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CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF LODI
CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS
OCTOBER 16, 1974
A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi was held
beginning at 8:00 p. m. on Wednesday, October 16, 1974, in the
(r City Hall Council Chambers.
ROLL CALL Present: Councilmen - EHRHARDT, HUGHES,
KATNICH, SCHAFFER and
PINKERTON
Absent: Councilmen - None
b. Proclaimed the week of October 20 through
October 26, 1974 as "National Drug Abuse
Prevention Week".
c. Proclaimed October 24, 197" as "United States
Day"
FIRE STATION
NO. 3 DESIGNATED
"FORREST Councilman Katnich moved that Fire Station No. 3
EPROSON FIRE be designated as "Forrest Eproson Fire Station" and
STATION" that an appropriate plaque be designed for presentation
cc - I kZ to Mrs. Eproson at the dedication ceremonies. The
motion was seconded by Councilman Ehrhardt. The
motion was carried by unanimous vote, with Council
setting the dedication ceremonies for November 15,
1974. The City Clerk was directed to prepare and
send the proper notices and invitations for the
dedication ceremonies.
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Also Present: Assistant City Manager Glenn, City
Attorney Mullen, Planning Director
Schroeder, and Assistant City
Engineer Glenn Robison
INVOCATION
The invocation was given by Councilman Ehrhardt.
PLEDGE
Mayor Pinkerton led the Pledge of Allegiance to the
flag.
MINUTES
Councilman Schaffer moved that the minutes of
October 2, 1974 be approved as written and mailed.
The motion was seconded by Councilman Katnich and
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carried.
t PROCLAMATIONS
Mayor Pinkerton took the following actions:
a. Proclaimed the month of October, "International
Toastmistress Month".
b. Proclaimed the week of October 20 through
October 26, 1974 as "National Drug Abuse
Prevention Week".
c. Proclaimed October 24, 197" as "United States
Day"
FIRE STATION
NO. 3 DESIGNATED
"FORREST Councilman Katnich moved that Fire Station No. 3
EPROSON FIRE be designated as "Forrest Eproson Fire Station" and
STATION" that an appropriate plaque be designed for presentation
cc - I kZ to Mrs. Eproson at the dedication ceremonies. The
motion was seconded by Councilman Ehrhardt. The
motion was carried by unanimous vote, with Council
setting the dedication ceremonies for November 15,
1974. The City Clerk was directed to prepare and
send the proper notices and invitations for the
dedication ceremonies.
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Minutes of October 16, 1974, continued
PUBLIC HEARINGS
PARK ST. STREET Notice thereof having been mailed to the
LT. ASSESSMENT property owners and also published and
CONFIRMED posted in accordance with law, the Mayor
called for the public hearing on the
C .00 assessment for the Park Street Street Light
Assessment District.
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Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Loza, 700 Park Street, `
Lodi spoke in opposition to the Park Street
Street Light Assessment District stating
that they felt it was unfair, that although they are
opposed to the assessment district, they are
required to pay their portion of the assessment.
RES. NO. 3992 There being no one else in the audience wishing
to speak on the matter, the public portion of the
hearing was closed. On motion of Councilman
Schaffer, Katnich second, the Council adopted
Resolution No. 3992 confirming the assessment
for the Park Street Street Light Assessment
District.
AMEND SECTION Notice thereof having been published in accordance
27-13A OF THE
with law and affidavit of publication and mailing
CITY CODE
being on file in the office of the City Clerk, the
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Mayor called for the public hearing to consider
the recommendation of the Planning Commission
that Section 27- 13A of the City Code of the City F`
of Lodi, Mobilehome Parks of the Municipal _
Code, be amended to permit mobilehomes to be
used as offices at mobilehome and recreational
vehicles sales lots, subject to the approval of
the Planning Director and annual inspection by
the Building Inspection Division of the Public
Works Department.
Planning Director James Schroeder presented the
matter to the Council.
There being no persons in the audience wishing to
speak on the matter the public portion of the
hearing was closed.
ORD. NO. 1045 After Council discussion, Councilman Ehrhardt
INTRODUCED moved the introduction of Ordinance No. 1045 -
"An Ordinance Amending Section 27- 13A of the
City Code of the City of Lodi, Entitled, 'Mobile
Parks' Thereby Permitting Mobilehomes to be
used as Offices at Mobilehome and Recreational -
Vehicle Sales Lots, Subject to the Approval of
the Planning Director and Annual Inspection by
the Building Inspection Division of the Public Works
Department". The motion was seconded by
Councilman Hughes and carried.
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Minutes of October 16, 1974, continued
PLANNING COMMISSION
b. that off-street parking shall be provided at a
ratio of 1- 1/2 spaces per unit with Z/3 of all
required off-street parking being covered; and
c. that all site plans and building elevations shall
be approved by the Site Plan and Architectural
Review Committee.
On motion of Councilman Schaffer, Katnich
second, the matter was set for public hearing on
November 6, 1974.
ACTIONS OF
INTEREST The Planning Commission also took the following
actions of interest to the City Council.
1. Approved the Parcel Map of the Resubdivision
of Lots 2 through 15 of the Cherry Tree Subdivision
located on the west side of South Church Street
between West Kettleman Lane and West Century
Boulevard.
2. Determined that a Zoning Hardship existed
and approved the request of Mr. Richard Entzi for
a Variance to reduce the required lot width from
60 feet to 51 feet to permit the erection of a
duplex on a corner lot with adequate square
footage at 400 Chestnut Street in an area zoned
R -GA, Garden Apartment Residential.
COMMUNICATIONS
CLAIM A Claim for damages was presented on behalf of
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The Assistant City Manager gave the
following report of the Planning Commission
meeting of October 14, 1974:
RECOMMENDED
REZONE FROM
R -MD TO P -D(12)
1. Recommended the approval of the request
of H and M Builders by Mr. Marvin Wiebe to
rezone the Cherry Tree Subdivision located on
the west side of South Church Street between
West Kettleman Lane and West Century
Boulevard from the R -MD, Medium Density
Multiple Family Residential District to P -D(12),
Planned Development District No. 12 with the follow-
ing conditions:
a, that the Use Permitted, Height and Area
Requirements and Minimum Yards conform to
Section 27-8, R -MD District of the Municipal
Code with the exception that an "O" side yard will
be permitted between the units in the duplex -con-
dominium structures;
b. that off-street parking shall be provided at a
ratio of 1- 1/2 spaces per unit with Z/3 of all
required off-street parking being covered; and
c. that all site plans and building elevations shall
be approved by the Site Plan and Architectural
Review Committee.
On motion of Councilman Schaffer, Katnich
second, the matter was set for public hearing on
November 6, 1974.
ACTIONS OF
INTEREST The Planning Commission also took the following
actions of interest to the City Council.
1. Approved the Parcel Map of the Resubdivision
of Lots 2 through 15 of the Cherry Tree Subdivision
located on the west side of South Church Street
between West Kettleman Lane and West Century
Boulevard.
2. Determined that a Zoning Hardship existed
and approved the request of Mr. Richard Entzi for
a Variance to reduce the required lot width from
60 feet to 51 feet to permit the erection of a
duplex on a corner lot with adequate square
footage at 400 Chestnut Street in an area zoned
R -GA, Garden Apartment Residential.
COMMUNICATIONS
CLAIM A Claim for damages was presented on behalf of
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Berma L. Vert, 1851 Porter Way, Stockton,
California in the amount of $85, 000. 00. On
motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Schaffer
second, the claim was rejected by the Council
and referred to the City's Agent of Record.
PUC HEARING
The City Clerk reported that a notice had been
received from the Public Utilities Commission
of a hearing that has been set for Tuesday, j
October 15, 1974 at 10:00 a. m, in the '
Commission Courtroom, State Building, 350
McAllister Street, San Francisco on the appli-
cation of the Pacific Gas and Electric Company
(Application No. 55222) for authority to increase
rates for electric service due to fuel cost
adjustments.
REQUEST RED
The Assistant City Manager reported that a
ZONES-LEROY
letter had been received from Robert E. Tamblin,
NICHOLS SCHOOL
Principal of Leroy Nichols School requesting
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that the existing loading zones (yellow) in front
of Leroy Nichols School be painted red. The
letter indicated that both zones are on Crescent
Street, one at the north end of the school
property in front of the office; the other at the
south end of the building outside of the Multi-
purpose Room. On motion of Councilman
Ehrhardt, Katnich second, the Staff was directed
to prepare a study on the request of Mr. Tamblin
for Council presentation on November 6, 1974.
GAS & OIL
City Attorney Mullen informed the Council that
LEASES
Section 7058.5 of the Public Resources Code of —
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the State of California states that the bids for gas
and oil leases will be received and considered at
a public meeting of the governing body at a time
fixed not less than 30 days after adoption of the
Council's resolution calling for such bids. The
City Attorney requested that the Council adopt a
resolution extending from October 16, 1974 at
5:00 p. m. for receiving bids and 8:00 p. m, for
granting the bid, to November 6, 1974 at 5:00 p. m.
for receiving bids and 8:00 p. m. for granting the
bid for a gas and oil lease as set forth in Resolution
No. 3982.
RES. NO. 3993
On motion of Councilman Schaffer, Hughes second,
the Council adopted Resolution No. 3993 extending
from October 16, 1974 at 5:00 p.m. for receiving
bids and 8:00 p.m. for granting the bid, to
November 6, 1974 at 5:00 p.m. for receiving bids
and 8:00 p.m. for granting the bid for a gas and
oil lease as set forth in Resolution No. 3982.
REQUESTS FOR USE Councilman Ehrhardt reported that he had been
OF CITY FACILITIES contacted regarding the use of City grounds for a
mini midget racing program planned for
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Minutes of October 16, 1974, continued
October 26, 1974. The Parks and Recreation
Commission had recommended that the re-
quest be denied and detailed in a report to the
City Manager, its reasons. These reasons were
explained in detail to the requesting party by
Councilman Ehrhardt. Councilman Ehrhardt
urged citizens formulating plans that would
require use of City facilities to adequately plan
these functions and to submit requests for City
facilities well in advance of the proposed pro-
grams.
"PINE ALLEY" Mayor Pinkerton presented a letter that had
SIGN REQUESTED been received from Anne Meyers, President,
C C 4J� Tokay Players requesting an alley sign giving
directions to "Pine Alley". Following discussion,
on motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Katnich
second, the Council referred the matter to the
Planning Commission.
REPORTS OF THE CITY MANAGER
CLAIMS Claims in the amount of $849, 150.27 were
cc 2I CR') approved on motion of Councilman Katnich,
Schaffer second.
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On motion of Councilman Schaffer, Ehrhardt
second, the Council adopted Resolution No.
PROPOSITION 17
3994,"A Resolution Urging a 'No' Vote on
Proposition No. 17 by all Citizens of the State".
I RES. NO. 3994
The Council directed the City Clerk to forward
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copies of this resolution to the news media and
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to various individuals the Council named.
Councilman Hughes indicated his concern that
Mayor Gary G. Gillmor of Santa Clara would
endorse this Proposition and challenged Mayor
Gillmor to a debate on this vital issue to the
citizens of California.
Assistant City Manager Glenn reported that
HENNING SUB-
only two bids were received on the "Henning
STATION
Substation Improvements"; one bid from Case
IMPROVEMENTS
Construction for $ 10, 750. 00 covered only one
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item of the contract, and the second bid from
Claude C. Wood Company was in the amount of
$65, 803. 55, which bid exceeded the estimate by
approximately $ 19, 000. 00. The Assistant City
Manager recommended that the bids be rejected,
that clarification of fine points within the specifi-
cations be made, and elimination of other items
in the specifications be made as outlined.
On motion of Councilman Schaffer, Katnich
second, the Council rejected bids received on the
Henning Substation Improvements and directed
Staff to re -evaluate -the specifications for this
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project and prepare new specifications for
Council approval.
AWARD CITY Assistant City Manager Jerry Glenn presented
HALL REMODEL the bids received for City Hall Remodel - Phase
PHASE IV IV as follows:
RES. NO. 3995 Bidder Amount
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n C soo Ted A. Molfino $72,535.00
Angelo Fanos $71,971.00
The Assistant City Manager recommended the
award be made to the low bidder, Angelo Fanos
in the amount of the bid $7 1, 971. 00.
On motion of Councilman Schaffer, Ehrhardt
second, the Council adopted Resolution No. 3995
awarding the contract for City Hall Remodel -
Phase IV to the low bidder, Angelo Fanos in the
amount of the bid $7 1, 97 1. 00.
The Assistant City Manager reported that the City
TRAFFIC STUDY
Assistant City Manager Glenn reported that a bid
GARFIELD &
opening was held Tuesday, October 15, 1974 at
3/4 TON PICKUP
11:00 a. m. for a 3/4 ton pickup truck for the
PARKS &
Parks and Recreation Department, specifications
RECREATION
for which were approved by Council action
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10/2/74. Mr. Glenn advised that no bids were
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received at this bid opening, and that it appeared
that although the required legal publication
requirements were met, individual vendors of
this type of equipment in the community were not
provided notification and specifications.
Councilman Schaffer moved that the City readver-
tise for bids on the 3/4 ton pickup, which specifi-
cations were approved 10/2/74 and that local
vendors be provided with notification and specifi-
cations for this bid opening.
Council also directed staff, that for future bid
openings, local vendors shall be notified and
supplied with specifications of the equipment for
which bids are being called.
The Assistant City Manager reported that the City
TRAFFIC STUDY
Council had directed staff to do a traffic study to
GARFIELD &
determine the need for traffic controls at Garfield
MAPLE STREETS
and Maple Streets. Council was provided with the
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requested traffic engineering investigation, which
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indicated that yield signs are warranted by the
number of accidents and the limited sight distance
at the intersection.
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RES. NO. 3996
Following discussion on motion of Councilman
Katnich, Ehrhardt second, the Council
adopted Resolution No, 3996 authorizing the
installation of yield signs on Maple Street at
the east and west approaches to Garfield
Street.
Assistant City Manager Gienn presented to the
Council a Traffic Engineering Investigation
TRAFFIC INVESTI-
at Washington Street and Maple Street.
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Council had requested that this study be made
WASHINGTON &
to determine the need for traffic controls at
MAPLE STREETS
Washington Street and Maple Street. The re -
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ocrt concludes that no additional traffic controls
be placed at this intersection.
On motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Katnich
second, Council accepted the Traffic Engineering
Investigation at Washington Street and Maple
Street and concurred with Staff that no controls
be placed at this intersection.
Councilman Hughes directed the City Clerk to
send a copy of the Traffic Engineering
Investigation and of the Minutes of the 10/ 16/74
meeting to Ms. Beverly Will, 801 S. Washington
Street, Lodi, California.
ORDER VACATING
The Assistant City Manager advised the Council
EASEMENT-
that an easement had been obtained for a
ALADDIN GARDENS
temporary storm drainage ditch to drain Joaquin
UNIT NO. 3
Park. With the construction of curb, gutter and
Q.C. Sy. 0b
storm drainage facilities in Aladdin Gardens,
Unit No. 3, the easement will no longer be needed
for the purpose for which it was obtained, and for
this reason it is requested that Council adopt an
order to abandon the easement.
On motion of Councilman Schaffer, Hughes second,
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he Council ordered vacating the easement located
in Aladdin Gardens, Unit No. 3.
ELM STREET Councilman Hughes requested that Staff check
PAVEMENT SUR- Elm Street, between Allen Drive and Lower
FACE COMPLAINT Sacramento Road to as.:ertain if the "washboard"
cc UP effect surface could be corrected.
SPECS -TRACTOR Specifications for a Tractor Loader for the Pub -
LOADER APPROVED lic Works Department were presented to the
Council for their approval by the Assistant
City Manager. On motion of Councilman Ehrhardt,
Schaffer second, the Council approved the specifi-
cations for a Trac`.or Loader for the Public Works
Department and authorized the Purchasing Agent
to advertise for bids to be received Tuesday,
October 29, 1974.
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Minutes of October 16, 1971, continued
On motion of Ceur_cilman Schaffer, Hughes
second, the Council accepted the improve ments
in "Beckman Park Interior Drainage" and
directed the Assistant City Engineer to file a
Notice of Completion with the County Recorder's
office.
The Assistant City Manager reported that the
CURB, GUTTER,
contract for "Beckman Park Interior Dra?nage"
SIDEWALK & STREET
had beer, awarded to William Burkhardt on
IMPROVEMENTS-
August 7, 1974. The contract has now been
"BECKMAN PARK
completed in substantial conformance with the
INTERIOR DRAINAGE"
plans and specifications approved by the City
ACCEPTED
Council. Assistant City Manager Glenn re -
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quested that the Ccuncil accept the improve-
ments in "Beckman Park Interior Drainage"
and direct the Assistant City Engineer to file a
Notice of Completion with the County Recorder's
office.
On motion of Ceur_cilman Schaffer, Hughes
second, the Council accepted the improve ments
in "Beckman Park Interior Drainage" and
directed the Assistant City Engineer to file a
Notice of Completion with the County Recorder's
office.
On motion ci Councilman Ehrhardt, Schaffer
second, the Council accepted the improvements in
"Beckman Park Street Improvements, Century
Boulevard, Ham Lane, and Arundel Court", and
directed the Assistant City Engineer to file a
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Assistant City- Manager Glenn reported that the
CURB, GUTTER,
contract for curb, gutter, sidewalk and street
SIDEWALK & STREET
improvements, Lawrence, Lockeford, Stockton,
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and Washington Streets had been awarded to the
LAWRENCE, LOCKE-
Claude C. Wood Company on July 17, 1974. The
FORD, STOCKTON,
contract has now been completed in substantial
& WASHINGTON
conformance with the plans and specifications
ACCEPTED
approved by the City Council.
On motion of Councilman Schaffer, Ehrhardt
second, the Council accepted the improvements
in "Curb, gutter, sidewalk and street improve-
ments, Lawrence, Lcckeford, Stockton and
Washington Streets" and directed the Assistant
City Engineer to file a Notice of Completion with
the County Recorder's office.
SIDEWALK
Councilman Ehrhardt requested that Staff check
IMPROVEMENTS
on sidewalk improvements in the area of Locke-
LOCKEFORD ST.
ford Street, between Stockton and Main Street.
BECKMAN PARK ST.
The Assistant City Manager reported that the
IMPROVEMENTS
contract for"Beckman Park Street Improvements,
ACCEPTED
Century Boulevard, Ham Lane, and Arundel
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Court" had been awarded to Claude C. Wood
Company on September 5, 1973. The contract has
been completed in substantial conformance with
the plans and specifications approved by the City
Council.
On motion ci Councilman Ehrhardt, Schaffer
second, the Council accepted the improvements in
"Beckman Park Street Improvements, Century
Boulevard, Ham Lane, and Arundel Court", and
directed the Assistant City Engineer to file a
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Minutes cf October ic, -,4, centinued
Notice of Completic.n with �'ne County
Reccrdet's Of` -ice.
Following discussion by the Council with
questions being directed by the Council to the
City Attorney and the Chief of Police, on motion
of Councilman Ehrhardt, Hughes second, the
Council approved the installation of the Sheriff's
Department Microwave Tower in the City Hall
Mall area, contingent on the approval of both
the City of Lodi and the County of San Joaquin of
a contractual agreement to be drawn up by the
City Attorney detailing legal ramifications in-
volved in this type of installation.
The Assistant City Manager reported that all
WITHDRAW annexat:on proceedings have now been completed
"NEUHARTH-WEST on the Neuharth -West Addition, and pursuant to
ADDITION" FROM California Health and Safety Cede Section 13952,
WRCFPD it would now be in order for -he Council to adopt
a reso'_u�ion withdrawing the "Neuharth -West
RES. NO. 3997 Addition" -`,,,m the `.Vccdi-r_dae Rural County Fire
Protec-icn District.
On motion of Councilman Katnich, Schaffer second,
the Council adopted Resolution No. 3997 withdraw-
ing the "Neuharth -West Addition" from the
Woodbridge Rural Fire Protection District.
WITHDRAW Assistant City Manager Glenn also reported that
"GEWEKE-EAST all annexation proceedings have now been completed
ADDITION" FROM on the "GewEke-East Addition", and pursuant to
WRCFPD California Health and Safe -y Code Section 1395Z,
-t wcuid now ba in order f:,r the Council to adopt
RES. NO. 3998 a resolution. withdrawing the "Gew•eke-East
Addition ' frcm the Wcodbridge Rural County Fire
C C S J Preteen District.
Assistant City \Manager Glenn reported that
the City ha; received a reques- frcm San
Joaquin County Sherif: %•Iicharl Canlis to
locate a Microwave Tcwer adiacent to the
Lodi Police Department_ faciiity. This tower
will alley the City tc mount its radio communi-
cation system en '-t and thereby will improve
the Police Department's systems range and
INSTALLATION OF
eliminate blind spots. The tower will also pro -
SHERIFF'S DEPT.
vide the platform =or the C. L. E. M. A. R. S. -
MICROWAVE
"California Lav: Enforcement \lutual Aid Radio
TOWER
System''. Thi; system would be available to
the Lodi Pclice Department for use as a second
radio channel. The tower can be located in the
area directly behind the Lodi Police facility,
and will +hereby be partially shielded by the
Public Safety Building, the City Hail, and the
large trees in that area.
Following discussion by the Council with
questions being directed by the Council to the
City Attorney and the Chief of Police, on motion
of Councilman Ehrhardt, Hughes second, the
Council approved the installation of the Sheriff's
Department Microwave Tower in the City Hall
Mall area, contingent on the approval of both
the City of Lodi and the County of San Joaquin of
a contractual agreement to be drawn up by the
City Attorney detailing legal ramifications in-
volved in this type of installation.
The Assistant City Manager reported that all
WITHDRAW annexat:on proceedings have now been completed
"NEUHARTH-WEST on the Neuharth -West Addition, and pursuant to
ADDITION" FROM California Health and Safety Cede Section 13952,
WRCFPD it would now be in order for -he Council to adopt
a reso'_u�ion withdrawing the "Neuharth -West
RES. NO. 3997 Addition" -`,,,m the `.Vccdi-r_dae Rural County Fire
Protec-icn District.
On motion of Councilman Katnich, Schaffer second,
the Council adopted Resolution No. 3997 withdraw-
ing the "Neuharth -West Addition" from the
Woodbridge Rural Fire Protection District.
WITHDRAW Assistant City Manager Glenn also reported that
"GEWEKE-EAST all annexation proceedings have now been completed
ADDITION" FROM on the "GewEke-East Addition", and pursuant to
WRCFPD California Health and Safe -y Code Section 1395Z,
-t wcuid now ba in order f:,r the Council to adopt
RES. NO. 3998 a resolution. withdrawing the "Gew•eke-East
Addition ' frcm the Wcodbridge Rural County Fire
C C S J Preteen District.
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On meta n r_f Councilman Schaffer, Ehrhardt
second, the Council adopted Resolution No.
3998 ,,::hdrawing the "Gewcke-East Addition"
from the Wocdbridge. Rural Coun`y- Fire Prc-
On motion of Councilman Schaffer, Katnich
second, the Council adopted Resolution 3999
authorizing the City Manager or Assistant City
Manager to enter into and sign an agreement with
the State of California, State Personnel Board,
Co-operative Personnel Services Division, for the
purpose of performing a classification study to
include maintenance, clerical, and engineering
c' -asses.
CONSENT The City Attorney addressed the Council regarding
CALENDAR the Council's use. of a "Consent Calendar". A
discussion followed with nc action being taken by
the Cour.c.:l on the matter.
EMERGENCY Ccunc:lman Schaffer reported that the Lodi
HELIPORT Nlemcr:a.l Hospital Emc.rga:ncy Heliport had its
initial itse during the prev-(,us week.
ADJOURNMENT There bean; no :archer business, Mayor Pinkerton
ad,curned tho n;est:ng at 110: 10 p. m. in memory
C'f Fire Chief. Forrest Eproson.
Attest: ALICE M. REI%ICHE
City Cie r k
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The Assistant City Manager advised the Council
that :. 1,164 the City had a comprehensive classi-
fication study done by Co-cperative Personnel
Services. Dur.ng the past `en years, the City
CO-OPERATIVE
has endeavc:ed to keep this plan updated on a
PERSONNEL
position - by- pusiticn as needed basis. During this
SERVICES CLASSI-
time job functions may have changed due to
FICATION STUDY
changes in technology, expertise of incumbents,
assignment of additional duties and the like. The
City's present classificaten plan has been re -
RES. NO. 3999
viewed, and it is felt that it is now timely to have
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a comprehensive study made of the maintenance,
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clerical, and engineering classes, and Assistant
City%tanager Glenn requested that Council
authorize such a study.
On motion of Councilman Schaffer, Katnich
second, the Council adopted Resolution 3999
authorizing the City Manager or Assistant City
Manager to enter into and sign an agreement with
the State of California, State Personnel Board,
Co-operative Personnel Services Division, for the
purpose of performing a classification study to
include maintenance, clerical, and engineering
c' -asses.
CONSENT The City Attorney addressed the Council regarding
CALENDAR the Council's use. of a "Consent Calendar". A
discussion followed with nc action being taken by
the Cour.c.:l on the matter.
EMERGENCY Ccunc:lman Schaffer reported that the Lodi
HELIPORT Nlemcr:a.l Hospital Emc.rga:ncy Heliport had its
initial itse during the prev-(,us week.
ADJOURNMENT There bean; no :archer business, Mayor Pinkerton
ad,curned tho n;est:ng at 110: 10 p. m. in memory
C'f Fire Chief. Forrest Eproson.
Attest: ALICE M. REI%ICHE
City Cie r k
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