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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - June 5, 1974�ZS4 CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF LODI CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS JUNE 5, 1974 A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi was held beginning at 8:00 p.m. , Wednesday, June 5, 1974, in the City Hall Council Chambers. ROLL CALL Present: Councilmen - EHRHARDT, HUGHES, KATNICH and SCHAFFER (Mayor Pro Tem) Absent: Councilmen - PIitKERTON (Ma-yor) Also present: City Manager Henry Glaves, Assistant City Manager Jerry Glenn, City Attorney Robert Mullen, Planning Director James Schroeder, and Public Works Director Shelley Jones. INVOCATION The invocation was given by Councilman Ehrhardt. PLEDGE Mayor Pro Tempore Schaffer led the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag. MINUTES On motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Katnich second, the minutes of May 22, 1974 were approved as written and mailed. PUBLIC HEARINGS Notice thereof having been published in accordance with law and affidavit of publication and mailing being on file in the office of the City Clerk, the Mayor Pro Tempore called for the public hearing to D.U.U. determine whether public necessity, health, safety DISTRICT II or welfare required the formation of Underground Utility District II. Downtown Underground Utility District II includes the area bounded by Walnut Street on the south, Oak Street on the north, Church Street on the west, and Sacramento Street on the east. There was no one in the audience wishing to speak for or against the proposal and no communications received. The public portion of the hearing was closed. FORMATION OF- Following discussion, the Council, on motion of DISTRICT II Councilman Katnich, Hughes second, then adopted RES. NO. 3927 Resolution No. 3927 establishing Downtown Underground Utility District No. II. 385 Minutes of June 5, 1974, continued Mr. Ernest D. Roberge, Ernie's Septic Tank Service, 25409 N. Highway 99, Acampo, California addressed the Council regarding his being able to dump septic tank cleanings into City of Lodi SEPTIC TANK manholes or at the White Slough Nater Pollution CLEANINGS Control Plant. Following considerable discussion on this matter, Mayor Pro Tempore Schaffer referred the matter to staff and asked for further clarification on the matter at the June 19, 1974 Council meeting. PLANNING COMMISSION The City Manager gave the following report of the Planning Commission meeting of May 28, 1974. 1. Recommended that the site for the Samuel D. Salas Park -Drainage Basin be located at the SAMUEL D. SALAS southwest. corner of South Stockton Street and PARK DRAINAGE the future extension of East Century Boulevard BASIN on property known as the Hoxie Vineyard and owned by the Elkhorn Fruit Company. 2. Adopted a policy for considering amendment to the General Plan at the first meeting each February, June and October. This schedule would require the City Council to consider the amendments in March, July and November each year. The City Manager also reported the following Planning Commission actions of interest to the Council: ACTIONS OF 1. Conditionally approved the request of Reverend INTEREST Oscar Gross for a Use Permit to erect a Residential Care Facility in conjunction with an existing convalescent hospital at 315 West Turner Road in an area zoned R -GA, Garden Apartment Residential. Conditionally approved the request of Reverend Harold Duncan on behalf of the Century Assembly of God for a Use Permit to erect a church complex on the south side of West Century Boulevard between Scarborough Drive and South Hutchins Street in an area zoned P-1)(4), Planned Development District No. 4. 3. Recommended that the San Joaquin County Board of Zoning Adjustment approve the request of Happyholme Farms by Mr. George Emde, Jr. for a Use Permit to install a mobile office for two years at a feed manufacturing complex on the west side of Lower Sacramento Road, approximately 2000 feet south of Kettleman Lane (State Highway 12) -2- i Minutes of June 5, 1974, continued southwest of Lodi in an area zoned I -PA, Interim -Protected Agriculture. COMMUNICATIONS San Joaquin County Local Agency Formation Commission Resolution 190 approving the Geweke Addition to the City of Lodi was received by the GEWEKE City Clerk indicating that there was filed with ADDITION LAFCO an application for annexation to the City of Lodi on April 23, 1974. The Resolution also RES. NO. 3928 states that it appears all of the owners of land within the territory 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 and directed to initiate annexation proceedings and to proceed without notice and hearing, and without an election as provided in Section 54797. 1 of the Government Code. Resolution 190 was passed and adopted by LAFCO on May 20, 1974. On motion of Councilman Katnich, Ehrhardt second, the City Council adopted Resolution No. 3928 annexing the "Geweke Addition" to the City of Lodi. The City Clerk presented a letter which had been received from Mrs. Milton C. Staton expressing her LODI LAKE desire to keep the Lodi Lake Extension area as a EXTENSION nature area, stating the area in its natural state is AREA ideal for the study and enjoyment of plants and animals native to the Lodi area. REPORTS OF THE CITY MANAGER CLAIMS Claims in the amount of $381, 174.75 were approved on motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Hughes second. Mr. Marvin A. Shulman, P. E. , Caltrans Interregion Corridor Studies, and Mr. Robson B. Smith, Caltrans Transportation Planning Studies, presented a report CORRIDOR to the Council on the Sacramento -Stockton -San STUDY Francisco Bay Area Corridor Study. Following the report, Mr, Shulman and Mr. Smith answered questions regarding the study as presented by the Council. Public Works Director Shelley Jones presented to the Council a new proposal for the Lodi Avenue Widening project which provides a cross section for Lodi Avenue construction to be 64 feet curb to curb in the -3- Minutes of June 5, 1974, continued area between California Street and Avena Avenue with striping to be for four moving lanes of traffic and parking on two sides; and a cross section from Avena Avenue to Ham Lane to be 57 feet from curb to curb with the south curb to be 32 feet from the centerline, providing for four moving lanes of traffic, parking permitted on the south side, and no parking on the north side. LODI AVE. WIDENING The following persons spoke in opposition of the PROJECT proposed plan: Mr. Jack Chappell, 2 31 S. Avena, Lodi Mr. Riney Bender, 729 S. Pleasant, Lodi Mr. James McCarty, 811 Dianna Drive, Lodi Dr. C. W. Fortier, 120 S. Orange Street, Lodi Following discussion, on motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Hughes second, the matter was continued to the June 19, 1974 City Council meeting. RECESS Mayor Pro Tempore Schaffer declared a five- minute recess, and the Council reconvened at 9:35 p.m. City Manager Glaves reported that the City Clerk had On Motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Hughes second, the Council adopted Resolution No. 3929 calling for a Referendum Election on August 27, 1974 to vote upon the question, "Shall Ordinance 1022 of the City of Lodi be repealed? ", and setting the consolidation of the precincts at 3 to 1 or 11 total consolidated precincts. City Manager Glaves reported that he had received a request from the developers of the Rivergate Subdivision (Turner Road at the north end of Church Street) to be placed on the Agenda. Rivergate has an approved -4- been in contact with the San Joaquin County Election REFERENDUM office regarding the Referendum Election to vote upon ELECTION the question, "Shall Ordinance 1022 of the City of Lodi be repealed? " and that notification had been received from the County Election Office indicating that either August 20, 1974 or August 27, 1974 would be an agreeable date for the election; that the County would be willing to contract with the City of Lodi for RES. NO. 3929 the same type of election services provided the City CALLING FOR of Lodi in the March 1974 General Municipal Election. REFERENDUM An estimated cost for this Referendum Election was ELECTION provided with 2-1 consolidation and 3-1 consolidation of precincts, and the County indicated that at the present time, there are no other pending items within the County that could be consolidated with this election. On Motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Hughes second, the Council adopted Resolution No. 3929 calling for a Referendum Election on August 27, 1974 to vote upon the question, "Shall Ordinance 1022 of the City of Lodi be repealed? ", and setting the consolidation of the precincts at 3 to 1 or 11 total consolidated precincts. City Manager Glaves reported that he had received a request from the developers of the Rivergate Subdivision (Turner Road at the north end of Church Street) to be placed on the Agenda. Rivergate has an approved -4- Minutes of June 5, 1974, continued Tentative Map which expired last November. They have redesigned the subdivision to reduce the density and now want permission_ to submit it to the Planning Commission for approval. The total subdivision would call for some Z23 dwelling units. Speaking on behalf of the developers of the Rivergate Subdivision were: RIVERGATE DEVELOPERS Mr. Thomas Brewer, Attorney-at-law, of REQUEST Brewer, Patridge, and Morris, 1209 N. El EXCEPTION TO Dorado Street, Stockton, and Mr. Wm. B. CURTAILMENT OF Sutphin, 41 Cervantes Blvd., San Francisco, TENTATIVE MAP California. SUSPENSION Mr. Brewer and Mr. Sutphin pointed out the changes in the revised tentative map for the Rive rgate-Mokelumne Subdivision stating that they feel the revised map now fills the requirements of the Public Works Department, Fire Department, sewage services, etc. Mr. Brewer stated that if approved, in 1974, there would be a total of five sewer hookups, in 1975 a cumulative total of 73 hookups and in 1976, a cumulative total of 157. The final total of 207 would be completed in 1977. A report on the White Slough Water Pollution Plant REPORT ON capacities was presented by Public Works Director WHITE SLOUGH Shelley Jones. A chart of the average daily flow by CAPACITIES month at White Slough was presented. Flows peaked during 1971 in July at 3. 9 million gallons per day, in 197Z in August at 4.2 million gallons per day, 1973 peaked in July at above 4. 5 million gallons per day; and in May of 1974 the plant has already reached a point beyond 4. 5 million gallons per day. A lengthy discussion followed regarding the alarming situation at White Slough, the temporary suspension of tentative maps, and the developers' of Rivergate Subdivision request for exception to this curtailment. Mr. Brewer asked if the matter could be continued for two weeks, so they could check into the legal ramifications involved in this matter. On motion of Councilman Katnich, Ehrhardt second, the Council continued the matter until June 19, 1974 and directed the Planning Commission to continue its action on the final Environmental Impact Report, Tentative Subdivision Map, and proposed amendments to Planned Development District =5 as requested by Mr. Sutphin on behalf of the Rivergate Subdivision. -5- Minutes Of June 5, 1974, continued City Manager Claves reported that all annexation proceedings have now been completed on the "Wentland Addition" and the "Wickes -Foster Addition", and pursuant to California Health and Safety Code Section 13952, it would now be in order for the Council to adopt resolutions withdrawing the "Wentland Addition" from the Woodbridge Rural County Fire Protection District and "Wickes -Foster Addition" from the Mokelumne Rural County Fire Protection District. WITHDRAW On motion of Councilman Katnich, Ehrhardt second, WENTLAND the City Council adopted Resolution No. 3930 ADDITION FROM withdrawing the "Wentland Addition" from the WRCFPD RES. 3930 Woodbridge Rural County Fire Protection District. WITHDRAW On motion of Councilman Katnich, Hughes second, WICKES-FOSTER the Council adopted Resolution No. 3931 withdrawing ADDITION FROM the "Wickes -Foster Addition' from the Mokelumne MOKELUMNE RCFPD Rural County Fire Protection District. RES. NO. 3931 The City Manager reported that the Planning De- partment is presently in the final stages of completing the Abandoned VehicT.e Abatement Program for the fiscal year 1973/74. City Manager Glaves recommended continuing the AVA Program for the 1974/75 fiscal ABANDONED year, maintaining the current contract level of 100 VEHICLE vehicles. The City has negotiated with the California ABATEMENT Highway Patrol to increase the per unit reimbursement PROGRAM from $19. 00 to $20. 00 per vehicle, which will adequately cover administrative costs. Councilman Ehrhardt moved the adoption of Resolution RES. NO. 3932 3932 authorizing an Abandoned Vehicle Abatement Program for fiscal year 1974/75. The motion was seconded by Councilman Katnich and carried. City Manager Glaves reported that the City of Lodi is unable to get a certification of census of population estimates by the State Department of Finance, because it is considered too long a time span since the 1970 census was taken. The San Joaquin County Council of Governments has therefore requested a county -wide census with all cities, the County, and the County Council of Governments participating. SPECIAL CENSUS On motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Hughes second, AUTHORIZED the City Council authorized the City Manager to negotiate for a special census as requested by the San Joaquin County Council of Governments and to execute the necessary documents. -6- 390 Minutes of June 5, 1974, continued The City Manager reported that it is necessary to submit the Planned Use Report for the Revenue Sharing Entitlement Period 5 (July 1, 1974 - June 30, 1975). The entitlement is for $274,419. The City's report must specify whether the money will be used for capital expenditures or operations/ maintenance. City Manager Glaves recommended that the monies be expended on the following high priority projects: REVENUE 1. $2 12, 000 for the extension of the storm SHARING FUNDS drainage line on Stockton Street, from Kettleman Lane to Flora Street. 2. $55, 000 -balance in the cost of Fire Station No. 3 3. $7, 419 be assigned to the Police Department for replacement of sur- veillance or communication equipment. On motion of Councilman Katnich, Ehrhardt second, the Council approved expenditures of the Revenue Sharing funds for the fifth entitlement period as recommended by the City Manager. City Manager Glaves reported that the City has negotiated an agreement between Jim A. Johas and George K. Tsakopoulos for acquisition of right-of- way on Lodi Avenue. The location is the old R/W ACQUISITION Alexander's Bakery. The City is acquiring 718 LODI AVENUE- square feet. The new property line is 40 feet from JOHAS AND the centerline in accordance with the specific plan TSAKOPOULOS adopted by the City Council in the early 1950's. On motion of Councilman Katnich, Ehrhardt second, the Council approved the agreement between the City of Lodi and Jim A. Johas and George K. Tsakopoulos for acquisition of right-of-way along Lodi Avenue. Mr. Frank Wolfe, Executive Manager of the Lodi District Chamber of Commerce, on behalf of the CHAMBER. Chamber Board of Directors, formally challenged SOFTBALL GAME the Lodi City Council and City staff to a softball game CHALLENGE to be held Saturday night, June 22, 1974 preceeding the Lodi Orioles game. The challenge also included a homerun contest between the President of the Chamber of Commerce and the Mayor of Lodi to be held Sunday night, June 23, 1974 between the double-header Orioles Game. -7- Bel Minutes of June 5, 1974, continued The City Manager presented bids received for a tractor -loader to be used by the Public Works Department as follows: AWARD - TRACTOR -LOADER Ferdun & Woods Equipment Co. , Inc. $9, 495. 48 RES. NO. 3933 Stockton Ford Tractor $9, 646.00 City Manager Glaves recommended the award be made to the low bidder for the amount of the bid. On motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Hughes second, the Council adopted Resolution No. 3933 awarding the contract for the tractor -loader for the Public Works Department to Ferdun & Woods Equipment Co., Inc. for a total of $9, 495. 48. City Manager Glaves presented bids received for the Elm Street Improvements - Ham Lane to Crescent Avenue as follows: Teichert Construction Co. Alternate A $93,099.70 AWARD- Alternate B $93,989.70 ELM STREET IMPROVEMENTS Claude C. Wood Co. HAM TO CRESCENT Alternate A $87,303.90 Alternate B $90,401.90 RES. NO. 3934 The City Manager recommended the award be made to the low bidder, Claude C. Wood Company for Alternate A. On motion of Councilman Katnich, Hughes second, the Council adopted Resolution. No. 3934 awarding the contract for the Elm Street Improvements - Ham Lane to Crescent Avenue for Alternate A for a total amount of $87, 303. 90, to Claude C. Wood Company. The City Manager presented bids received for the Vine-ood Park Restrooms foundation and slabs as f ollows: AWA RD- VINEWOOD PARK Avery T. Gassin $ 3,828.00 RESTROOMS FOUNDATION AND T. A. Molfino $ 4,050.00 SLABS RES. NO. 3935 H. Max Lee $ 4,780.00 City Manager Gtaves recommended that the award be made to the low bidder, Avery T. Gassin for the amount of the bid. On motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Hughes second, the Council adopted Resolution No. 3935 awarding the contract for the Vinewood Park Restrooms foundation and slabs to Avery T. Gassin for a total of S3,828.00. -8- 392 Minutes of June 5, 1974, continued City lianager Glaves presented bids received for single-phase and three-phase pad mount trans- formers as follows: Single-phase Pad -Mounted Transformers Bidder Total Amount of Bid A. B. Chance $9,012. 12 Allis-Chalmers $9, 791.22 Consolidated Electric $8,741.98 G. E. Supply Co. $9, 139. 32 Graybar Electric Co. $9, 110.70 Maydwell & Hartzell $9, 597.24 R -T -E Corporation $9,053.46 Standard Transformer $10,780.20 Valley Electric Co. $13,465.55 Wagner Electric $8,935.80 Westinghouse Elec. Supply $8,938.98 Three -Phase Pad -Mounted Transformers Allis-Chalmers (Did not bid Item 10) S43,983.64 Consolidated Electric $54,024.89 G. E. Supply $46,423.76 Graybar Electric 546,255.22 Maydwell & Hartzell $52,060.84 R -T -E Corp. $50,378.62 Standard Transformers $51,932. 58 Valley Electric Co, $65,085.70 Wagner Transformer (Did not bid Item 2, 5, 10) $29, 910.02 Westinghouse Electric S45,670. 10 -9- '3 91 Minutes of June 5, 1974, continued AWARD- City Manager Glaves recommended that the SINGLE-PHASE AND single-phase transformers be awarded to THREE-PHASE PAD Consolidated Electrical Distributors, who are MOUNTED low bidders at S8, 741. 98 with a delivery of TRANSFORMERS 112 days which will satisfy the Utility STOCKTON STREET Department's requirements. City Manager RES. NO. 3936 Glaves also recommended that Westinghouse LODI AVENUE Electric Supply Co. be awarded Items I-9 on the three-phase transformers, the lowest RES. NO. 3937 bidder that meets the specifications on these items, with delivery that will meet the Utility Department's requirements, and that Graybar Electric be awarded the bid for Item 10, as they are the low bidder with satisfactory delivery time. On motion of Councilman Hughes, Katnich - second, the City Council adopted Resolution 3936 awarding the bid for single-phase pad mounted transformers to Consolidated Electrical Distributors in the amount of $8, 741. 98, and Items 1-9 on the three-phase pad -mounted transformers to Westinghouse Electric Supply Co. in the amount of $40, 056. 34, and Item 10 on the three-phase pad -mounted transformers to Graybar Electric in the amount of $5,249. 12. The City Manager presented the Operating Budget for the fiscal year 1974/75 for discussion, pointing out that the total budget of $8, 900, 955 BUDGET- represents an increase of $1,280,615 over the I974/75 1973/74 budget. This represents an increase of 16. 8% comparable to the increase of 19.2°/6 last year. City Manager Claves reviewed the major areas of increase. The Council took no action on the budget at this meeting. On motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Katnich second, the Council adopted Resolution No. 3937 prohibiting parking on the east side of Stockton Street from 55 feet south of the centerline of Lodi Avenue to 95 feet south of the centerline of Lodi Avenue. The City Manager reported that with the comple- tion of the traffic signal installation at Lodi Avenue and Stockton Street, it is the City's intention to reduce the severity of the Jog on Stockton Street NO PARKING ZONE across Lodi Avenue by re -striping the traffic STOCKTON STREET lanes according to the recommendation of D. SOUTH OF Jackson Faustman. In order to implement this plan, LODI AVENUE it will be necessary to prohibit parking for approxi- mately 40 feet on the east side of Stockton Street, RES. NO. 3937 south of Lodi Avenue, On motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Katnich second, the Council adopted Resolution No. 3937 prohibiting parking on the east side of Stockton Street from 55 feet south of the centerline of Lodi Avenue to 95 feet south of the centerline of Lodi Avenue. 394 Minutes of June 5, 1974, continued Following considerable discussion, Councilman Ehrhardt moved that this matter be continued to the June '.9. 1',74 Gouncil meeting. The motion was seconded by Councilman Hughes and carried. The City Manager presented specifications for rock and sand material for fiscal year 1974/75, stating that the specifications have been reviewed with the City's current supplier. They have indi- cated that they feel confident that the rock and sand price will remain firm during the coming fiscal year. FISCAL YEAR 1974/75 SPECIFI- On motion of Councilman Katnich, Ehrhardt second, CATIONS FOR ROCK the Council approved the specifications for rock and AND SAND MATERIAL sand material for fiscal year 1974/75 and authorized APPROVED the Purchasing Agent to advertise for bids thereon. City Manager Glaves reported that subdivision improvements in Erich Manor, Tract No. 962, had been completed in substantial conformance with the requirements of the Subdivision Agreement SUBDIVISION between the City of Lodi and Capell Construction IMPROVEMENTS Co. dated 7/5/72, and as specifically set forth ACCEPTED-ERICH in the plans and specifications approved by the MANOR TRACT City Council. The developer is not responsible NO. 962 for any final subdivision paving, and there will be no streets accepted in this subdivision, since RES. NO. 3938 they were accepted as part of Westlake, Unit No. 1. On motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Hughes. second, the City Council adopted Resolution 3938 accepting the subdivision improvements included in Tract No. 962, Erich Manor. City Manager Glaves reported that the Planning Department and the Public Works Department have done a very extensive study of sites for the Samuel D. Salas Park - "D" Retention Basin, that an EIR has been developed, and that the Planning SAMUEL D. SALAS Commission_ has recommended the Samuel D. Salas PARK -"D" Park - Drainage Basin be located at the southwest RETENTION BASIN corner of Stockton Street and the future extension of East Century Boulevard on property known as the Hoxie Vineyard, and owned by the Elkhorn Fruit Company. Following considerable discussion, Councilman Ehrhardt moved that this matter be continued to the June '.9. 1',74 Gouncil meeting. The motion was seconded by Councilman Hughes and carried. The City Manager presented specifications for rock and sand material for fiscal year 1974/75, stating that the specifications have been reviewed with the City's current supplier. They have indi- cated that they feel confident that the rock and sand price will remain firm during the coming fiscal year. FISCAL YEAR 1974/75 SPECIFI- On motion of Councilman Katnich, Ehrhardt second, CATIONS FOR ROCK the Council approved the specifications for rock and AND SAND MATERIAL sand material for fiscal year 1974/75 and authorized APPROVED the Purchasing Agent to advertise for bids thereon. �jffi City Manager Glaves presented specifications for asphalt materials to be used during the first quarter of fiscal year 1974/75, stating that approximately 80% of the City's asphalt material is used from July FISCAL YEAR through September and April through June of each 1974/75 SPECIFI - year and that bids will be taken four times a year CATIONS FOR for each quarter until asphalt prices stabilize and ASPHALT MATERIAL vendors feel confident in bidding for a longer time APPROVED . period. �jffi Fa :Minutes of June 5, 1974, continued Councilman Ehrhardt moved that the specifi- cations for asphalt materials to be used during the first quarter of fiscal year 1974/75 be approved and that the Purchasing Agent be authorized to advertise for bids thereon. The motion was seconded by Councilman Katnich and carried. The City Manager presented specifications for the purchase of a tilt -bed trailer to be used by SPECIFICATIONS the Street Division for hauling their roller, and TILT -BED transporting loaders and backhoe to both Harney TRAILER Lane and White Slough. APPROVED. On motion of Councilman Hughes, Ehrhardt second, the City Council approved the specifica- tions for the purchase of a tilt -bed trailer and authorized the Purchasing Agent to advertise for bids thereon. The City Clerk read the two proposed ordinances by title and a public hearing was set for each as follows: ORDINANCE NO. 1034 AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE "UNIFORM FIRE CODE, " 1973 EDITION, AND THE APPENDIXES THERETO, WHICH CODE PROVIDES REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE CONDITIONS HAZARDOUS TO LIFE AND PROPERTY FROM FIRE OR EXPLOSION; REPEALING SECTIONS 10- 1 AND 10-7 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF LODI AND ALL OTHER ORDINANCES AND PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT THERE- wi rH. On motion of Councilman Hughes, Ehrhardt second, the matter was set for public hearing on Wednesday, June 19, 1974. _12- City Manager Glaves reported that two additional uniform codes are recommended for adoption by PUBLIC HEARINGS the City Council. These ordinances fall under SET FOR Section 17958 of the Health and Safety Code require - ORDINANCES ments that every city shall adopt ordinances or ADOPTING 1973 regulations imposing the same requirements as UNIFORM CODES outlined in Section 17922 of the Health and Safety Code. The City Clerk read the two proposed ordinances by title and a public hearing was set for each as follows: ORDINANCE NO. 1034 AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE "UNIFORM FIRE CODE, " 1973 EDITION, AND THE APPENDIXES THERETO, WHICH CODE PROVIDES REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE CONDITIONS HAZARDOUS TO LIFE AND PROPERTY FROM FIRE OR EXPLOSION; REPEALING SECTIONS 10- 1 AND 10-7 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF LODI AND ALL OTHER ORDINANCES AND PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT THERE- wi rH. On motion of Councilman Hughes, Ehrhardt second, the matter was set for public hearing on Wednesday, June 19, 1974. _12- ,M Minutes of June 5, 1974, continued ORDINANCE NO. 1035 AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE "UNIFORM CODE FOR THE ABATEMENT OF DANGEROUS BUILDINGS," 1973 EDITION, WHICH CODE PROVIDES REGULATIONS, COMULATIVE WITH AND IN ADDITION TO THOSE OF THE "UNIFORM BUILDING CODE, " 1973 EDITION AND THE "UNIFORM HOUSING CODE, " 1973 EDITION, FOR THE REPAIR, VACATION, AND DEMOLITION OF BUILDINGS OR STRUCTURES ENDANGERING THE LIFE, LIMB, HEALTH, PROPERTY, SAFETY AND WELFARE OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND THEIR OCCUPANTS; PROVIDING PROCEDURES AND PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF_ : AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES AND PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT THEREWITH. On motion of Councilman Katnich, Ehrhardt second, the matter was set for public hearing on Wednesday, June 19, 1974. ORDINANCES REZONE R- 1 TO ORDINANCE NO. 1028, entitled, "AN ORDINANCE R -GA AMENDING THE OFFICIAL DISTRICT MAP OF THE CITY OF LODI AND THEREBY REZONING FROM THE R- 1 SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRIC r TO THE R -GA, GARDEN APARTMENT RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT, THREE SMALL PARCELS AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF WEST LODI AVENUE AND SOUTH HAM LANE", having been introduced at a regular meeting May 22, 1974, was brought up for passage on the motion of Councilman Katnich, Ehrhardt second. Second reading was omitted after ORDINANCE NO. reading by title, and the Ordinance was then passed, 1028 ADOPTED adopted, and ordered to print by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen - Ehrhardt, Hughes, Katnich and Schaffer Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - Pinkerton City Manager Glaves reported that a public hearing was being held on June o, 1974 at 10:45 a.m. at the Chambers of the San Joaquin County Board of Supervisors in Stockton on the amendment of the PUBLIC HEARING - Map of the Land Use Element of the General Plan Si COUNTY LAND of San Joaquin County in an area north of the town USE ELENIENT MAP of Woodbridge and asked if it was the Council's wish AMEtiDNIENT for him to attend on behalf of the City Council. Following discussion on this matter, the Council instructed Mr. Glaves to appear at this public hearing. -13- ;3W -d' Minutes of June 3, 1974, continued Councilman Ehrhardt asked that staff check into WATER USE ON the feasibility of City utility billings bearing DESIGNATED DAYS notification that water for yard care be used on ONLY designated days only. COUNCILMAN Mayor Pro Tempore Schaffer applauded HUGHES' N. C. P. A. Councilman Hughes on the recent presentations PRESENTATIONS he had made on ti. C. P. A. APPLAUDED ADJOURNMENT There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 11:52 p. m. by Mayor Pro Tempore Schaffer. Attest: ALICE M. REIMCHE City Clerk -14-