT 710 S.
with law and affidavit of publication being on file in
BECKMAN ROAD
the office of the City Clerk, Mayor Katnich called
REZONED FROM
for the Public Hearing to consider the City Planning
R- 1 TO M- 1
Commission's recommendation for the approval of the
request of Mr. Cye G. Vaughan, Jr, to rezone a
ORD. NO. 1126
12.93 acre parcel at 710 South Beckman Road from
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R-1, Single -Family Resl4ential to M-1, Light
Industrial in conformance with the Land Use Element
of the General Plan.
The matter was introduced by Community Development
Director Schroeder who presented a diagram of the
subject area.
Speaking on behalf of the proposed rezoning was Mr.
Cye Vaughan, 16190 N. Alpine, Lodi.
There being no other persons in the audience wishing
to speak on the matter, the public portion of the hearing
was closed.
Council discussion followed with questions being
directed to staff. Councilman Katzakian introduced
Ordinance No. 1128 rezoning a 12.93 acre parcel at
710 S. Beckman Road from R-1, Single -Family Resi-
dential to M- 1, Light Industrial in conformance with
the Land Use Element of the General Plan. The
motion was seconded by Councilman Pinkerton and
carried.
PLANNING
COMMISSION The City Manager gave the following report of the
Planning Commission meeting of November 28, 1977.-
The
977:The Planning Commission -
ITEMS OF INTEREST
1. Conditionally approved the Amended Tentative Map
of Burlington Manor, a 5 -acre single-family resi-
dential tract at the southeast corner of North Ham Lane
and W e st Turner Road in an area zoned R- 1 and R-2,
Single -Family Residential,
2. Denied the appeal of Mr. John E. Donovan of the
Community Development Director's refusal of a Build-
ing Pe -mit to construct off-site apartment storage
units on an alley lot to the rear of 433 East Locust
Street in an area zoned R -HD, High Density Multiple
Family Residential.
The Planning Commission denied the appeal because
(a) it felt it was unadvisable to permit stand-alone
storage units in a residential zone, and (b) it was con-
cerned about the precedent which would be established.
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PLANNING COMMISSION
ITEMS OF INTEREST 3. Informed the San Joaquin Planning Department
(Contd.) that the Planning Commission had no objection to
the issuance of a drilling permit for gas and/or
oil to Mr. Delmar Batch at 1767 East Harney Lane
in an area zoned I -PA, Interim Protected Agricul-
tu re.
The City Manager gave the following report of the
Planning Commission meeting of December 12,
1977:
The Planning Commission -
1. Recommended that the Zoning Ordinance be
amended to permit condominium lots on parcels of
less than two acres in areas zoned R-2, R -LD,
R -GA, R -MD, RHD, C -P, C- 1 and C-2.
It was the Planning Commission's recommendation
that the following sub -section be added to Section
27-13, General Provisions and Exceptions:
(c) Height and Area.
"3. Conversion to Condominiums; In districts
where duplexes, triplexes, fourplexes, multi-
family or group dwellings are permitted the lot
area may be modified to permit the conversion
of the parcel to condominium use. However, in
no instance shall the total lot area be less than
what would normally be permitted for the total
number of allowable units, and in no case may
the front or rear yards, sideyards, abutting
adjacent parcels, or exterior court areas be less
than permitted in the particular district. "
AMENDMENT TO On motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Katzakian
PERMIT CONDO- second, the matter was set for Public Hearing
MINIUM LOTS ON January 4, 1978.
PARCELS OF LESS
THAN TWO ACRES
IN AREAS ZONED
R-2, R -LD, R -GA,
R -MD, R -HD, C -P,
C- 1 AND C-2
COMMUNICATIONS
CLAIMS The City Clerk presented a claim which had been
filed on behalf of Charles Bender for damages for
an incident occurring on or about June 15, 1977.
On motion of Councilman Katzakian, Katnich second,
the Claim was rejected and referred to the City
Contract Administrator.
ABC LICENSE The City Clerk presented the following applications
for Alcoholic Beverage Licenses which had been
received:
a. Spencer/Virginia Addeman, Kozy Kornes, 548
S. Sacramento St., On Sale Beer and Wine Public
Premises, Person to Person Transfer.
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COMMUNICATIONS
ABC LICENSE
b. Anne and Lawrence Meyers, Rex Pool Hall,
(Continued)
9 N. Sacramento St., On Sale Beer and Wine
Public Premises, Person to Person Transfer
c. The Southland Corporation, 7 -Eleven Food -
stores, 401 N. California St., Off Sale Beer and
Wine, Person to Person Transfer
d. Celia H. Albor, La Dalia Negra, 23-25 N.
Sacramento St., On Sale Beer and Wine, Public
Premises, Person to Person Transfer (dropping
partner).
PUC NOTICE
The City Clerk presented a Notice that had been
received from the Public Utilities Commission
advising of an Order Instituting Investigation for
the purpose of establishing a list for F.Y. 1978-79
of existing and proposed crossings urgently in need
of separation; projects effecting elimination of
grade crossings or existing separations in need of
alte ration.
HEARING ON
Council was apprised of a notice that had been re -
PROP 9
ceived from the Senate Select Committee on
i
Political Reform of a Hearing on Proposition 9 to
be held Tuesday, December 13, 1977 at 9:00 a, m.
at the State Capitol.
S. J. CO. PUBLIC
A Notice of Public Hearing before the Board of
HEARING RE
Supervisors of San Joaquin County regarding
AGRICULTURAL
Agricultural Preserve - Woodbridge Road and the
PRESERVE i
S. P. Railroad Tracks intersection was presented
for Council's scrutiny.
APPEAL OF DENIAL The City Clerk presented a request which had been
OF BUILDING received from Mr. John E. Donovan, 330 W. Lodi
PERMIT Ave., Lodi appealing the City of Lodi Planning
Commission's denial of a building permit for 16
storage units to be used by the apartment owner
and tenants at 425, 427, and 429 E. Locust Street.
Council was apprised of a subsequent call from Mr.
Donovan asking that his request be held over to the
December Z 1, 1977 Council meeting. Council
tacitly concurred that the matter he held over.
SOLID WASTE The City Clerk apprised the Council that she had
MANAGEMENT been served with a Notice of Hearing on Petition
PLAN ., for Writ of Mandate pursuant to the Code of Civil
Procedure Section 1085 in regard to the adoption
of a County Solid Waste Management Plan. Mayor
Katnich gave a brief report to the Council on the
matte r.
LETTER FROM HUD Council was advised that formal notice had been re -
RE FLOOD PLAIN ceived from the Department of Housing and Urban
MANAGEMENT Development regarding the City's failure to adopt
MEASURES required flood plain management measures. The
" letter states that if these measures are not adopted
by March 1, 1978, it will result in suspension of the
City's eligibility in the National Flood Insurance
Program. An update concerning this matter was pre-
sented to the Council by Community Development
Director Schroeder.
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CONSENT CALENDAR In accordance with the report and recommendation
of the City Manager, the following actions hereby
set forth between asterisks, on motion of Council-
man Pinkerton, Katzakian second, were approved
by Council.
CLAIMS CLAI.MS WERE APPROVED IN THE AMOUNT OF
$1,236,255. 46.
COUNCIL CALLS
Minutes of December 14, 1977, continued
APPRECIATION
City Clerk Re'•_mche presented a letter which had
EXPRESSED FOR
been received from the San Joaquin County
OLD RECORDS
Historical Museum expressing appreciation for the
-
contribution of City of Lodi documents of early
PRECINCTS
history recently given to the museum.
BD. OF SUPER-
A resolution supporting additional traffic lanes on
VISORS SUPPORTS
Highway 99 over the Mokelumne River Bridge as
ADDITIONAL
adopted by the San Joaquin County Board of
TRAFFIC LANES
Supervisors on November 15, 1977 was presented
OVER MOKELUMNE
for Council's perusal.
BRIDGE AT 99
ELECTION INSPECTORS AT $38.40 FOR JUDGES
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On motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Katzakian
PAL ELECTION
second, Mr. James F. Culbertson was reappointed
REAPPOINTMENTS
to the Board of Trustees of the San Joaquin Local
TO BOARDS
Health District effective January 2, 1978 and con-
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tinuing to January 2, 1982.
On motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Katzakian
second, Mr. Robert S. Fuller was reappointed as
a Trustee for the Northern San Joaquin County
Mosquito Abatement District for a two year term
expiring December 31, 1979.
CONSENT CALENDAR In accordance with the report and recommendation
of the City Manager, the following actions hereby
set forth between asterisks, on motion of Council-
man Pinkerton, Katzakian second, were approved
by Council.
CLAIMS CLAI.MS WERE APPROVED IN THE AMOUNT OF
$1,236,255. 46.
COUNCIL CALLS
RESOLUTION NO. 4432
GENERAL MUNI-
51243. 5 of the Government Code, the Board of
CIPAL ELECTION
COUNCIL ADOPTED RESOLUTION NO. 4432
RES. NO. 4432
CALLING THE GENERAL MUNICIPAL, ELECTION
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TO BE HELD MARCH 7, 1978.
PRECINCTS
RESOLUTION NO. 4433
ESTABLISHED,
ELECTION BOARD
COUNCIL ADOPTED RESOLUTION NO. 4433
MEMBERS
DESIGNATING PRECINCTS AND POLLING PLACES,
APPOINTED AND
APPOINTING MEMBERS OF THE PRECINCT
COMPENSATION SET,
BOARDS; SETTING THE COMPENSATION FOR
ETC. 'FOR 3/7/78
ELECTION INSPECTORS AT $38.40 FOR JUDGES
GENERAL MUNICI-
AND CLERKS AT $33. 00; ESTABLISHING THE FEE
PAL ELECTION
TO BE PAID FOR THE USE OF POLLING PLACES
RES. NO. 4433
AT $25.00, AND DIRECTING THE CITY CLERK TO
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PUBLISH A LIST OF ELECTION OFFICERS AND
POLLING PLACES AND NOTICE OF NOMINEES FOR
PUBLIC OFFICE FOR THE GENERAL MUNICIPAL
ELECTION TO BE HELD MARCH 7, 1978.
RES. PROTESTING
Following receipt of notices that pursuant to Section
EXECUTION OF
51243. 5 of the Government Code, the Board of
CALIFORNIA LAND
Supervisors intends to enter California Land Conser-
CONSERVATION
vation contracts which will include land within one
CONTRACTS
mile of the exterior boundaries of the City of Lodi,
RES. NO. 4434
Councii adopted the following resolution:
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LAND CONSERVA-
TION CONTRACTS
RES. NO. 4434
(Continued)
RES. AWARDING
CONTRACT FOR
VINE STREET
BOX CULVERT
Minutes of December 14, 1977, continued
RESOLUTION NO. 4434
RESOLJ'"ION PROTESTING EXECUTION OF
CALIFORNIA LAND CONSERVATION CONTRACTS
INITIATED BY THE FOLLOWING:
Name Assessor's Parcel Number
James P. Hale
061-030-24
Dorothy W. Tappa=
057-130-18
Edwin H. & Emma Meier
013-220-02 & 03 and
VEHICLE
027-050-03
Carolyn Hines Reichmuth
057-050-20 & 21
C.W.E. & R. Jungeblut
061-030-25
E. I. & H. R. Nickel
061-030-16 thru 20
Takeji & M. Kaba
027-050-11
Assistant City Manager Glenn presented the follow-
ing bids which had been received for "Vine Street
Box Culvert":
BIDDER BID
RES. NO. 4435
H. Max Lee $64,841.50
DCM Construction $69,807.90
Claude C. Wood Company $73,144.21
Hertel Constructiion Co. $74,316.80
Teichert Construction Co. $81,976.50
Future Construction Co. $97,394.00
Following recommendation of the Assistant City
Manager, Council adopted the following Resolution:
RESOLUTION NO. 4435
RESOLUTION AWARDING THE BID FOR "VINE
STREET BOX CULVERT" TO H. MAX LEE, THE
LOW BIDDER, IN THE AMOUNT OF $64,841.50.
VEHICLE
COUNCIL APPROVED THE FOLLOWING SPECI-
SPECIFICATIONS
F ICATIONS AND AUTHORIZED THE PURCHASING
APPROVED
AGENT TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS THEREON:
a) One 1/2 -ton pickup truck for the Public Works
Department for White Slough.
b) One 3/4 -ton service truck for the Public Works
Department.
ELECTRICAL
An Agreement between the City and Southern Pacific
CONDUIT INSTALLA-
Transportation Company for an electrical conduit
TION AGREEMENT
crossing at t1_e -ew Well 7 site on Turner Road and
BETWEEN CITY &
the Southern Pacific Tracks was presented for
S. P. FOR WELL 7
Cou Le'i's approval. Council was apprised that the
REDRILL APPRVD.
drilling of Well 7 was included in the 1976-77
Capital Improvement Program and that the new well
site is located inside the McLane Substation site
which is west of the existing well located atop the Lodi
Lake levee. The electrical conduit across the Southern
Pacific tracks is needed to provide power to the new
well. Pursuant :c the Well 7 drilling project, Council
took the following action:
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AGREEMENT - a) COUNCIL APPROVED AGREEMENT BETWEEN
WELL 7 REDRILL THE CIT -Y AND '_HE SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRANS -
(Continued)._ PORTATION CONIPA_NY FOR AN ELECTRICAL
CONDUPT CROSSING AT THE NEW WELL 7 SITE
ON TURNER ROAD AND THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC
TRACKS AND AU'T'HORIZED THE MAYOR TO
EXECUTE THE AGREEMENT ON BEHALF OF THE
C ITY .
CONDITIONED b) COUNCIL• AUTHORIZED THE CITY CLERK TO
EASEMENT GRANTED ACCEPT DEED AND CONDITIONS AS DESCRIBED
BY GENERAL MILLS IN ADDENDUM PRESENTED BY STAFF WHEREBY
IN AREA OF WELL GENERAL MILLS IS GRANTING THE CITY AN
SITE NO. 7. ' _ . . EASEMENT IN THE AREA OF WELL SITE NO. 7.
LOADING AND Following receipt of a request from Mr. Constantine
UNLOADING ZONE Baranoff, Facilities and Planning Director for the
ESTABLISHED IN Lodi Unified School District, Council adopted the
VICINITY OF following resciut:on:
LAKEWOOD SCHOOL
RESOLUTION NO. 4436
RES. NO. 4436
RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING A LOADING AND
UNLOADING ZONE (YELLOW CURB'S ON HAM LANE
ADJACENT TO LAKEWOOD SCHOOL
"NO PARKING" ZONE Council was apprised that several complaints had
ESTB. N/E CORNER been received from eastbound drivers on Lockeford
OF CHEROKEE & Street regarding a sight distance probiem as they
LOCKEFORD ST. attempt to cross Cherokee Lane. In view of the
relatively high speeds on Cherokee Lane at its south -
RES. NO. 4437 bound approach to Lockeford Street, the Engineering
Division recommended that a "No Parking" zone be
established or, the northeast corner of Cherokee Lane
and Lockeford Street as proposed in exhibits pre-
sented for Council's scrutiny.
RESOLUTION NO. 4437
RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING A `'NO PARKING"
ZONE AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF CHEROKEE
LANE AND LOCKEFORD STREET.
AGENDAITEM.
WITH COUNCIL'S CONCURRENCE, AGENDA ITEM
"1" WITHDRAWN
"1" - "ABANDON SCHOOL CROSSINGS - LINCOLN
FROM AGENDA
SCHOOL" WAS WITHDRAWN FROM THE AGENDA.
AGREEMENTS FOR
The Electrical Utility Agreement, the Sanitary Sewer
2240, 2244, 2248
Extensor_ Reimbursement Agreement, and the
AND 2304
Development Agreement for the parcel described as
COCHRAN RD.
2240, 2244, 2248 and 2304 Cochran Road, Lodi were
APPROVED
presented for Council's approval. Council was
apprised that the developer of the parcel, Dr. Chris
Keszier, has provided the City with all the normal
agreements, bonds, easements, deeds, and insurance
for the proposed 4 -lot development. The development
is zoned R-1 and four single-family units will be con-
structed.
COUNCIL APPROVED THE ELECTRICAL UTILITY
AGREEMENT, THE SANITARY SEWER EXTENSION
REIMBURSEMENT AGREEMENT, AND THE DEVEL-
OPMENT AGREEMENT FOR THE PARCEL DES-
CRIBED AS 2240, 2244, 2248 AND 2304 COCHRAN ROAD
AND AUTHORIZED THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE
THF. TIOCTTVFi NTS ON BEHALF OF THE CITY.
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Minutes of December 14, 1977, continued
RES. APPROVING
In accordance with Government Code :action 34090
DESTRUCTION OF
the City Attorney has filed his is'ritten consent to
CERTAIN CITY
the destruction of certain Utility Depa..rnent
RECORDS
Records.
RES. NO. 4438
RESOLUTION NO. 4138
> L)
RESOLUTION APPROVI`: 1 THE DESTRUCTION
OF CERTAIN UTILITY DEPARTMENT RECORDS
AS APPROVED BY THE CITY ATTORNEY.
NOTTINGHAM
Council was apprised that pursuant to the California
ADDITION WITH-
Health and Safety Code Section 1395?, the legislative
DRAWN FROM
body of the City may within one year after the annexa-
MOKELUMNE
tion proceedings are complete, provid•:• by resolution
RURAL FIRE
that such territory shall be withdra-,cn from the
PROTECTION DIST,
district and whereas annexation proceedings have
I een completed on "Nottingham Additi:)n", it would
RES. NO. 4439
now be in orderfor the Council to ado..t a resolution
withdrawing the "Nottingham Addition'' from the
Mokelumne Rural Fire Protection Diss-ic.t.
RESOLUTION NO. 4439
RESOLUTION WITHDRAUING "NOT T L,-OHAM
ADDITION" FROM THE MOKELUMNE
^?+RAL • FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT.
CITY CLERK Pursuant to recent regulation changes oy the Fair
DESIGNATED AS Political Practices Commission, Co :ncil adopted
FILING OFFICER the following Resolution:
FOR PROP 9
FILINGS BY CITY RESOLUTION ;;0. -1440
MANAGER
RESOLUTION DESIGrtiATING THE ".,TV CLERK AS
RES. NO. 4440 THE "FILING OFFICER" FOR RECFc' 'T OF
CONFLICT OF INSTEREST FILINGS B" THE CITY
.dANAGER.
AGENDA ITEAd Per request received by the City Clen_ from Mrs.
"r" CON'T TO B. J. Frey, owner of property located at 343
12/21/77 Poalar Street, Lodi, Agenda Item "r' - "Approval
COLNCIL NMELTING of Lot Line Adjustment - 1051 Central and 343
Poplar" was continued to the regular Council meeting
of December 21, 1977.
ASPHALT MATERIAL COUNCIL APPROVED SPECIFICATIO �S FOR
SPECS APPROVED ASPHALT INIATERIAL FOR THE SEC'O.1D HALF OF
FISCAL YEAR 1977-78 AND AUTHOt:`/ED THE
PURCHASING AGENT TO ADVERTE:: --OR BIDS
THEREON.
COUNCIL SUPPORTS Council was apprised that at its A..u;: ct 17, 1977
TRAFFIC LANES ON meeting, Council had by motion act; '-r., indorsed the
HIGHWAY 99 OVER proposal advanced by the Lodi District :hamber of
THE MOKELUMNE Commerce Highway and Transportation Committee for
RIVER BRIDGE two additional traffic lanes to be built :+cross the
.Mokelumne River or High«ay 99. To ive further
RES. NO. 4441 credence to this action Council w•a; renuested to adopt
a Resolution supporting the constructing of additional
traffic lanes on Highway 99 over the `.iokelumne River.
RESOLi TION NO. 4.41
RESOLUTION SUE' :SRT: NG THE CC: TRUCTING
OF _�1„�IT(i= `: a.( 1 c: 1F= I: ?.`:F'S HIGHWAY 99
ROOR
Minutes of December 14, 1977, continued
TRAFFIC LANES OVER THE MOKELUMNE RIVER B4iDGE AND
DIRECTING THAT COPIES OF THE RESOLUTION
RES. NO. 4441 BE FORWARDED TO THE DIRECTO. OF THE
(Continued) CALIF03_ti;_-_ DEPART -VENT OF TR._-,`:SPORTA-
TION, SENATOR GARAMENDI, ASSEMBLYMAN
WATERS, DISTRICT 10 OF THE CAL;FORNIA
DEPART MEN'T OF TRANSPORTATIO`: AND THE
LODI DISTRICT CHAMBER OF COIff'ERCE.
CITY CODE
Following introduction_ of the matter :, . Assistant
AMENDED TO
City Manager Glenn, Councilman Katzakian intro -
INCLUDE BLUE CURB
duced Ordinance No. 1129 amending Section
MARKINGS FOR
14-49A of the City Code of the City of Lodi to in -
VEHICLES OF
clude Subsection (5) as follows:
PHYSICALLY HANDI-
the Board of Directors and the Highwav and Trans -
CAPPED PERSONS
"Blue shall indicate parking iimlte,i
SURFACING SCHOOL
exclusively to the vehicles of physically
ORD. NO. 1129
handicapped persons"
INTRO.
the street in front of businesses located on Lodi
ENGINEERING PARK_
The motion was seconded by Councilman
ENG PROPOSAL
Pinkerton and carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Councilmen - Hughes, Katzakian,
Pinkerton and Katnich
Noes: Councilmen - None
Absent: Councilmen - Ehrhardt
DIAL -A -RIDE The City of Lodi Dial -A -Ride Demonstration
DEMONSTRATION Project Implementation Plan as prepared by
PROJECT IMPLE- JHK and Associates was presented for Council's
MENTATION PLAN scrutiny. The Pian was highlighted '.i} Assistant
APPROVED City Manager Glenn who answered cautions re-
garding the matter as were directed r Council.
Following discussion, on motion of Councilman
Katzakian, Pinkerton second, Council approved
the City of Lodi Dial -A -Ride Demonstration
Project Implementation Plan in concept; directed
the City Attorney to draw up an Agreement with
the City Cab Company to provide services as out-
lined in the Implementation Plan; approved modi-
fications to the type of ticket proposed in the
Implementation Plan; and adopted a proposed one
year budget in the amount of $77, 750. The budget
includes $3, 360 to cover monitoring and evaluation
one day per month at $240 per day, which funds
are to be expended at the direction of the Council,
and is to inc iude a 3 1, 000. 00 advance to the City
Cab Company- to assist the Company in the original
financing of the project.
CHAMBER OF
The foilowing letters which had been received from
COMMERCE
the Lodi District Chamber of Commerce were pre -
REQUESTS RE
sented for Council's perusal:
MARKING OF
a) Letter dated December 13, 1977 advising that
TS
PARKING SPOTS ON
the Board of Directors and the Highwav and Trans -
LORI AVE. &
portation Committee of the Lodi District Chamber
SURFACING SCHOOL
of Commerce, on behalf of the business owners on
STREET &RSC
Lodi Avenue request parking stalls to be marked on
EVALUATION OF CITY
the street in front of businesses located on Lodi
ENGINEERING PARK_
ENG PROPOSAL
Avenue bet -Xaa n Church and Lee Street-, and on Lodi
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On motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Katzakian
second, Staff was directed to proceed with the
marking of parking stalls on the street in front
of businesses located on Lodi Avenue between
Church and Lee Streets and on Lodi Avenue west
of Crescent to Orange Street and that prior to the
repaving of School Street from Lockeford Street to
Lodi Avenue, the proposed parking plan previously
drawn up by the City Engineering Department be
re-evaluated by Staff.
EXAMINATION &
Minutes of December 14, 1977, continued
MARKING OF
11/16/77 presentation by Beryl Georguson con -
PARKING SPOTS
Avenue west of Crescent to Orange Street.
ON LODI AVE.
City Manager Glenn. Mr. Glenn stated that it was
ETC, (Continued)
(b) Letter dated December 14, 1977 requesting
i
on behalf of the Board of Directors and the
Retail Merchants Committee of the Lodi District
`
Chamber of Commerce the repaving of School
Street from Lockeford Street to Lodi Avenue.
The Chamber of Commerce further requests that
before the actual paving is started that a re-
evaluation of the proposed parking plan drawn up
by the City Engineering Department be made.
Council discussion followed with questions regard-
ing the matter being directed to Staff.
On motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Katzakian
second, Staff was directed to proceed with the
marking of parking stalls on the street in front
of businesses located on Lodi Avenue between
Church and Lee Streets and on Lodi Avenue west
of Crescent to Orange Street and that prior to the
repaving of School Street from Lockeford Street to
Lodi Avenue, the proposed parking plan previously
drawn up by the City Engineering Department be
re-evaluated by Staff.
EXAMINATION &
Agenda Item "w" - "Continued discussion re
CLARIFICATION OF
11/16/77 presentation by Beryl Georguson con -
C -P ZONING
cerning C -P zoning" was introduced by Assistant
REQUESTED
City Manager Glenn. Mr. Glenn stated that it was
CITY FOR A MAXIMUM
regrettable that the City Manager was not able to
RES. NO. 4442
attend tonight's meeting; however, Mr. Glaves had
spent numerous hours researching the matter. A
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written report as prepared by City Manager Glaves
regarding the questions raised by Mrs. Georguson
relative to Commercial -Professional Zone regula-
tions, etc.; zoning background, and ordinance
construction history and information was presented
for Council's scrutiny.
Mr. Glenn further stated that the background and
present language of the ordinance are admittedly
confusing even to those dealing with it daily and
therefore the City recognizes the problems a lay-
man would have in dealing with the ordinance and
that he would strongly recommend that the matter
be referred to the Planning Commission for exami-
nation and clarification.
Mrs. Beryl Georguson, 2223 Cochran Road, Lodi,
addressed the City Council regarding the subject,
reaffirming her position as presented November 16,
1977 and asked that a freeze be put on permits until
this matter is clarified.
Council discussion followed with questions regarding
the matter being directed to Staff and to the City
Atto me T.
FREEZE PLACED ON
Mrs. Georguson stressed that the Environmental
ALL RESIDENTIAL
Impact Report as prepared by the City Planning
PERMITS IN C -P
Department was inadequate with Community Devel-
ZONING THROUGHOUT
opment Director Schroeder responding that EIR's
CITY FOR A MAXIMUM
written in 1974 would not meet 1977 guidelines for
OF SIX MONTHS
Environmental Impact Reports.
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Absent: Councilmen - None
Abstain: Councilmen - Katzakian
CITY HALL At the City Council's request the Public Works
PARKING LOT Department prepared an exhibit (Exhibit "A")
which provides the maximum number of parking .
stalls for the City Hall parking lot. The exhibit
was in conformance with Council's request with the
exception of the diagonal parking for City Hall busi-
ness patrons. It was found that two additional stalls
could be provided adjacent to City Hall if perpendi-
cular parking was used.
Also presented for Council's scrutiny was Exhibit
"B" which was the previously approved parking lot
design showlg 51 stalls; however, if perpendicular
parking is used adjacent to City Hall, this parking
lot proposal can be increased to 53 stalls.
Council was apprised that staff recommended against
the proposal under Exhibit "A" due to the numerous
traffic conflicts which are.created.
It was also Staff's recommendation that this lot be
designated as City employee parking only.
A lengthy Council discussion followed, with questions
being directed to Staff.
Councilman Hughes then moved that Staff be directed
to prepare a City Hall Parking Lot design which
incorporated concepts presented in both Exhibit "A"
and Exhibit ''B" presented by Staff; which eliminated
the entrance /exit on Pine Street nearest to Church
Street; providing for perpendicular parking in the
"public" parking area; and granting Staff flexibility in
preparing tLe final design concept. The motion was
seconded by Councilman Ehrhardt and carried by the
following vote:
Minutes of December 14, 1977, continued
FREEZE ON
Additional discussion followed with the City
RES. PERMITS IN
Council taking the following action:
C -P ZONING
On motion of Councilman Hughes, Katzakian
RES. NO. 4443
second, Council adopted Resolution No. 4442
(Continued)
referring the provisions of C -P zoning to the
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Planning Commission for examination and
clarification and to bring its findings and recom-
mendations back to the Council at the earliest
possible date.
Councilman Katzakian asked to abstain from voting
on the following matter:
On motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Ehrhardt
second, Council adopted Resolution No. 4443
placing a freeze on all residential permits in C -P
zones throughout the City for a maximum of six
months. The motion carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Councilmen - Ehrhardt, Hughes, Pinkerton
and Katnich
Noes: Councilmen - None
Absent: Councilmen - None
Abstain: Councilmen - Katzakian
CITY HALL At the City Council's request the Public Works
PARKING LOT Department prepared an exhibit (Exhibit "A")
which provides the maximum number of parking .
stalls for the City Hall parking lot. The exhibit
was in conformance with Council's request with the
exception of the diagonal parking for City Hall busi-
ness patrons. It was found that two additional stalls
could be provided adjacent to City Hall if perpendi-
cular parking was used.
Also presented for Council's scrutiny was Exhibit
"B" which was the previously approved parking lot
design showlg 51 stalls; however, if perpendicular
parking is used adjacent to City Hall, this parking
lot proposal can be increased to 53 stalls.
Council was apprised that staff recommended against
the proposal under Exhibit "A" due to the numerous
traffic conflicts which are.created.
It was also Staff's recommendation that this lot be
designated as City employee parking only.
A lengthy Council discussion followed, with questions
being directed to Staff.
Councilman Hughes then moved that Staff be directed
to prepare a City Hall Parking Lot design which
incorporated concepts presented in both Exhibit "A"
and Exhibit ''B" presented by Staff; which eliminated
the entrance /exit on Pine Street nearest to Church
Street; providing for perpendicular parking in the
"public" parking area; and granting Staff flexibility in
preparing tLe final design concept. The motion was
seconded by Councilman Ehrhardt and carried by the
following vote:
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Minutes of December 14, 1977, continued
CITY HALL PARKING
LOT (Continued) Ayes: Ccv-tilmen - Ehrhardt, Hughes and
Katzakian
Noes: Cor_:..-_lmen - Pinkerton and Katnich
Absent: Cc-:___ilmen - None
REZONING OF S/W Following i__c_oduction of the matter by Community
CORNER OF S.
Developmer..- Director Schroeder, Council, on
HAM LANE AND
motion of Ccuncilman Katzakian, Ehrhardt second,
IRIS DRIVE SET
set the following matter for Public Hearing
FOR PUBLIC
January 4, =y78:
HEARING
counties to apply to the Office of Planning and Re-
Consider the Planning Commission's recom-
mendatic:- that two parcels located at the
southwest corner of South Ham Lane and Iris
_..; parcel at the northeast corner of
So::th iia;-_-. Lanz and Sylvia Drive be rezoned
from R—C:r, Garden Apartment Residential to
C -P, („D:_i.rnercial,Professio-ial.
Council v,,as _reformed that this item had been held
in abeyance 3o that it could be combined with
another General Plan Amendment.
On motion of Councilman Katzakian, Ehrhardt
CERTIFICATION second, Cou :cil set the following matter for Public
OF EIR - IRIS Hearing .:an..ary 4, 1978:
DRIVE -HAM LANE
Consider the Planning Commission's recommenda-
tion that the City Council certify as adequate the
Final Envi rc.amental Impact Report for Iris Drive -
Ham Lane G,neral Plan and Zoning Study.
GENERAL PLAN On motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Katzakian
LAND USE ELEMENT second, Council set the following matter for Public
AMENDMENT 77-3 Hearing January 4, 1978:
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Consider the City Planning Commission's recom-
mendation fo_ approval of General Plan Land Use
Element Amendment No. 77-3. The four small
rezonings wr.'_,�:h vrill be covered by this amendment
are ( 1) Ham - Iris - Sylvia Rezone from R -GA to
C -P, (Z) Barrett - City Council rezoning on the
north side o_ Kettleman Lane between Washington
Street and Ce :tral Avenue from R -MD to C-2,
(3) Lodi So=th Subdivision Rezone a portion from
R- 1 to R -GA and (4) the Huppert-Jackson Rezone
which changed 310 South School Street from R -HD
to C-2.
EXTENSION ON
Council was apprised by the Community Development
COMPI:ETION OF
Director .-. during the last session the legislation
GENERAL PLAN
passed, a _d >-:e Governor signed as an urgency
ELEMENTS,
measure, A. ti. 1788 which permits cities and
counties to apply to the Office of Planning and Re-
search for a :,r_e year extension to complete the re-
quired Eli.;:: : is to the General Plan. At the present
time, Lodi %u5 r_ot completed the following Elements:
(1) Housi:;g; .Z) Safety; (3) Seismic Safety; and (4)
Noise.
Before a C:i'_s can ask for an extension, the City
Council ms_ - conduct a Public Hearing and make
certain fi= d._ _gs .
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Minutes of December I4,' 1977, continued
EXTENSION GENERAL
PLAN ELEMENTS On motion ci Councilman Katzakian, Ehrhardt
(Continued) second, the following matter was set for Public
Hearing aa_ -.:ary 4, 1978:
Consider the City Planning Commission's recom-
mendation :or a request for a time extension for
the completion of the Housing, Safety, Seismic
Safety, and Noise Elements of the General Plan
of the Citi: c- Lodi.
On motion c` Councilman Katzakian, Ehrhardt
second, Co —ncil approved the final map, the im-
provement pians and the improvement securities.
for Tract No. I343 - English Oaks Unit No. 5
and directed the City Manager to execute the Sub-
division Agreement and the Electrical Utility
Agreement, the Sanitary Sewer Extension Reim-
bursement Agreement and the Watermain Extension
Reimbursement Agreement on behalf of the City.
CONTRIBUTION OF Following Ltroduction of the matter by Assistant
MATERIAL FOR City Manager Glenn, Council, on motion of
PLACEMENT IN TIME Councilman Hughes, Ehrhardt second adopted 16
CAPSULE FOR NEW Resolution No. 4444 authorizing the submittal of
CHAMBER OF
The City Atccrney was asked to render an opinion
COMMERCE BUILD-
as to what e.fect this application would have and
ING AUTHORIZED
if it would eti_solve the City from violation for not
having the _ equire d General Plan Elements adopted.
SUBDIVISION
The final map, the improvement plans and the im-
DOCUMENTS
provement securities for Tract No. 1343 - English
APPROVED FOR
Oaks Unit Number 5 were presented for Council's
ENGLISH OAKS
approval. Council was apprised that English Oaks
UNIT NO. 5
Unit No. 5 is a subdivision of Z3.7 acres lying north
CONTINUED
of Harney Lane between Ham Lane and the proposed
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commercia: zoning at Harney and Hutchins. This
subdivision_ is zoned PD and contains 25 single-
family lots, '-I duplex lots, and 2 lots for multiple
family. The developers, Grupe Development
Company, have completed all the requirements
specified by the Planning Commission in the
approval oi -ne tentative map.
On motion c` Councilman Katzakian, Ehrhardt
second, Co —ncil approved the final map, the im-
provement pians and the improvement securities.
for Tract No. I343 - English Oaks Unit No. 5
and directed the City Manager to execute the Sub-
division Agreement and the Electrical Utility
Agreement, the Sanitary Sewer Extension Reim-
bursement Agreement and the Watermain Extension
Reimbursement Agreement on behalf of the City.
CONTRIBUTION OF Following Ltroduction of the matter by Assistant
MATERIAL FOR City Manager Glenn, Council, on motion of
PLACEMENT IN TIME Councilman Hughes, Ehrhardt second adopted 16
CAPSULE FOR NEW Resolution No. 4444 authorizing the submittal of
CHAMBER OF
Certain City. Documents of interest for placement
COMMERCE BUILD-
in the Time Capsule which is to be placed in the
ING AUTHORIZED
new Lodi D` trict Chamber of Commerce Building
being const ;acted and scheduled for completion
RES. NO. 4444 ?
during 1976.
REQUEST FOR
Council was informed that Constantine Baranoff,
LIMITED TIME
Director of Facilities and Planning at Lodi Unified
PARKING AT LODI
School Dist -act has requested that four stalls on the
HIGH SCHOOL
west side ci Pacific Avenue adjacent to the Lodi
CONTINUED
High Schooi Business Office be converted to Limited
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Time Parking. The purpose of the zone is to provide
space for people making short duration business trips
to the high s,hool. At the present time, the curbing
at these stal.s has been painted green and marked
and signed as a 50 -minute zone. The designation was
not established by the City Council and does not con-
form to curt markings as set forth in the Lodi City
Code.
Following d_ scussion, on motion_ of Councilmen
Ehrhardt, K,,tzakian second, the matter was continued
to the De e-nber 2 1, 1977 regular Council meeting.
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Minutes of December 14, 1977, continued
ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to come before
the Council, the meeting was adjourned at
approximately 9:55 p.m. by Mayor Katnich.
Atte 9t: Aik M.IM
CITY CLERK
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