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CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF LODI
CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS
APRIL 16, 1975
A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi was held
beginning at 8:00 p.m, on Wednesday, April 16, 1975, in the City
Hall Council Chambers.
ROLL CALL: Present: Councilmen - EHRHARDT, HUGHES,
KATNICH, PINKERTON
and SCHAFFER
Absent: Councilmen - None
Also Present: City Manager Glaves, Assistant
City Manager Glenn, City Attorney Mullen
(arrived 8:03 p.m.), Assistant Planner Gregory
Freitas, and Assistant City Engineer Glenn
Robison
INVOCATION: The invocation was given by Bishop Joe Lurf,
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
PLEPGEj Mayor Schaffer led the Pledge of Allegiance to
the flag.
MINUTES$ Councilman Katnich moved that the minutes of
April 2, 1975 be approved as written and mailed.
The motion was seconded by Councilman Pinkerton
and carried.
PUBLIC HEARING: Notice thereof having been published and posted in
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accordance with law and affidavit of publication
ABATING SUBSTAN-
and posting being on file in the office of the City
DARD CONDITIONS-
Clerk, Mayor Schaffer called for the public hearing
11 S, GARFIELD ST,
concerning the Chief Building Inspector's Report
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on the costs incurred by the City of Lodi in abating
substandard conditions at 11 South Garfield Street,
Lodi, California.
The matter was introduced by City Manager Glaves.
ASSESSMENT CON-
There being no persons in the audience wishing to
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speak on the matter, the public portion of the
GARFIELD ST,
hearing was closed. On motion of Councilman
Katnich, Hughes second, Council adopted Resolution
RES, NO. 4050
No. 4050 confirming the assessment on property at
11 South Garfield Street, Lodi, California.
PROCLAMATIONS
Mayor Schaffer took the following actions:
a. Proclaimed the month of May as "Family Unity
Month" which proclamation was received by Bishop
Joe Lurf and Bishop Stephen G. Demetras of the
Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints.
b. Proclaimed April 20-26, 1975 as "Realtor Week"
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Minutes of April 16, 1975, continued
PLANNING COMMISSION
The City Manager gave the following report of
the Planning Commission meeting of April 14,
1975:
GENERAL PLAN Approved Resolution No. 75-1 recommending
AMENDMENT75-2 and approving General Plan Amendment 75-2
', which revises the industrial portion of the City's
General Plan Land Use Element. The Resolution
includes the following major items:
1, that approximately 25 acres presently
designated industrial in our downtown area and
bounded by the Southern Pacific Railroad,
Lockeford Street, Lodi Avenue and a north -south
line half a block east of Sacramento Street be re-
designated General Commercial.
2. that our existing single "INDUSTRIAL"
General Plan classification be replaced with three
new Industrial General Plan classifications, namely,
"LIGHT, MEDIUM, AND HEAVY INDUSTRIAL"
classifications as shown on a proposed revision
to the Land Use Map.
3. that approximately 345 acres of residentially -
classified land now shown on our General Plan east
of U. S. 99-50 be revised to various Industrial
General Plan classifications.
4. that a proposed phasing plan be adopted whereby
undeveloped areas will be phased to permit develop- .
ment to coincide with the future demand for indus-
trial land and the adequate availability of all public
utilities and services. Later phased areas will
develop after an earlier and adjacent phased area
has been at least 80% developed for urban purposes.
Areas included in phases 0 through 4 are classified
LIGHT, MEDIUM or HEAVY Industry. Phase 5 is
recommended to be designated as future Industrial,
a holding phase which reserves land for industrial
purposes to be classified after 50% of phase 3 areas
are developed.
5. The Commission also proposes, as part of the
amendment, an updated Street and Rail Line Master
Plan for phases 1 through 4 east of U. S. 99=50.
Following discussion by Council, Mayor Schaffer
directed that the matter be set for shirt -sleeve
discussion with the date for Public Hearing to be
set at a later time.
ACTIONS OF The Planning Commission also took the following
INTEREST actions of interest to the City Council:
1. Approved a Use Permit for Foodmaker, Inc.
by Mr. Kent Woodell for an off-street parking lot
in conjunction with a Jack-in-the-Box Restaurant
at 240 S. Hutchins Street north of 419 West Lodi
Avenue in an area zoned R -1 -ID, Residential High
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Density Multiple Family District. The Use
Permit was approved subject to final site plan
approval by the Lodi Site Plan and Architectural
Review Committee (SPARC).
2. Certified the Final Environmental Impact
Report for the General Plan Amendment 75-2
(Industrial Areas) as being adequate after holding
a public hearing on the matter.
3. Set for public hearing on April 28, 1975 a
request by Ms. Kathleen J. Ball and Mr. Don
Handey for a Use Permit to establish an Elec-
tronic Amusement Center at 219 East Kettleman
Lane in an area zoned C-2, General Commercial.
4. Recommended that the San Joaquin County
Board of Zoning Adjustment approve a request by
Mrs. Vivian E. Hughes to remove a 90 -foot by
481 -foot parcel from an agricultural area and add
on to an existing industrial use on the north side
of East Pine Street, 305 feet east of the Central
California Traction Company right-of-way in an area
zoned I -PA, Interim -Protected Agriculture.
In recommending approval of the request, the
Commission found that this action conforms to the
Land Use Element of the General Plan, and that
although the proposal was in a phase 5 - Future
Industrial Reserve area, it was not a proposed new
use, but rather an expansion of an existing industrial
use.
WELCOME TO Mayor Schaffer welcomed Mr. Lattimer and members
VISITORS of his U. S. Government class who were in the
audience, a number of students visiting from Delta
College, and the Boy Scout Troop and representatives
from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints,
who were also in the audience.
COMMUNICATIONS City Clerk Reimche presented an invitation to Council
and staff from the Lodi Orioles Baseball Club to
attend the opening game of their Baseball season at
Lawrence Park, Tuesday, April 22, 1975 at 7:00 p.m.
against the Modesto Athletics.
WHITE SLOUGH Councilman Pinkerton requested that Staff arrive at
WATER POLLUTION a cost estimate of the White Slough Water Pollution
PLANT EXPANSION Plant expansion program as of this date, to develop
PROGRAM a time schedule for this project, and to be prepared
to identify cost increases resulting from delays in
this work schedule.
CONSENT In accordance with report and recommendation of
CALENDAR the City Manager, the following actions hereby set
forth between asterisks, on motion of Councilman
Pinkerton, Ehrhardt second, were approved by Council:
CLAIMS CLAIMS WERE APPROVED IN THE AMOUNT OF
$728, 816. 69.
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AWARD-LODI AVE. Per report of the City Manager, bids have been
ST. IMPROVEMENTS received for the contract for Lodi Avenue Street
(AVENA TO CALiF. ) Improvements - Avena Avenue to California.
Street as follows:
AMOUNT
RES? NO, 4051 BIDDER Alternate "A" Alternate "B"
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Claude C. Wood Co. $129,894.20 $127,573.70
Teichert Construction $149,583.00 $148,868.00
Report and recommendation of the City Manager
indicated that the award be made to Claude C. Wood
Co., the low bidder, in the amount of $127, 573. 70.
RESOLUTION NO. 4051
RESOLUTION AWARDING THE CONTRACT FOR
LODI AVENUE STREET IMPROVEMENTS - AVENA
AVENUE TO CALIFORNIA STREET TO CLAUDE C..
WOOD CO., THE LOW BIDDER, IN THE AMOUNT
OF $127, 573.70.
City Manager Glaves presented to the Council a
report listing the bids received for Well Drilling,
Well #18 as follows:
BIDDER BID
Ben Barrow Drilling Co., Inc. $38, 881. 46, .
Grabow Well Drilling Co., Inc. $40, 992.00
Clark Well & Equipment Co. $41,098.00
Arthur & Orum Well Drilling Co. $42,468.00
Myers Brothers, Inc. $42,575.00
Winter-Abajian Well Drilling $48,747.78
AWARD -WELL
DRILLING, WELL The City Manager recommended that the award be
NO, 18 made to Ben Barrow Drilling Company, Inc., the
low bidder, in the amount of $38, 881. 46.
RES? NO. 4052 RESOLUTION NO. 4052
RESOLUTION AWARDING THE CONTRACT FOR
WELL DRILLING, WELL NO. 18, TO BEN BARROW -
DRILLING CO., INC., THE LOW BIDDER, IN THE
AMOUNT OF $38,881.46.
AWARD -ASPHALT
MATERIAL 4TH Per report of the City Manager, bids have been
QUARTER FISCAL received for the contract for asphalt material for
1974.75 - the 4thQuarter. of fiscal 1974-75 as follows:
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1500 TON AC, TYPE B
500 TON AC, TYPE B
200 TON AC, TYPE B
/8",5.846
Asphalt Binder
AR -4000
}",5.8%Asphalt BinderAR-4000
3/8",5.8% SC -800 Asphalt Binder
A
B
C
A
B
C
A
B
C
F.O.B
Stockpile
Hopper of
F.O.B.
Stockpile
Hopper of
F.O.B.
Stockpile
Hopper of
BIDDER
Plant
City Limits
Paver
Plant
:City Limits
Paver
Plant
City Limits
Paver
Industrial Asphalt, Linden
$ 8.85
$10.98
$10.98
$ 8.45
1 $10.58
.$10.58
$ 8.85
$10.85
-$10.9$
s
Plus:6% sales tax
9.38
11.64
11.64
8.96;
11.21
11.21
9.38
11.50 '
11.64
Plus:City cost for mileage($2.37}
11.75
11.331
11.75
CCt.'.:'.ENTS:
1
523.23/hr stond5y rate after 20
-ir,ites
1
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Co., French Comp
$ 9.70
$11.40
$11.70
$ 9.70
$11.40
$11.70
$11.80
$13.50
$13.80
Less: S0.50/tonfor prompt payment
9.20
10.90.
11.20
9.20
10.90
11.20
11.30
13.00
13.30
Less: S0.07,!ton per 0.106 change
in asphalt -Type B 3/8", 5.5%
= S0.21,-",5.3°6 = $0.35)
8.99
10.69
10.99
8.85
10.55 ;
10.85
11.09
12.79
13.09
,us: 69", sales tax
9.53
11.33
11.65
9.38
11.18 j
11.50
11.76
13.56
13.88
Plus: City test for mileage($1 .84)
11.37
11,22'
13.60
Clz;e: C. V.00d Co., Clements
$ 9.25
$11.10
$11.75
$ 9.00
$10.85
$11.50
S 9.95
$11.80
$12.45
Less: $0.10/ton for prompt payment
9.15
11.00
11.65
8.90
10.75
11-40
9.65
11.70
12.35
Plus: 69: sales tax
9.70
11.66
12.35
9.43.
11.40
12.08
10.44
12.40
13.09
Plus: City cost for mileage(S1 .26)
10.96
10.69
11.70
Teic'-ert Construction, Clements
510.95
11.61
$12.35
13.09
$12.50
13.25
$10.95
11.61
$12.35
13.09
$12.50
13.25
$10.95
11.61
$12.35
13.09
$12.50
13.25
Plus: 6'i: sates tax
Pius: City cost for m7eage($1 .?6)
12.87
12.87
12.87
CCra.mENIS:
20 minutes free stor.dby
All material meets State specs.
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City Manager Glaves reported that the contract for
LOWER SACRA. "Lower Sacramento Road Median Strip - Curb and,
MENTO RD. MEDIAN Gutter", which had been awarded to Mr. William
STRIP.CURB & Burkhardt on January 15, 1975, has been completed -
GUTTER ACCEPTED in substantial conformance with the plans and specifi-
cations approved by the City Council.
COUNCIL ACCEPTED IMPROVEMENTS IN "LOWER
SACRAMENTO ROAD MEDIAN STRIP - CURB AND
GUTTER", AND DIRECTED THE PUBLIC WORKS
DIRECTOR TO FILE A NOTICE OF COMPLETION
WITH THE COUNTY RECORDER'S OFFICE.
The City Manager reported that annexation proceed-
ings on the Community Hospital Addition and the
Neuharth -East Addition have been completed, and
that it would now be in order for the Council to adopt
resolutions withdrawing the Community Hospital
Addition and the Neuharth -East Addition from the
Woodbridge Rural County Fire Protection District.
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Minutes of April 16, 1975, continued
RES, NO9. 4053
Report and recommendation of the City Manager
indicates that the award be made to Industrial
Asphalt, the low bidder, in the amount of the bid.
RESOLUTION NO. 4053
RESOLUTION AWARDING THE CONTRACT FOR
ASPHALT MATERIAL FOR 4TH QUARTER OF
FISCAL 1974.75. TO INDUSTRIAL ASPHALT, THE
LOW BIDDER, IN THE AMOUNT OF THE BID.
City Manager Glaves presented to the Council a
report listing the bids received for a Turf- Truck-
ster for the Parks Department as follows:
BIDDER AMOUNT
Totten Equipment Co. $3, 156. 00 _
Kirby Equipment Co. $3, 138.66
AWARD -TURF
The City Manager recommended that the award be '
TRUCKSTER FOR
made to Kirby Equipment Company, the low bidder,
PARKS DEPT,
in the amount of $3, 138. 66.
RESOLUTION NO. 4054
RES, NO, 4054
RESOLUTION AWARDING THE CONTRACT FOR A
SPECIAL
TURF TRUCKSTER FOR THE PARKS DEPARTMENT
ALLOCATION
TO KIRBY EQUIPMENT COMPANY, THE LOW
APPROVED
BIDDER, IN THE AMOUNT OF $3,138.66.
COUNCIL ALSO APPROVED A SPECIAL ALLOCATION
IN THE AMOUNT OF $1272. 00 TO COVER A BUDGET
OVERRUN ON THIS PIECE OF EQUIPMENT.
City Manager Glaves reported that the contract for
LOWER SACRA. "Lower Sacramento Road Median Strip - Curb and,
MENTO RD. MEDIAN Gutter", which had been awarded to Mr. William
STRIP.CURB & Burkhardt on January 15, 1975, has been completed -
GUTTER ACCEPTED in substantial conformance with the plans and specifi-
cations approved by the City Council.
COUNCIL ACCEPTED IMPROVEMENTS IN "LOWER
SACRAMENTO ROAD MEDIAN STRIP - CURB AND
GUTTER", AND DIRECTED THE PUBLIC WORKS
DIRECTOR TO FILE A NOTICE OF COMPLETION
WITH THE COUNTY RECORDER'S OFFICE.
The City Manager reported that annexation proceed-
ings on the Community Hospital Addition and the
Neuharth -East Addition have been completed, and
that it would now be in order for the Council to adopt
resolutions withdrawing the Community Hospital
Addition and the Neuharth -East Addition from the
Woodbridge Rural County Fire Protection District.
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Minutes of April 16, 1975, continued
COMMUNITY HOS- RESOLUTION NO. 4055
PITAL ADDN.
WITHDRAWN FROM RESOLUTION WITHDRAWING COMMUNITY
WRFPD HOSPITAL ADDITION FROM THE WOODBRIDGE
RURAL COUNTY FIRE' PROTECTION pISTRICT.
RES. NO, 4055
NEUHARTH-EAST RESOLUTION NO. 4056
ADDN. WITHDRAWN
F#tOM WRFPD RESOLUTION WITHDRAWING NEUHARTH-EAST
ADDITION FROM THE WOODBRIDGE RURAL
REST NO. 4056 COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT.
SPECS APPROVED
Following recommendation of City Manager Glaves,
ON SALE OF HOUSES
on motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Hughes second,
LOCATED ON
Council approved the specifications for the sale
LIBRARY SITE
onlVof houses located on library site property at
PROPERTY
210 North Pleasant and 223 West Locust Street and
authorized the City Clerk to advertise for bids
thereon.
PASSENGER LOAD-
The City Manager advised the Council that Mr.
ING & UNLOADING
Jerome Abatangle, Principal of Erma Reese School,
ZONE ESTABLISHED
had requested additional curb space on the south
AT ERMA REESE
side of Elm Street adjacent to the school for the
SCHOOL
purpose of loading and unloading students. The pro-
posed zone would total 243 feet in length and would
RES. NO. 4057
be located immediately west of an existing 180 foot
zone; She two zones would accommodate approxi- •' .
mately 20 vehicles. The proposed zone would consist
of white painted curb and would mean no stopping,
standing or parking for any purpose other than loading
or unloading passengers for a time not to exceed three
minutes when school is open.
Following discussion on the matter, on motion of
Councilman Ehrhardt, Hughes second, Council
adopted Resolution No. 4057 establishing a passenger
loading and unloading zone at Erma Reese School.
DOWNTOWN
City Manager Glaves apprised the Council that 6n
UTILITY DISTRICT
February 7, 1973, the City Council adopted the "
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Downtown Underground Utility Master Plan encom-
passing the area bounded by Lodi Avenue, Locust
Street, Church Street and Sacramento Street. In-
cluded in the adoption of that master plan was phasing
to accomplish the undergrounding of the master plan
over a 5 -year period. District I has been completed
and District II will be under construction shortly. As
part of the design of Downtown Underground District
II, it was necessary, as a practical matter, to do
some work in the future Downtown Underground
District III. Pacific Telephone Co. , under their
rules and regulations, cannot do undergrounding of
this nature without an official underground district
being formed. The City Manager recommended that
Council take the steps necessary to formulate Under-
ground Utility District III. The Underground Utility
District III will include the area bounded by Oak Street
on the south, Pine Street on the north, Church Street
on the west, and Sacramento Street on the east.
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RESOLUTION On motion of Councilman Katnich, Ehrhardt
SETTING PUBLIC second, Council adopted Resolution No. 4058
HEARING THEREON calling a Public Hearing on May 7, 1975 at
8:00 p. m. to determine whether public
RES. NO. 4058 necessity, health, safety, or welfare requires
the formation of an Underground Utility District
III located between Church and Sacramento
Streets and between Pine and Oak Streets.
R/W AGREEMENT On motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Hughes second,
APPROVED Council approved right-of-way agreement between
BARBERA PACKING , Barbera Packing Corporation and the City of Lodi
COItP_" &;CIT.Y`OF whereby the City agrees to pay the owner $200. 00
LODI for the parcel, authorized the City Manager to
execute said agreement on behalf of the City, and
authorized the City Clerk to accept the deed.
City Manager Glaves advised the Council that it
REPORT FROM
will be necessary for the City to acquire prop-
ROBERT T.
erty located in the alley behind K & K Tire
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Sales and the Carpet Warehouse for the placing,
LITIGATION
of a pad -mount transformer in Underground
Utility District II,
R/W AGREEMENT
Councilman Pinkerton moved that Council approve
APPRVD. GLORIA
the right-of-way agreement between Gloria.Green
GREEN COVEY and
Covey and Barbara Green Ray and the City of Lodi
BARBARA GREEN
whereby the City agrees to pay the owners $400. 00
RAY & CITY OF
for the parcel; authorize the City Manager to
LODI
execute said agreement on behalf of the City; and
authorize the City Clerk to accept the deed. The
motion was seconded by Councilman. Ehrhardt and
carried.
The City Manager also advised the Council that it
will be necessary for the City to acquire property
located at the southwest corner of the Firestone
Store Parking lot on South Sacramento Street, for
the placing of a pad -mount transformer in Downtown.
Underground District II.
R/W AGREEMENT On motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Hughes second,
APPROVED Council approved right-of-way agreement between
BARBERA PACKING , Barbera Packing Corporation and the City of Lodi
COItP_" &;CIT.Y`OF whereby the City agrees to pay the owner $200. 00
LODI for the parcel, authorized the City Manager to
execute said agreement on behalf of the City, and
authorized the City Clerk to accept the deed.
Following introduction of the matter, City Manager
Glaves presented the following bids which had been
received for the "Evaporative Condensers Addition -
Public Safety Building":
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Councilman Pinkerton apprised Council that he had
REPORT FROM
been in contact with the McGeorge School of Law
ROBERT T.
in Sacramento regarding researching. the enjoining
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of State Legislators from voting on legislation or
LITIGATION
participating in the legislative process with respect
to legislation which is favored or supported by
persons or entities from whom State Legislators
received in excess of a specific amount of campaign
contributions and Councilman Pinkerton will be
meeting with them shortly. Councilman Pinkerton
then requested that this item be deferred to a later
date. Council concurred.
Following introduction of the matter, City Manager
Glaves presented the following bids which had been
received for the "Evaporative Condensers Addition -
Public Safety Building":
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On motion of Councilman Katnich, Ehrhardt
second, Council acquiesced the proposal from San
Joaquin County Council of Governments that tech-
nical study funds from the Urban Mass Transporta-
tion Administration in the amount of $ 15, 000 be
expended for implementation in Tracy-, directed
Staff to so inform COG by letter, and to also advise
COG that the City Council expressly indicated a
need for UhITA funds in 1975-76 for the City of
Lodi.
STREET CROSSING Mayor Schaffer requested staff to check into the
AT MILLS AVE. & street crossing at Mills Avenue and Tokay Street,
TOKAY ST, indicating that complaints had been received re-
garding fast vehicular traffic in that area from
parents concerned for the safety of their children.
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BIDDER AMOUNT
AWARD-
Camellia City Mechanical $21,532-,00
EVAPORATIVE
Henderson Bros. Co., Inc. $22,745.00
CONDENSERS
Park Sheet Metal Works $26, 126. 00
ADDITION -PUBLIC
SAFETY BLDG.
The City Manager recommended that the award
be made to the low bidder, Camellia City
RES. NO. 4059
Mechanical in the amount of $2 1, 532. 00.
Discussion followed, with Councilman Katnich
moving for adoption of Resolution No. 4059
awarding the contract for the "Evaporative
Condensers Addition - Public Safety Building"
to Camellia City Mechanical, the low bidder,
in the amount of $2 1, 532. 00. The motion was
seconded by Mayor Schaffer and carried.
PROP, 9 FORMS
On motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Hughes
720 A -G FILED BY
second, Council received Proposition 9 Forms
C. M.
720 A -G covering the period of January 7, 1975
through March 12, 1975 as filed by City -Manager
Henry A. Glaves.
The City Manager presented a letter dated
April 4, 1975 received from the San Joaquin
County Council of Governments advising that COG
is obtaining technical study funds from the Urban
Mass Transportation Administration to assist in
public transit implementation planning in San
Joaquin County, amounting to $15, 000 for this
fiscal year, and advised that COG expecis'to
UMTA FUNDS
receive an additional $15, 000 for next fiscal year:
AV,IILABLE
The letter also states that three areas of the
County are considering the installation of new
(Lodi and Tracy) or improved (Stockton) tiansit'"''
services. These funds are being made available
to each area by COG to assist in implementation
work. The City of Tracy is ready to start their
final implementation planning and can make use of
the $ 15, 000 available in 1974-75. COG requests
concurrence from the City of Lodi to expend the
entire $ 15, 000 available for fiscal year 1974-75
for implementation in Tracy.
On motion of Councilman Katnich, Ehrhardt
second, Council acquiesced the proposal from San
Joaquin County Council of Governments that tech-
nical study funds from the Urban Mass Transporta-
tion Administration in the amount of $ 15, 000 be
expended for implementation in Tracy-, directed
Staff to so inform COG by letter, and to also advise
COG that the City Council expressly indicated a
need for UhITA funds in 1975-76 for the City of
Lodi.
STREET CROSSING Mayor Schaffer requested staff to check into the
AT MILLS AVE. & street crossing at Mills Avenue and Tokay Street,
TOKAY ST, indicating that complaints had been received re-
garding fast vehicular traffic in that area from
parents concerned for the safety of their children.
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SUPPORT OF BICYCLE Council was informed of a letter received
FACILITIES ENCOURAGED from the American Association of University
Women encouraging the Council to continue
its support of bicycle facilities within the
City of Lodi. A discussion followed, with no
action being taken by the Council at this time.
PROPOSED COG 1975-76 The City Manager presented to the Council the
BUDGET RATIFIED proposed 1975-76 San Joaquin County Council
of Government's budget. This budget is sub-
mitted to the Council in conformity with the
provisions of the Joint Power Agreement under
which the COG was formed.
After Council discussion and review, on motion
of Mayor Schaffer, Ehrhardt second, the
Council ratified the proposed 1975-76 San
Joaquin County Council of Governments' budget
as submitted.
CITY COUNCIL -CITY
Councilman Ehrhardt spoke to the subject of the
MANAGER RETREAT
City Council member - City Manager Retreat
recently held at Twain Harte Lodge, Twain
Harte, California.
Following introduction of the matter by City
Manager Glaves, Council discussed at length
AB 15 (Warren), which prohibits development
on prime agricultural land.
COUNCIL OPPOSES
On motion of Councilman Hughes, Ehrhardt
AB 15 "=
second, Council indicated its opposition to-.
AB 15.
ADJOURNMENT There being no further business, on motion of
Councilman Pinkerton, Ehrhardt second, the
meeting was adjourned at approximately 9:20 p. m.
by Mayor Schaffer.
Attest: ALICE M. REIMCHE
City Clerk
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