HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - July 7, 1976CITY COUNCIL. ' * Y OF LODI
CITY ITALL CO"_ CHAMBERS
JULY - , !?76
A regular meeting of the City Cou_.ca of the City of Lodi was held
beginning at 8:00 p, m. , Wednesda,r, July 7, 1976 in the City Hall
Council Chambers.
ROLL CALL Present: ::ouncilmen - EHRHARDT,
KATNICH, KATZAKIAN,
?INKERTON and HUGHZS(Mayor)
Absent: .ouncilmen - None
Also Prey,-nt: City Manager Glaves,
Assistat:t City Manager Glenn, P,.blic
Works ')irector Ronsko, Community
Developn.er.t Director Schroeder, City
Attornev 1,:ullen, and City Clerk Reimche.
INVOCATION The in.-ozation was given by Reverend Al
Guthmll. er, Zion Reformed Church.
PLEDGE Mayor "u, ,_ es led the Pledge of Allegiance
to the fly.-.
MINUTES Counciliva:: Katnich moved the minutes of
June 16, 1,;76 be approved as written and
mailed. Inn motion was seconded by
Counciln an Ehrhardt and carried.
Council, i:; Katnich then moved that the
minutes 3i .-une 23, 1976 be approved as
amender, - ?age 2, Paragraph 3 to read -
"Counciiwan Katnich then moved to approve
a modification of the City's existing policy
whereby the City would provide a sewer and
water to:) in exchange for the right-of-way
and wher,�:.)v the adjacent developer would
install curs and gutter on the subject parcel
( 158 1 S. S to :kton Street) and the sidewalk
will be rig-! caligation of the owner, as out-
lined by sta:f." The motion was seconded by
Council::.ar. Ehrhardt and carried.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
V ARIA:iCE REQUEST Notice tn.: r c.of having been published in
227 S. CALIFORNIA accorda.,:_-o with law and affidavit of publica-
STREET - DENIED tion beii, _ -,,, file in the office of the City
Clerk, t..9 ::1ayor called for the public hearing
on Dr. :,, Werner's appeal of the actions of
the Plar ni„_ Cornmission in denying his
request f -)r , zo-::ng variance to reduce the
requiracl ! )-foot, open court (an e:cisting
drivewa;; ) t ) 9 feet 6 inches to permit the
converz;:z^ ,f a guest house, presently under
464 VARIANCE REQUEST
construction, to a dwelling unit at 227 South
227 S. CALIFOR\IA
Califo.nir.`.tr: et in an area zoned R -MD,
STREET - DENIED
-Medium Density Multiple Family -Residential.
(Continued)
:; as .,:iu m on the Amended Tentative
Subdiv..1
Comnr. n:cy Development Directo- Schroeder
Subdiv'- __
introdu:?d t:a, matter and presented a Mia -
and an,:.
gram of the variance requested for Council's
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scrutirv.
IViTs. emer, 227 South California
Street, Lodi, spoke in support of the appeal.
There Being no other persons in the audience
wishing to speak, either in favor of or in
opposi'_'•)a rc the appeal, the public portion of
the hearing %tas closed.
Followin; :'.iscussion with questions being
directed to Mrs. R erner and Staff, Council,
on motion of Councilman Katzakian, Katnich
second daterriir.cd that a "hardship" as
defined by the Zoning Ordinance did not exist
and denied the appeal of Dr. Ben Werner.
REQUEST TO AMEND Notice c.e. ._i !:u ing been published in
P -D(5) actor;...:. a °. ita :aw and affidavit of publica-
tion and: -.u. i::g being on file in the office of
ORD. NO. 1081 the Ci. Clark, the Mayor called for the pub -
INTRODUCED lic hea:°.-::- to consider the recommendation
of the City Planning Commission for approval
of the r eques` of Bertsch and Mayers Construc-
tion Con-p.ny to amend Planned Development
District %o. i (P -D(5) by rezoning Lots 1
through 18 as shown on the Amended Tentative
Subdivision Map of the River gate -Mokelumne
Subdivision to R- 1, Single -Family Residential
and amendin•- the density of Lots 51, 52, 53
and 54 with certain conditions.
Community Development Director James
Schroeder introduced the matter, presenting
a diagram of the area, and outlined the recom-
mendatic)n and conditions.
Mr. ''4 illiari Miller, 100 N. Cherokee Lane,
Lodi, r :;naer,tative for Bertsch and Mayers
Const:spoke in support of the
propos,;, a:n:_ndment to P-1)(5).
There other persons in the audience
wishing ;^ak oither in favor of or in
oppos;'.,,.. t:, file n atter, the public portion of
the hea:.. a-4 Closed.
Follov,`In., :. ai;n, with questions regarding
the directed to Staff by Council,
Counci'-
'1 '..art::>n moved introduction of
Ordina
'08 : amending Planned Develop-
ment i:_
). 5 ',P -D(5) ) by rezoning Lots
1 thro,.:
:; as .,:iu m on the Amended Tentative
Subdiv..1
Map of the Rive rgate-Mokelumne
Subdiv'- __
t•.) R- 1, Single -Family Residential
and an,:.
n,, t;%,! ,,.•;,sity of Lots 51, 5Z, 53
and 54
. ., .!-.o :oll:>wing conditions:
REQUEST TO AMEND a, that all requirements of the Planned
P -D(5) Development District (Section 27-9B of the
Zoning Ordinance) be met at the time the
ORD. NO. 1081 (Continued) Planning Commission approves the Tenta-
tive Map of Lots 51 through 54;
b. that the densities for these parcels shall
be: Lot 51 - 10 units per acre; Lot 52 - 12
units per acre; and Lots 53 and 54 - 20 units
per acre;
c. that the requirements for Height and
Area; Minimum Yards and Courts; Lot
Coverage and Off -Street Parking conform to
the R -GA, Garden Apartment Residential
District, and
d. that all structures proposed for these
lots be subject to Site Plan and Architec-
tural Review before the Planning Commission
approves a Use Permit.
The motion was seconded by Councilman
Ehrhardt and carried.
PLANNING COMMISSION
The City Manager gave the following report
ITEMS OF INTEREST of the Planning Commission meeting of
June 28, 1976:
The Planning Commission -
1. Approved the request of Baumbach and
Piazza, Consulting Engineers on behalf of
Bertsch and Mayers Construction Company to
modify three conditions approving the Amended
Tentative Map of the Rivergate-Mokelumne
Subdivision located on the north side of West
Turner Road at North Church Street. The
modifications were as follows:
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a. Condition 2. Original Wording.... "that
the riverbank be protected in a manner sat-
isfactory to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,
the State Reclamation Board, the State
Department of Fish and Game and the City
Public Works Director. "
Added Wording...."if there is disagreement
amongst the above state and federal agencies,
and where it is within his authority, the City
Public Works Director will specify the re-
quired riverbank protection. "
b. Condition 5. Original Wording... "that the
final grading plan for the lots be approved by
the State Reclamation Board, the State
Department of Fish and Game, California
Regional Water Quality Control Board - Central
Valley Region and City Public Works Director. "
Revised Wording... "that the final grading plan
for the lots be approved by the City Public
Works Director."
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Minutes of July 7, 1976, continued
PLANNING COMMISSION c. Condition 6. Original wording... "that
the final grading plan as approved by the
ITEMS OF INTEREST various state and local agencies provide for
(Continued) the protection of all existing trees on site. "
Revised Wording..... "that the final grading
plan, as approved, provide for the protection
of existing trees on site."
The Planning Commission also required that
the proposed Home Owners' Association be
responsible for the future preservation of all
existing trees.
2. Approved the request of Calvary Temple of
Lodi for a Use Permit to use existing church
facilities for a parochial day school for grades
kindergarten through high school at •toe
northwest corner of Hilborn Street and South
Garfield Street (i. e., 441 Hilborn Street) in an
area zoned R -HD, High Density Multiple Family.
Residential.
3. Approved the request of Mrs. Robert
Buchanan to occupy a nonconforming professional
office building which had been vacant for a period
of more than six months at 408 Mission Street
(i. e. , to the rear of I000 South Central Avenue)
in an area zoned R -MD, Medium Density Multiple -
Family Residential.
COMMUNICATIONS
INQUIRY RE PUBLIC
City Clerk Reimche presented a letter from
TRANSPORTATION
Sarah Spiegel, 332 Louie Avenue, Lodi expressing
her concerns for public transportation for senior
citizens in the community. Mayor Hughes directed
the City Clerk to respond to Ms. Spiegel's letter
apprising her of the transportation study and
planning project now underway.
TEMPLE BAPTIST
San Joaquin County Local Agency Formation
CHURCH ADDITION
Commission Resolution No. 283 approving the
ANNEXATION APPRVD.
Temple Baptist Church Addition to the City of
WITH STIPULATION
Lodi was received and presented by the City Clerk
indicating that there was filed with LAFCO an
RES. NO. 4219
application for annexation to the City of Lodi on
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May 27, 1976. The Resolution stated that it
appears all of the owners of land within the terri-
tory proposed to be annexed have given their
written consent to such annexation. The Petition'
for annexation of Uninhabited Territory signed by
all property owners involved is on file in the City
Clerk's office.
The Resolution goes on to direct that the City
Council of the City of Lodi is hereby authorized
to proceed without notice and hearing and without
an election as provided in Section 54797. 1 of the
Government Code. Resolution No. 283 was
passed and adopted by the San Joaquin County
Local Agency Formation Commission on June 18,
1976.
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Minutes cs July 7, 19.6, continued
TEMPLE BAPTIST The minutes of the April 28, 1976 Lodi City
CHURCH ANNEXATION Council meeting wherein it was reported that
Council had reviewed a staff recommendation
RES. NO. 42 19(Contd.) concerning the request of the Temple Baptist
Church to annex a 28 -acre parcel at the
northwest corner of Lower Sacramento Road
and future extension of West Vine Street were
reviewed by Council. The April 28, 1976
minutes reflected that Mayor Hughes had
summarized the City Council's position on
the matter and stated that based on the present
plans, the City Council feels temporary
drainage could be developed. Mayor Hughes
instructed the Deputy City Clerk to correspond
with the Temple Baptist Church and indicate
that if portions of the property were sold or
proposed for other than the present plans, that
terminal storm drainage would be required be-
fore the changed portions could be developed.
Discussion regarding the matter followed with
questions being directed to Staff.
Councilman Ehrhardt then moved for adoption
of Resolution 42 19 annexing the "Temple
Baptist Church Addition" to the City of Lodi
with the stipulation that if portions of the sub-
ject property were sold or proposed for other
than the present plans, that terminal storm
drainage would be required before the changed
portions could be developed. The motion was
seconded by Councilman Katzakian and carried
by unanimous vote.
ABC LICENSE The City Clerk presented the following
APPLICATIONS Applications for Alcoholic Beverage Licenses:
(a) Patricia R. and Richard R. Fletcher, The
Dutch Mill, 114 N. Sacramento Street, Lodi -
Person to Person Transfer - On Sale General
Public Premises.
(b) William E. Graffigna and William E.
Graffigna, Jr. - Flame Liquors #2, 1301 W.
Kettleman Lane, Lodi - Person to Person and
Premise to Premise Transfer, Off Sale
General License.
REPORT ON ANTI-
Councilman_ Ehrhardt acknowledged receipt of
LITTER LEAGUE
a letter from the California Anti Litter League
CORRESPONDENCE
extending appreciation for the City's represen-
tation at their recent meeting. The letter also
expressed the hope that Lodi would soon see a
warrant to apply for the "Clean Community
System" and announced a training seminar
scheduled for September 12 through September 14,
1976.
REPORTS -OF THE
CITY MANAGER
CONSENT CALENDAR
In accordance with the report and recommendation
of the City Manager, the following actions hereby
set forth between asterisks, on motion of Council-
man Katnich, Katzakian second, were approved
by Council.
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CITY OF LOW
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
BIDS FOR ASHALT MATERIALS
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ITEM NO. 2
ITEM NO. 3
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Dents Grade Asphalt Concrete, Type B,
Dense Grade Asphalt Concrete, Type B,
Dense Graded Plant Mix,
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3/8", 5.8%. Asphalt Binder shall be
1/2", 5.8% Asphalt Binder shall be Viscosity
Type B, 3/8", 5.8%, SC -250
Viscosity Geode AR -8000 Paving Asphalt
Grade AR -8000 Paving Asphalt
Liquid Asphalt Binder
SUPPLIERS
A
B
C
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B
C
A
B
COMMENTS
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F.O.B. Planl
Stockpile
Hopper of
F.O.B.Plant
Stockpile
Hopper of
F.O.B. Plant
Stockpile
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City Limits
Paver
City Limits
Paver
City Limits
(450 Tons)
(100 Tons)
(1500 Tarp)
(100 Tons)
(100 Tons)
(400 Tons)
(50 Tons)
(50 Tons)
Industrial Asphalt, Linden
Cat per ton including sax
$9.59
$11.93
$12.19
$9.22
$11.55
$11.55
$9.59
$11.93
$0.07/0.1%c6ange
Plan: City cost for mileage
2.37
2.37
2.37
amount of Asphalt ur
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5.8%
TOTAL COST PER TON
$11.96
$11.93
$12.19
$11.59
$11.55
$11.55
$11.96
$11.93
$0.14/0.1% Changa
amount of asphalt ov
5.8%
Claude C. Wood Co., Clements
Cat per !on fnc uding tox
$10.07
$11.66
$12.08
$9.81
$11.40
$11.82
$10.34
$11.93
$0.07/0.1% change
Plus: City cost for m)leage
1.26
1.26
1.26
amount of asphalt/to
TOTAL COST PER TON
$11.33
$11.66
$12.08
$11.07
$11.40
$11.82
$11.60
$11.93
TeiG ert Construct lam, C ementt
Cal per ton ine uding tax
$10.60
$12.51
512.93
$11.40
$12.51
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$0.08/0.1% change
Plus: City Cost for mileage
1.26
1.26
amount of asph ole/to
TOTAL COST PER TON
$11.86
$12.51
$12.93
$12.66
$12.51
McGow Co., French Can
Cost person inc uding lax
$10.03
$12.15
$12.15
$9.91
$12.03
$12.03
$12.19
$14.31
$0.07/0.1% charge
Pius: City cat for mileage
1.84
1.84
1.84
amount ofaspfall/tc
Lest: 5.50/ton for prompt payment
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.50
.50
.50
.50
.50
.50
.50
Less -.Asphalt reduction to meet
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.21
.21
.35
.35
.35
.21
.21
State specifications
TOTAL COST PER TON
$11.16
$11.44
$11.44 1
$10.90
$11.18
$11.18
$13.32
$13.60
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AWARD -CONTRACT
FOR ROCK & SAND
MATERIAL F.Y.
1976-77
RES. NO. 42Z 1
CITY OF LODI
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
Minutes of July 7, 1976, continued
The City Manager recommended that the City
Council award the bid for asphalt concrete for
the first half of the fiscal year 1976-77 to
McGaw Company and the bid for dense graded
plant mix for the first half of the fiscal year
1976-77 to Claude C. Wood Company.
RESOLUTION NO. 4220
RESOLUTION AWARDING THE CONTRACT
FOR ASPHALT CONCRETE FOR THE FIRST
HALF OF THE FISCAL YEAR 1976-77 TO
MCGAW COMPANY AND THE CONTRACT FOR
DENSE GRADED PLANT MIX FOR THE FIRST
HALF OF FISCAL YEAR 1976-77 TO CLAUDE
C. WOOD COMPANY.
City Manager Glaves presented bids which had
been received for rock and sand materials for
the fiscal year 1976-77 as follows::
ITEM NO. 1 I ITEM NO. 2
3/4" Class 2 Aggregate Base
SUPPLIER
A B
F.O.B. Plant Stockpile
City Limits
(100 Tons) (500 Tons)
Claude C. Wood Co., Clements
Cos? per ton including tax
Plus; City Cost formileage
TOTAL COST PER TON
$2.33 $3.92
1.26
$3.59 $3.92
ITEM NO. 3
" x 110 Crushed Rock Screening
A B
F.O.B. Plant Stockpile
City Limits
. (50 Tons) (150 Tons)
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Concrete Sand
A B
F.O.B. Plant Stockpile
City Limits
(50 Tons) (150 Tons)
$2.76 $4.35
. 1.26
$4.02 $4.35
ITEM NO. 4
4" x 8" Cobbles
A B
F.O.B. Plant Stockpile
City Limits
(50 Toru) 1 (150 -Toes)
$5.57 .$7.16 $2.81 $4.40
1.26 1.26
$6.83 $7.16 $4.07 $4.40
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Minutes of Tuly 7, 7476, continued
AWARD -CONTRACT FOR The City Manager recommended that the
ROCK & SAND F. Y. 76-77 award be mad,., to Claude C, Wccd Company,
RES. NO, 4221 (Contd. ) the t:dde::,
RESOLUTION NO, 4221
RESOLUTION AWARDING THE CONTRACT
FOR ROCK AND SAND :,•IATERIAL FOR
FISCAL YEAR 207E-77 TO CLAUDE C. WOOD
COMPANY, THE LOW BIDDER.
ACQUISITION OF The City Manager presented for Council
PROPERTY LOCATED approval an Agreement between Charles H.
AT 1214 W. LODI AVE. Duncan and Moly Duncan and the City of Lodi
APPROVED covering the a^_qu_siticr_ by the City of property
located at 1214 West Lcdi A-fenue, Lodi.
COUNCIL APPROVED AGREEMENT BETWEEN
CHARLES H. DUNCAN AND MOLLY DUNCAN
AND THE CITY OF LODI COVERING ACQUISI-
TION OF PROPERTY BY THE CITY LOCATED
AT 1214 WEST LODI AVE„ LODI AND AUTHOR-
IZED THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE THE
AGREEMENT ON BEHALF OF THE CITY.
ACQUISITION OF City Manager Giaves presented for Council
PROPERTY LOCATED approval an Agreement between Ruth I. Colvin
AT 3820 E. ALMOND and the City of Lodi cover_`.^_g the acquisition by
AVE, APPROVED the City of property located at 3820 E. Almond
Avenue, Lodi,
COUNCIL APPROVED AGREEMENT BETWEEN
RUTH I. COLVIN AND THE CITY OF LODI
COVERING ACQUISITION BY THE CITY OF
PROPERTY LOCATED AT 3810 E. ALMOND
AVENUE, LODI AND AU=HORIZED THE CITY
MANAGER TO EXECUTE THE AGREEMENT ON
BEHALF OF THE CITY.
ACQUISITON OF City Manager Gla -,es also pre.sen`.ed for Council
PROPERTY LOCATED approval an Agreement be`.wee_ James A. Hagan
AT 1581 SOUTH and Juanita Hagan and the City of Lodi covering
STOCKTON STREET the acquisition: by the City of property located
APPROVED at 158 1 South Stockte . Str ee , Lodi.
IMPROVEMENT, PLANS
8c IMPROVEMENT
SECURITIES FOR DEV-
ELOPMENT AT S/E
CORNER OF GARFIELD
& VINE STREET APPRVD.
COUNCIL APPROVED AGREEMENT BETWEEN
JAMES A. HAGAN AND j ANITA HAGAN AILD
THE CITY OF LODI COVERING ACQUISITION
BY THE CITY OF PROPERTY LOCATED AT
1581 SOUTH STOCKTON STREET, LODI, AND
AUTHORIZED THE CITY MANAGER TO
EXECUTE THE AGREEMENT ON BEHALF OF
THE CITY,
City Manager Giaves requested Ccuncil approval
of the imp-�oveme nt plans -and he improvement
securities for a development located at the South-
east corner of Garfield and V:r.e Streets, advising
that this is a minor subdi•r.s -_n cf 1.8 acres. The
subdivision is zoned RHD and c cn:ains four lots.
The deveioper, William B. Clemings, has met
all necessary requirements.
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Minute3 of July 7, 1976,
IMPROVEMENT PLANS
& IMPROVEMENT SEC. COUNCIL APPROVED THE IMPROVEMENT
FOR DEVELOPMENT PLANS AND THE IMPROVEMENT SECURI-
AT SIE COR. OF TIES FOR DEVELOPMENT AT -HE SOUTH-
GARFIELD & VINE ST. EAST CORNER OF GARFIELD ?.ND VINE
APPRVD. (Contd.) STREETS AND AUTHORIZED `HF. CITY
MANAGER TO SIGN THE SSEDI-.ISION AGREE=
MENT ON BEHALF OF THE CITY.
WATER MAIN EXT.
The City Manager requested Council approval
REIMBURSEMENT 8z
of the Water Main Exters?cr. Reimbursement
ELECTRICAL UTILITY
Agreement and Electrical Utility Agreement
AGREEMENTS WITH
with National Medical Ho=piiai c Lcdi, Inc.,
NATIONAL MEDICAL
advising that earlier tFis year the City had
HOSPITAL OF LODI,
entered into an agreement with the National
INC. APPROVED
Medical Hospital of Lodi to extend certain water
lines to serve their medical ,'e-:eiopment on
Vine Street. The coater main exten:ic•n agree-
ment provides for reimbursemen= :rem the area
on the south side of Vine Street and the west
side of Lower Sacraments Read. An 8 -inch line
was extended from their ncr"west corner
southerly on Lower Sacramentc Read to Vine
Street, thence east on Vine Street to their east
property line. The agreement prcvides for a
maximum reimbursement of S5, 535, which is
$4. 35 per front foot and was prepared in
accordance with Ordinance No, 1012.
COUNCIL APPROVED THE WATER MAIN
EXTENSION REIMBURSEMENT AGREEMENT
AND ELECTRICAL UTILITY AGREEMENT WITH
NATIONAL MEDICAL HOSPITAL OF LODI, INC.,
AND AUTHORIZED THE CITY MANAGER TO
SIGN THE AGREEMENTS ON BEHALF OF THE
CITY.
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ADOPTION OF City Manager Glaves apprised 'Fe Council that
GENERAL PREVAILING Section 1770 et seq. of tFe State Labor Code re -
RATE OF WAGES FOR quires that public agen:`_es an.^.,.iaiiy adopt general
THE CITY OF LODI prevailing wage rates fes all pub; -_c works
contracts that they issue. The a.ge .cies must
RES. -12.2.2. specify their general prevailing wage rates in all
calls for bids and contract spec'f:ca'_:c is, The
firm awarded the contract is :hen required to pay
their employees on the Joh no 'less than the rates
listed.
The State Department., of Laic= has advised that
the City would be in compliance •F_`h requirements
by adopting by Resolution the ,&,age rates published
in the 1976 monthly editions of the State Department
of Transportation's "Equprne-t Rental Rates and
General Prevailing Wage Rates'' dccument as the
general prevailing wage :ate; cr *.he. City of Lodi.
A proposed resobttion was p.e5e _ted for Council's
scrutiny proposing adopting each 1476 monthly
edition (beginning with Jane': c'_ tF-e Caltrans'
document "Equipment Rental Rate-- and General
Prevailing Wage Rates" as it is published.
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Minutes Cf In1y 7, i37r, •r_....._.::ed
ADOPTION OF GENERAL The u%age rags applicable _ ccntract will
PREVAILING RATE OF be thc,se in effect at the t.-ne -,"e call for
WAGES FOR THE CITY bids i= issued, In Januar-:, ar_d each
OF LODI-RES.4222(Contd) Janua-y thereafter, thn C:*y C:un^_il will be
asked to adopt the mcnth.y Ca'.: -raps documents
for that yea..
LETTER TO LEGISLA- Discussion fcll,)wed with Ccu ci:mar. Pinkerton
TORS RE MANDATE OF stating that this is annther typical example where
ADOPTING OF GENERAL the State is mandating what the City has to pay .
PREVAILING RATE OF and basically who can birl c -i ;obs. After more
WAGES FOR CITY discussion, it was agreed that Mayor Hughes and
Councilman Pinkerton would pen a letter to
Assemblymen Garamendi and Perino relating
the Council's feelings cn the matter.
On mot` -:on of Councilman_ Ehrhardt, Katnich
second, Courci. adopted Resciutio : No. 4222
thereby adopting the wage rates published in the
1476 monthly editions of the State Department
of Trans pertation' a "Equipment Rental Rates and
General Prevailing Wage Rates" document as the
general prevailing wage rates in the City of Lodi.
RELIGHTING OF LODI Mr. Al Van Veldhuizen, President, Lodi District
ARCH APPROVED Chamber of Commerce, addre5zed the Council
asking that the Lodi Arch be: rel'=t. Mr. Van
Veldhuizen urged that a time.- be installed so that
the lights on the Arch could be lit from dusk
until 11:00 p. m. , which suggestion coincides with
staff's recommendation.
Discussion followed •='ith Ccunc;lma. Ehrhardt
moving that Council authorize the -relighting of
the Lodi Arch and that a ;mer be installed so
that the lights would be lit from dusk to 11:00
p. m. The motion was seconded by Councilman
Katzakian and carried.
Councilman Pinkerton suggested that the monies
needed to relight the arch come cut of the "Hotel -
Motel - Beautification Fund''.
INSTALLATION OF The Council vas reminded that at the last regular
RAISED BARRIER ON Council meeting of June 16, 197t, Council had
EAST LEG OF HUTCHINS requested that Staff investigate van;ous methods'
ST, /LODI AVE, of providing some type of raised barrier on the
INTERSECTION east leg of the Hutchins Street/Logi Avenue inter-
s ecti on.
Three alternates were in-:-e,t:ga ted, each provid-
ing varying degrees of visibi `.y,-estraint,
installation cost, and sallety. liese alternates
were -e -ie -ed for Ccunci;. by Pubic Works
Director Ron.Gko.
Following a lengthy d:scuasi;::. •.cth questions
being direc`.ed._to Staff, Cour._.:;.1, on motion of
Councilman. Ehrhardt, Katzakia..n second, approved
the ins talla'.;on of the Alternate No. 2 -type raised
Barr er (c_nstructed of rc;=rete -incl tapered on the
ends and sides) or '_he ea3t ieg :` the Hutchins
Street/Lodi Avenue in ter, ecr..-n . The motion
carried by the folic-ing ':rte
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Minutes cf July 7, 1976, continued
INSTALLATION OF Ayes:
Crn.:ncilme n - Ehrhardt, Katnich,
RAISED BARRIER ON
Katzakian, and Hughes
EAST LEG OF HUTCHINS
2 and 3 for the White Slough Plant expansion
ST/LODI AVE. INTER- Noes
Councilmen - Pinkerton
SECTION (Continued)
Councilman Katnich then moved for approval
Absent;
Ccunciimen - None
CHANGE ORDERS NOS. Following introduction by City Manager Glaves,
1, 2 AND 3 FOR Public Works Director Ronsko detailed for
W. S. W. P. C. P. Council, Change Orders Nos. 1, 2 and 3 for
EXPANSION PROJECT the White Slough Plant expansion project.
APPROVED
<; A lengthy discussion followed with questions
regarding the Change Orders being directed to
staff.
Council directed that all forthcoming Change
Orders for this project be reported to the
Council.
Mr. Ronskc apprized ;he Council that it was
Staff'B recommend, --tion that the intersection be
establishe,? a:: a 4- va.y stc.p.
Di<.cus.ic : fc_lo t e3 vi: -'h ques;icns being directed
to Staff. On motion of Councilman Ehrhardt,
Katnich sec nd. Council adopted Resolution No.
4224 establishing the lntersecion of Elm Street
and Hutchins Street as a 4 -way stop.
On motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Katzakian
second, Council approved Change Orders Nos.
2 and 3 for the White Slough Plant expansion
project.
Councilman Katnich then moved for approval
of Change Order No. 1 for the White Slough
Plant Expansion. project. The motion was
seconded by Councilman Pinkerton and carried.
4 -WAY STOP AT LODI
City Manager Glaves presented for Council
AVE. AND MILLS
scrutiny a Traffic Engineering Investigation of
ESTABLISHED
the Lodi Avenue and Mills Avenue intersection.
The report was reviewed for Council by Public
RES. NO. 4223
Works Director Ronsko. Mr. Ronsko concluded'
that it was Staff's recommendation that, prim-
arily for the purpose of reducing accidents, that
the Council adopt a resolution establishing this
intersection as a 4 -way stop.
Following d.iscu3sion, on motion of Councilman
Katnich, Ehrhardt second, Council adopted
Resolution No. 4223 establishing the intersection
of Lodi Avenue and Mills Avenue as a 4 -way stop.
4-%VAY STOP
The City Manager advised that because of
ESTABLISHED AT ELM
general compia.ir_ts and a review of the City's
& HUTCHINS ST.
accident p:a map, the Public Works Department
has prepared a Traffic Engineering Investigation
RES. NO. 4224
in order to determine the need for additional
"
controls a. the intersection of Elm and Hutchins
Street, A copy- of this Inves`.igation was presented
for Council's perusal and was received by Public
Works Director Ronsko.
Mr. Ronskc apprized ;he Council that it was
Staff'B recommend, --tion that the intersection be
establishe,? a:: a 4- va.y stc.p.
Di<.cus.ic : fc_lo t e3 vi: -'h ques;icns being directed
to Staff. On motion of Councilman Ehrhardt,
Katnich sec nd. Council adopted Resolution No.
4224 establishing the lntersecion of Elm Street
and Hutchins Street as a 4 -way stop.
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Minutes cf July 7, 1976, continued
AGREEMENT WITH City Manager Glaves presented for Council
PG&E FOR ALTERNATE approval a revised Agreement from PG&E
POWER SOURCE TO under which PG&E will provide an alternate
W.S. W.P.C.P. APPRVD. source of electrical power to the White ,
Slough Water Pollution Control Plant property
RES. NO. 4225 at a cost. of $2.2,496.
Following que3tions regarding the matter,
Council, on motion of Councilman Pinkerton,
Ehrhardt second, adopted Resolution No.
4225 approving an Agreement between PG&E
and the City whereby PG&E will provide an
alternate source of electrical power to the
White Slough Water Pollution Control Plant
property at a cost of $22, 496 and authorizing
the City Manager to execute the Agreement on
behalf of the City.
ACTION ON AGENDA Following introduction of the matter by City
ITEM "p" DEFERRED Manager Glaves and a report by City Attorney
Mullen on Agenda Item "p" - "Approval of
Errors and Omission Policy for City",
Councilman Katnich moved that the matter be
deferred to the regular Council meeting of
July 2 1, 1976 for additional information. The
motion was seconded by Councilman Ehrhardt
and carried.
RECESS
At 10:35 p, m. Mayor Hughes declared a five-
minute recess, and the Council reconvened at
10:40 p.m.
REQUEST FOR WAIVER
City Manager Glaves presented a letter which
OF SEWAGE 'MORA-
had been received from Mr. Terry Piazza,
TORIUM, VINEYARD i#3
Baumbach and Piazza Civil Engineers, 221 W.
SUBDIVISION APPRVD.
Oak Street, Lodi, California which reads in
part as .folicws:
"Our firm represents Mr. Marvin Wiebe, the
developer of Vineyard #3 Subdivision.
'Realizing that the previously approved
Tentative Map of this project has lapsed because
a final map was not recorded, we hereby
request that at the time the Planning Commission
hears our application that it consider making the
following recommendations to the City Council:
1. To waive the sewage moritorium for this
project
OR
2. To allow the developer to begin building
hcme.s on this site with the stipulation that
wa*_er and sewer connections cannot be used
until the sewage mori.torium is lifted."
Councilman Katzakian stated that he wished to
abstain frcm the discussion and voting as his
Company was the Agent in selling this property
to H & M Builders.
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Minutes of July 7, 1970, continued
REQUEST FOR WAIVER A diagram of the subject area was shown by
OF SEWAGE MORA- Commu ity Development Director Schroeder.
TORIUM, VINEYARD #3
SUBDIVISION APPRVD. A lengthy &srussion regarding the request
(Continued) follcwed with questions being directed to Staff.
On motion of Councilman Katnich, Pinkerton
second, Council approved the request for
waiver of the sewage moratorium for the
Vineyard 03 Subdivision.
The motion_ carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Councilmen - Ehrhardt, Katnich,
Pinkerton and Hughes
Noes: Councilmen - None
Abstain: Councilmen - Katzakian
Absent: Councilmen - None
AGENDA ITEM "r"
Agenda item "r" - "Easement abandonment -
WITHDRAWN FROM
Lakewood No. 4" was withdrawn from the
AGENDA
Agenda with Council's concurrence.
TRANSIENT
A Staff report regarding the Hotel -Motel Tax
OCCUPANCY TAX
was presented by City Manager Glaves for
INCREASED TO 6%
Council's perusal. The report incorporated a
survey of cities in regard to utilization of
ORD. NO. 1082
revenue accruing from this type of tax. The
INTRODUCED
report concluded that it is staff's recommenda-
tion that the Hotel -Motel Tax be raised to 676
and that all funds be placed in the Beautification
Fund. At the year's end, all funds in excess of
$200, 000 should then be transferred to the
General Fund.
Council discussion followed with questions
regarding the matter being directed to Staff.
Councilman Katnich thea moved introduction of
Ordinance No. 1082 amending Section 23-13 of
the City Code and thereby increasing the
Transient Occupancy Tax to 60,46. The motion
was seconded by Councilman Ehrhardt and carried,
RES, 4226 RE Following iniroduc`_ion of the matter by Staff, on
SALARIES FOR motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Katnich second,
POLICE & FIRE UNITS Council adapted Resolution No. 4226 thereby
APPRVD. adopting a salary schedule for the Police and
Fire Units effective July 1, 1976. The agreement
with the Police and Fire Units covers salaries for
the next four years.
ORD. 1083 INTRO. RE Councilman Katnich moved introduction of
SICK LEAVE CONVER- Ordinance 1083 thereby amending Ordinance 444
SION regarding Sick Leave Conversion as outlined in
a Staff rep-nrt to the Council. The motion was
seconded 6y Councilman Ehrhardt and carried.
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Minutes of July 7, 1976, continued
RES, 4227 RE Councilman Ehrhardt then moved to adopt
INCREASED UNIFORM Resoluticn No. 4227 increasing uniform
ALLOWANCES allowances for Uniformed Police Officers,
Uniformed Fire Fighters, Dispatcher -
Clerk -Matrons, and Dispatcher -Clerk -
Jailers. The motion was seconded by
Councilman Katnich and carried.
RES, 4228 RE REVISED On motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Katzakian
POLICE UNIT second, Council adopted Resolution No. 4228
EDUCATIONAL approving a revised Police Unit Educational
INCENTIVE PROGRAM Incentive Program.
RES, 4229 RE Councilman Pinkerton then moved to adopt
SALARIES FOR GENERAL Resolution No. 4229 thereby adopting a salary
SERVICES UNIT schedule for all employees of the General
APPROVED Services Unit effective July 1, 1976. The
motion was seconded by Councilman Katnich
and carried.
ACTION DEFERRED ON
Following discussion on the matter as intro -
RETAINING AUDITOR
duced by City Manager Glaves, Council
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deferred action on retaining an auditor for the
annual audit pending receipt of further infor-
mation.
LIBRARY BOARD
Mayor Hughes proposed the reappointment of
TRUSTEES
Dr. Frank Johnson and Mr. Lewis Singer to
REAPPOINTED
the Library Board for 3 -year terms expiring
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on June 30, 1979 and Mr. Fred Muther and
Mr. L. D. Tonn to the Planning Commission
for 4 -year terms expiring on June 30, 1980.
PLANNING
COMMISSIONERS
On motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Katzakian
REAPPOINTED
second, Council ratified the reappointment of
Dr. Frank Johnson and Mr. Lewis Singer to
the Library Board for 3 -year terms expiring
on June 30, 1979 as proposed by Mayor Hughes,
On motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Pinkerton
second, Council ratified the reappointment of
Mr. Fred Muther and Mr. L. D. Tonn to the
Planning Commission for 4 -year terms
expiring on June 30, 1980.
ORD. ADOPTING
Ordinance Nc. 1080 - entitled "AN ORDINANCE
OPERATING BUDGET
ADOPTING AN OPERATING BUDGET FOR THE
FOR SUPPORT OF
SUPPORT OF THE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS
VARIOUS DEPART-
OF THE CITY OF LODI FOR THE FISCAL
MENTS F.Y. 1976-77
YEAR BEGINNING JULY 1, 1976 AND ENDING,
JUNE 30, 1977" having been introduced at an
ORD. NO. 1080
adjourned meeting of the Lodi City Council on
ADOPTED
June 30, 1976, was brought up for passage on
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motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Katnich 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, KATNICH,
KATZAKIAN, PINKERTON and HUGHES
Noes: Councilmen - None
Absent: Councilmen - None
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Minutes C:41 Ju_y 7, 1976, continued
LETTER OF At the suggestion of Councilman Ehrhardt,
_ APPRECIATION TO and with Ccurcii concurrence, Mayor Hughes
BICENTENNIAL directed the City Clerk to draft a letter of
COMMITTEE appreciation to the Bicentennial Committee
for their efforts in making the City's
Bicentennial festivities such a success.
DATES OF INTEREST Councilman Ehrhardt advised the Council of
the Public Safety Committee meeting to be
held in Oakland July 14, 1976.
Councilman Ehrhardt also apprised the
Council of the C. 0. G. Transportation Planning
Policy Committee meeting to be held July 16,
1976 at 10:00 a. m.
Councilman Pinkerton advised that the
members of the Environmental Quality_
Committee will be meeting on July 14, 1976.
ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to come before
the Council, Mayor Hughes declared the session
adjourned at 11:30 p.m. on motion of Councilman
Pinkerton, Ehrhardt second.
Attest: ALICE M. REIMC14E
City Clerk
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