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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - May 24, 197245-1 CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF LODI CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS MA Y 24, 1972 An adourned regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi was held beginning at 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday, May 24, 1972 in the City Hall Council Chambers. ROLL CALL Present: Councilmen - HUGHES, KATNICH, PINKERTON, SCHAFFER and EHRHARDT (Mayor) Absent: Councilmen - None Also present; City Manager Glaves, Assistant City Manager Peterson, City Attorney Mullen, Planning Director Schroeder and Public Works Director Jones. PLEDGE Mayor Ehrhardt led the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag. MINUTES On motion of Councilman Katnich, Schaffer second, the Minutes of April 18, 1972 were approved as written and mailed. On motion of Councilman Katnich, Hughes second, the Minutes of May 3, 1972 were approved as written and mailed. On motion of Councilman Schaffer, Katnich second, the Minutes of May 10, 1972 were approved as written and mailed. JERALD Former Mayor and Councilman Jerald Kirsten addressed KIRSTEN the Council in what he termed his "State of the City" message. Mr. Kirsten reviewed some of the accomplishments of the City during the past eight years such as con- struction of the Public Safety Building, new sewage treatment plant, storm drainage facilities, change- over of electrical distribution system from 4 KV and 12 KV to 60 KV, street program, construction of corporation yard, improvements at Lodi Lake Park and construction of Kettleman Lane underpass. Mr. Kirsten also pointed out that, as promised in the 1965 bond campaign, the tax rate had not been increased. He then cited problems to be resolved in the future such as construction of east -side fire station, completion of 60 KV loop around City, future water supply, training ana evaluating of personnel and prevention of crime and drug abuse and financing of capital improvements. Mr. Kirsten expressed appreciation to the City Manager, the City staff and all City employees for the fine job they are doing. -I- 16-8 Minutes of May 24, 1972 continued Mayor Ehrhardt and Councilman Schaffer thanked Mr. Kirsten for his remarks and Councilman Schaffer pointed out that the early construction of the Kettleman Lane Underpass was largely due to a presentation made by Mr, Kirsten. PUBLIC HEARINGS REZONE TO C -P Notice thereof having been published in accordance PARCEL ON N with law and affidavit of publication being on file SIDE WEST VINE in the office of the City Clerk, Mayor Ehrhardt S OF FAIRMONT called for the public hearing on the recommendation of the Planning Commission to rezone from the R-2, ORD. NO. 972 Single -Family Residential District to the C -P, INTRODUCED Commercial -Professional District, a 140 -foot by 170 -foot parcel located on the north side of West Vine Street east of South Fairmont Avenue, Planning Director Schroeder introduced the matter and presented a drawing of the area proposed for rezoning. The following persons spoke in favor of the proposal: 1. Attorney Robert J. Mertz, 121 West Pine Street, representing the property owner, Dr. C. W. Fortier. Mr. Mertz stated that the proposed C -P zoning would be appropriate because it would provide for additional medical facilities in an area where such activity is already established. He also pointed out that it would be to the City's advantage to rezone the property because when it is developed with a medical office complex Vine Street will be widened in this area. 2. Mr. Dagoberr_ Schmidt, 825 South Orange Avenue. 3. Mr. Jim Kerbs, 9Z 1 West Vine Street, 4. Mr. Melbert Berreth, 811 West Vine Street. 5. Mr. De Loyd Lutz, 901 West Vine Street 6. Mr. Ed Townsend, 821 Ehrhardt Drive. Mr. Ralph Felton, 821 West Vine Street, stated he was not opposed to the rezoning but did question if this would set a precedent where this type of zoning could infringe on residential areas. There being no other persons in the audience wishing to speak either in favor of or in opposition to the proposed rezoning, the public portion of the hearing was closed. After Council discussion, on motion of Councilman Schaffer, Hughes second, the City Council -2- OM., Minutes of May 24, 1972 continued introduced Ordinance No. 977 rezoning a parcel located on the north side of West Vine Street between 130 feet and 300. 67 feet east of the center- line of South Fairmont Avenue to be in the C -P, Commercial -Professional District. REZONING Notice thereof having been published in accordance LOT 3, with law and affidavit of publication being on file WINDSOR TRACT in the office of the City Clerk, Mayor Ehrhardt called for the public hearing on the recommendation of the ORD. NO. 973 Planning Commission to rezone from the R-1, Single - INTRODUCED Family Residential District to the C -P, Commercial - Professional District the westerly 55 feet of Lot 3, Windsor Tract. Planning Director Schroeder introduced the matter and presented a drawing of the area proposed for rezoning. Mr. James O. Newman, 321 North California, owner of the property, spoke in favor of the rezoning. There were no other persons in the audience wishing to speak on the matter and the public portion of the hearing was closed. After Council discussion, Councilman Schaffer moved introduction of Ordinance No. 973 rezoning the westerly 55 feet of Lot 3 of Windsor Tract to be in the C -P, Commercial -Professional District. The motion was seconded by Councilman Pinkerton and carried by unanimous •rote. REZONE LOTS Notice thereof having been published in accordance 13, 14 & 15 with law and affidavit of publication being on file in BLOCK 27 the office of the City Clerk, Mayor Ehrhardt called CITY OF LODI for the public hearing on the recommendation of the Planning Commission to rezone from the C-2, General ORD. NO. 974 Commercial District to :he M- 1, Light Industrial INTRODUCED District, Lots 13, 14 and 15 of Block 27, City of Lodi. Planning Director Schroeder introduced the matter and presented a drawing of the area proposed for rezoning. Mr. Al Donald, 122 North Church Street, representing the property owner, Mr. B. E. Porter, spoke in favor of the proposed rezoning. There being no other persons in the audience wishing to be heard on the matter, the public portion of the hearing was closed. Councilman Schaffer said he wished to abstain from discussion and voting on the matter because of a possible conflict of interest. -3- 464. Minutes of May 24, 1972 continued After discussion, Councilman Hughes moved intro- duction of Ordinance No. 974 rezoning to the M-1, Light Industrial District, Lots 13, 14 and :5 of Block 27, City of Lodi. The motion was seconded by Councilman Katnich and carred with Councilman Schaffer abstaining from the vote. APPEAL- Notice thereof having been pub'-ished in accordance C. WENTLAND with law and affidavit of publication being on file in GRANTED the office of the City Clerk, Mayor Ehrhardt called for the public hearing on the appeal of Mr. C. A. Wentland from the decision of the Planning Commission in denying his request for a Variance to reduce the required side yard setback from 5 feet tc 2 feet to permit the erection of a 7 -foot -high backdrop structure on a parcel located. at 1601 West Lodi A• enue. Planning Director Schroeder introduced the matter, showing a drawing of the proposed structure. He discussed the request and stated that the Planning Commission had denied the Variance because it was unable to find that a "hardship" as defined in the Zoning Ordinance existed. Mr. C. A. Wentland, 1601 West Lodi Avenue, spoke in favor of the Variance. He said he felt the Variance should be approved since almost every lot in the cul-de- sac (Ticknor Court) had been granted some type of variance because of their peculiarity. There being no other persons in the audience wishing to be heard on the matter, the public portion of the hearing was closed. After Council discussion, Councilman Schaffer stated that in the language of the Zoning Ordinance the Council should find that the establishment, maintenance or conducting of the use will not, under the circumstances of the particular case, be detrimental to the health, morals, comfort or welfare of persons residing or working in the neighborhood of the proposed use, or to property or improvements in the neighborhood, or will not be contrary to the general public welfare. Councilman Schaffer stated that in view of the fact that the lots in the Ticknor Court Subdivision are of a unique size and shape; the property of applicant is adjorined by vacant property of the Lodi Unified School District on the east; the neighbor's property to the north that would be directly affected by the adjustment is two feet higher than the elevation of applicant's land; and in his opinion the grant -mg of the adjustment will relieve an unnecessary hardship or practical difficulty that would otherwise be caused by the application of the strict letter of the Zoning Ordinance and such adjustment will not be contrary ME 4H1 Minutes of May 24, 1972 continued to the public welfare, he moved the action of the Planning Commission be overruled and the adjustment be granted. The motion was seconded by Councilman Katnich and carried by the following vote.- Ayes: ote: Ayes: Councilmen - Katnich, Pinkerton, Schaffer and Ehrhardt Noes: Councilmen - Hughes LODI- Mr. E. J. McCaughna, 6433 Anali_is Drive, Secretary WOODBRIDGE of the Board of the Directors of the Ledi-Woodbridge IMPROVEMENT Improvement Association said he felt there had been ASSOCIATION some misunderstanding concerning the request of the Lodi -Woodbridge Improvement Association for funds from the City for the Neighbrohood Youth Program for the summer. He said the requested funds, if granted by the Councii, would be used for salaries for four Delta College students for the summer. These four young people would work as supervisors and would supervise from 30 to 40 other young persons. He requested the Council approve payment of the Lodi - Woodbridge Improvement Center's rent in the amount of $150 per month for the remainder of the year. He sa id this would free other funds that could then be used to pay the supervisors' salaries. He asked the Council to reconsider this request. Mrs. Barbara Tripp, 700 North School Street, speaking on behalf of the American Association of University Women, said she was concerned that each Councilman under- stand the program of the Lodi Woodbridge Improvement Association. She said the program was based on community cooperation and not charity. Mrs. Lydia Diaz, 818974 North Lower Sacramento Road, Woodbridge, said she had done .-oluntary work for the Center and was concerned about the young people. She questioned where the funds would be spent if approved by the Council and stated she felt there were people in the community who would make contributions to this program if given the opportunity. Councilman Schaffer pointed out that the area served by the Lodi -Woodbridge Improvement Association included such areas as Thornton and Lockeford and that City taxes could not be spent outside the City. He suggested service clubs and churches might be interested in contributing to :his program. Councilman Hughes said he felt since this expenditure was not a mandated expenditure it could be termed charitable on the part of the Council, and he felt other clubs and organizations would be asking for the same treatment if this request were approved. -5- 462, Minutes of May 24, 1972 continued He also suggested that local churches and service clubs could assist the Lodi-Wcodbridge Improvement Association with this project. He further explained that the City could not allocate funds for payment of the Center's rent, Mrs. E. J. McCaughna, 6433 Ana.litis D --;se, spoke in favor of the request and stated the program is designed to be supported and carried on by the local community. Mrs. Carmen Garcia, 709 North Church St-eet, spoke stating the request for funds for the Lodi -Woodbridge Improvement Association was not the request of the Community Action Council. Mrs. Arlene Salsetta, 211 Forrest Avenue, spoke in favor of the request. Mr. Art Rabb, 1800 West Walnut Street, spoke in favor of the request. Mr. Jesse Serna, 338 East Locust Street spoke in favor of the request. After considerable discussion, Mayor Ehrhardt asked that the request be restated by the Lodi - Woodbridge Improvement Center. He said he felt there was confusion concerning the request since the request had been for funds for employing students and also for rent. Mrs. Laura Diaz, Directcr of the Lodi -Woodbridge Improvement Association, who was in the audience, said the request was for 5947.40 to employ Delta College students as supervisors in the Neighborhood Youth Corp Program for the summer. She asked that the City allocate this amount of money to the Lodi -Woodbridge Improvement Association to be used to pay the Center's rent for the remainder of the year. After further Council discussion; Councilman Hughes moved the request of Lodi -Woodbridge Impro- ement Association for $947 to be used for the purpose specified be denied. The motion was seconded by Councilman Schaffer. The motion carried by the following roll call vote: Ayes: Councilmen - Hughes, Pinkerton and Schaffer Noes: Councilmen - Katnich and Ehrhardt RECESS The Mayor declared a five-minute recess at 10.10 p.m. and the Council reconvened at i0: i5 p.m, -6- Minutes of May 24, 1972 continued PLANNING COMMISSION The City Manager gave the foliowing report of the Planning Commission meeting of May 8, 1972: ACTIONS OF 1. Denied the request of 7 -Eleven Stores for a INTEREST Use Permit for the installation of self-service gasoline pumps in the parking lot of the 7 -Eleven Store at 401 North California Street in an area zoned C- 1, Neighborhood Commercial, 2. Recommended to the San Joaquin County Board of Zoning Adjustment the denial of the request of Mr. Marshall Dunlap for a Use Permit for the construction of a 123 -unit mobilehome park on the Nest side of U.S. 50-99 Frontage Road, 680 feet south of Harney Lane, south of Lodi, in an area zoned GA -5, General Agricultural District. ACTIONS OF The City Manager gave the following report of the INTEREST Planning Commission meeting of May 22, 1972: 1. Approved the request of Mr. Wesley Dietrich for a Variance to reduce the required rear yard from 10 feet to 5 feet to permit the construction of a covered patio room addition at 323 Palm Avenue in an area zoned R-2, Single -Family Residential. Approved the request of Westmont Development Company for a Use Permit for the construction of Phase I of the English Oaks Manor Subdivision, a portion of P -D(4), Planned Development District No. 4. 3. Denied the request of Mr. Joseph F. Angello for a Variance to reduce the required off-street parking spaces from 34 to 17 to permit the con- struction of a 3 -story senior citizen's apartment project on the south side of West Pine Street between 103 and 203 feet east of the centerline of South Hutchins Street. COMMUNICA TIONS 4E63 ABC LICENSE Applications for alcoholic beverage license were received as follows: Les Clayton and William H. Farren, 212 West Kettleman Lane, on -sale beer, person-to-person transfer. 2. Ronald D. Hanlon, Hanlon's Beacon, 35 North Cherokee Lane, off -sale beer and wine, new license. -7- 4- 06 4 Minutes of May 24, 1972 continued LODI METAL A letter was read from Mr. Fred L. Baybarz, TECH. REQUEST Lodi Metal Technology, 213 Kelly Street, stating that Mr. Baybarz had reached an impasse in dis- cussions with the City engineers regarding :he number of driveways the City Engineer had allotted Lodi Metal Technology. Mr. Baybarz requested ;hat this matter be taken before the City Council on Jure 7, 1972. On motion_ of Councilman Schaffer, Katnich second, the matter was scheduled for discussion before the City Council at its meeting of June 7, 1972. KRAMER City Manager Glaves said request had been received HEARING from Mr. Ralph Lewis on behalf of Gene Kramer, RESCHEDULED to reschedule to July 5 the public hearing scheduled for June 7 on the rezoning of a parcel located on the west side of South Mills Avenue north of West Lodi Avenue. Since the matter had not been ad -ertised, the City Manager recommended rescheduling the hearing as requested. On motion of Councilman Schaffer, Katnich second, the above public hearing was rescheduled for July 5, 1972. L-WIA A letter was received from Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lerma, 18930 North Ray Road, Lodi, stating their disappoint- ment in the action taken by the Council az its meeting of May 3, 1972 denying the request of the Lodi - Woodbridge Improvement Association for funds. TOWNE A petition was received from all of the owners of the ADDITION land proposed to be annexed to the City as the "Towne Addition. " Said annexation was appro-red by the Local RES. NO. 3629 Agency Formation Commission of San Joaquin County on April 21, 1972, The Local Agency Formation Commission also granted the City power to waive notice and hearing on the proposed annexation pursuant to the provisions of Section 54797, 1 of the Government Code. On motion of Councilman Schaffer, Hughes second, the City Council adopted Resolution No. 3624 annexing the Towne Addition to the City of Lodi. ALMOND DRIVE A petition was received from all of the owners of ADDITION the land proposed to be annexed to the City as the "Amond Drive Addition. " Said annexation was approved RES. NO. 3630 by the Local Agency Formation Commission of San Joaquin County on April 21, 1972. The Local Agency Formation Commission also granted the City power to waive notice and hearing on the proposed annexation pursuant to the provisions of Section 5.1797. 1 of the Government Code. On motion of Councilman Katnich, Schaffer second, the City Council adopted Resolution No. 3630 annexing the Almond Drive Addition to the City of Lodi. -8- tui Minutes of May 24, 1972 continued HIXSON A petition was received from all of the owners of ADDITION the land proposed to be annexed to the City as the "Hixson Addition. " Said annexation was approved RES. NO. 3631 by the Local Agency Formation Commission of San Joaquin County on April 2 1, 1972. The Local Agency Formation Commissicn also granted the City power to waive notice and hearing on the pro- posed annexation pursuant to the provisions of Section 54797. 1 of the Government Code. On motion of Councilman Hughes, Pinkerton second, the City Council adopted Resolution No. 3631 annexing the Hixson Addition to the City of Lodi. COUNCILMAN Councilman Hughes requested that citizens who HUGHES feel strongly about a particular issue and wish to correspond with the Council on such matters should sign their name to their correspondence. He pointed out that it is impossible for the Council to respond when letters are signed "a concerned citizen. " REPORTS OF THE CITY MANAGER CLAIMS Claims in the amount of $722, 629.40 were approved on motion of Councilman Schaffer, Hughes second. AWARD - TRUCK City Manager Glaves presented bids received for a RES. NO. 3632 truck with a flat bed as follows: Geweke Ford $ 6, 174.79 Peters Pontiac -Cadillac- 6,730.00 GMC The City Manager recommended award of contract be made to the low bidder, Geweke Ford. �n.c'4 /r_j� On motion of Councilman lean, Pinkerton second, the Council adopted Resolution No, 3632 awarding the contract for the furnishing of a truck with flat bed to Geweke Ford for a total of $6, 174. 79. AWARD - BASIN City Manager Glaves stated that at the meeting of A-2 FENCING May 3 the City Council deferred action on the award of bids received for the Basin A-2 fencing. The RES. NO. 3633 award was delayed pending determination if a sub- contractor listed on bid of the low bidder, San Jose Steel Company, was a licensed contractor. Since that date, San Jose Steel Company has indicated the the subcontractor in question is not licensed and they request substitution of another subcontractor. The City Manager advised the Council that the Government Code does permit substitution of a subcontractor. -9- I 3N Minutes of May 24, 1972 continued The bids received for the Basin A-2 Fencing were as follows: Base Bid Alternate San Jose Steel Co. , Inc. $16, 12 i. 40 $16, 588. 56 BAR Fence & Drilling Co. 17, 919. 50 19, 537. 82 Mr. Glaves recommended the award be made to the low bidder with the requested substitution of the sub- contractor for a total of $16, 588. 56. On motion of Councilman Schaffer, Pinkerton second, the Council adopted Resolution No. 3633 awarding the contract to the low bidder, San Jose Steel, for a total amount of S 16, 588, 56 and authorized substitution of the subcontractor as requested. APPROVE City Manager Glaves stated that the application for APPLICATION - Federal land and water conservation funds for the LODI LAKE Lodi Lake Park expansion project is now complete, EXPANSION and the Council should adopt a resolution approving this application. On motion of Councilman Hughes, RES. NO. 3634 Schaffer second, the City Council adopted Resolution No. 3634 approving the application for land and water conservation funds for the Lodi Lake Park expansion project. ESTABLISH The City Manager recommended that a crosswalk CROSSWALK - be established across Lodi Avenue on the east side LODI A VE. of Mills Avenue. On motion cf Councilman Schaffer, Hughes second, the City Council adopted Resolution RES. NO. 3635 No. 3635 establishing a pedestrian crosswalk across Lodi Avenue on the east side of Mills Avenue. NO PARKING - The City Manager presented a memorandum from LOCKEFORD ST. the Public Works Director recommending that a CONTINUED "No Parking" zone be established on the north side of Lockeford Street between Main Street and Stockton Street. Councilman Hughes moved discussion of the matter be continued to the meeting of June 7, and the property owners in that area be notified of the recom- mended action prior to that meeting. The motion was seconded by Councilman Schaffer and carried. ALADDIN All requirements of the City having been met, the GARDENS final map of the Aladdin Gardens, Unit No. 1 Subdivision FINAL v1AP was presented for Council approval. On motion of Councilman Schaffer, Katnich second, the Council approved the final map, Lmprovement plans, improve- ment security, subdivision agreement and electrical utility agreement and authorized the City Manager to execute the agreement on behalf of the City. 467 Minutes of May 24, 1972 continued KETTLEMAN All requirements of the City having been met, the LANE MINOR City Manager presented the improvement plans and SUED. security, subdivision agreement and electrical utility agreement for Kettleman Lane Minor Subdi- vision 7 1- 1 For Council approval. On motion of Councilman Katnich, Pinkerton second, the Council approved the improvement plans and security, subdivision agreement and electrical utility agreement and authorized the City Manager to execute the agree- ments on behalf of the City. VACATE POR City Manager. Glaves reported that the Public Works EASEMENTS Director had recommended the City Council abandon WESTDALE portions of certain easements in Tract No. 631 - SUBD. Westdale Subdivision. The easements were dedicated to the City on July 18, :962. The Public Works Department had determined there was no present or future use for the easements. On motion of Councilman Schaffer, Hughes second, the City Council adopted its Order vacating portions of certain easements in Tract No. 631 - Westdale Subdivision. TOPICS On motion of Councilman Schaffer, Hughes second, FUNDS the City Council adopted Resolution No. 3636 stating the City's intent to obligate the 1971-72 and 1972-73 RES. NO. 3636 fiscal years' TOPICS funds and authorized the City Manager to sign the applications on behalf of the City. ANNEXATION OF At the meeting of May 3, 1972 the Council continued TALLEY-WISNER the discussion of the annexation of the Talley -Wisner TRACTS Tracts (i. e. , Peach Street and Willow Avenue between ENCOURAGED West Tokay Street and Cochran Road). At that time the Council had received a communication from the San Joaquin County Local Agency Formation Commission stating request had been made for annexation of the Moore Addition to the City of Lodi. This is a single lot annexation at the southwest corner of West Tokay Street and Peach Street. The Local Agency Formation Commission had asked for a determination from the City as to whether it was still of the opinion that properties in that area should be brought to City standards before annexation to the City. Planning Director Schroeder presented a drawing and discussed the history of Council actions concerning that area. A report prepared by the Planning Director had also been submitted to the Council _prior to this meeting. After considerable Council discussion, Councilman Schaffer moved the Council authorize the Staff to pursue annexation in the Talley -Wisner Tracts with the understanding that it will not be necessary to bring the property to City standards prior to annexation. The motion was seconded by Councilman Katnich and carried by unanimous vote. r f � Minutes of May 24, 1972 continued POLICE On metior_ cf Councilman Katnich, Schaffer second, DEPT. the City- Council approved a supplemental allocation in the amount of $382 authorizing construction of a central distribution facility in the Police Department and the purchase of two desks. CRIMINAL Councilman Hughes requested that Mr. Howard JUSTICE Morter, Criminal Justice Planner, be invited to the PLANNER Council meeting on June 7, 1972 to give a report on the progress of the Planning and Development Project in the Police Department. The Council concurred with the request. PURCHASE OF City Manager Glaves stated the Parks and Recreation BASKETBALL Director had recommended :.he purchase of a basketball FLOOR floor to replace the one presently in use at the Grape AUTHORIZED Festival Pavilion. Parks and Recreation Director Ed DeBenedetti was in the audience and discussed his recommendation to purchase a rebuilt floor which could be shipped to Lodi from the midwest at a cost of $13, 500, which is considerably less than the cost of a new floor. He said this matter had been discussed with representatives of the Lodi Unified School District staff and they were interested in the purchase of the floor and willing to pay their share of the cost; however, they had not determined how they would do this. After Council discussion, Councilman Katnich moved the staff be authorized to negotiate for the purchase of the rebuilt floor as recommended providing an agreement be reached with the seller that if the floor is not satisfactory to the City it will be returned to the seller; further, that a written agreement be signed by the Lodi Unified School District providing for payment of its proporticrate share of the costs of the floor. The motion was seconded by Councilman Schaffer and carried. NO PARKING On motion of Councilman Schaffer, Katnich second, LAKE PARK the City Council adopted Resolution No. 3637 estab- lishing "No Parking" zones near the entrance and RES. NO. 3637 exit gates of Lodi Lake Park, LOADING ZONE On motion of Counr_ilman Katnich, Schaffer second, LAKE PARK the City Council adopted Resolution No, 3638 estab- lishing a "Passenger Loading" zone on the north side RES. NO. 3638 of Turner Road between the entrance and exit to Lodi Lake Park. ORDINANCES REZONES ORDINANCE NO. 971, entitled, "AN ORDINANCE NW CORNER AMENDING THE OFFICIAL DISTRICT MAP OF THE PARK & S. CITY OF LODI AND THEREBY REZONING A PARCEL HUI CHINS STS. LOCATED AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF PARK STREET AND SOUTH HUTCHINS STREET TO BE ORD. NO. 971 IN THE R -MD, RESIDENTIAL -MEDIUM DENSITY, ADOPTED MULTIPLE -FAMILY DISTRICT,' having been -12- Minutes of May 24, 1972 continued introduced at a regular meeting on May 3, 1972, was brought up for passage on motion of Councilman Schaffer, Pinkerton 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 - Hughes, Katnich, Pinkerton, Schaffer and Ehrhardt Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None CVD, LCC Councilman Hughes stated at the request of the Mayor EXEC. COM. he would attend a meeting of the Executive Committee of the League of California Cities on Thursday and Friday, May 25 and May 26. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business, on motion of Councilman Katnich, the Council adjourned the meeting to Friday, May 26 at 4:00 p. m. at which time an Executive Session will be held to discuss personnel matters. Attest: BESSE L. BENI`=T City Clerk -13-