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CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF LODI
CITY HALL COUNICIL CHAMBERS
JULY 19, 1972
A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi was held beginning "
at 8;00 P. M. on Wednesday, July 19, 1972, in the City Hall Council Chambers.
ROLL CALL Present; Councilmen - HUGHES, KATNICH,
PINKERTON, SCHAFFER
and EHRHARDT (;\.favor)
Aosent: Councilmen - done
Also present; City Manager Glaves, Assistant City
Manager Peterson, City Attorney Mullen, Public Works
Director Jones and Assistant Planner Avey.
INVOCATION The ir_vocat;on was given by Mayor Ehrhardt,
PLEDGE Nlayor Ehrhardt led the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag.
MINUTES On motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Katnich second, rhe
NLi-lutes of Jure 28, 1972, were approved as written and
mailed.
On motion of Councilman Katnich, Schaffer second, the
Minutes of June 30, 1972, were approved as written and
mailed.
On motion of Councilman Schaffer, Katnich second, the
Minutes of July 5, 1972, were approved as w sitter: =: d
mailed.
PRESENTATION
T. HOEGERMAN Tom Hoegerman of Boy Scout Troop x,1-266, sponsared
RE LODI LAKE by the American Legion, addressed the Ccuncil ar_d
presented each of the Councilmen with a plot plan and
descript;on of a youth activity area proposed for the
Lodi Lake lark which :e had prepared.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
PREZONE PARCEL
Notice thereof having been published in accordance
ON EAST SIDE S.
with law and affidavit of publication being on file in the
HUTCHINS ST. S.
office of the City Clerk, Mayor Ehrhardt called for
OF KETTLEMAN
the public hearing on the recommendation of the
TO R -MD
Planning Commission to approve the request of E. E.
DISTRICT
Goehring by Mr. Bozant Katzakian for the Drezoning
of an approximate 285 -foot by 700 -foot parcel
ORD. NO. 979
located on the east side of South Hutchins Street"
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between approximately 1830 feet and Z 115 ;-et south
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of the cen.er'_ine of Kettleman Lane from :-Pa, Interim-
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Pro acted Agriculture"District to R -MD, P,esidentiai-
Vledium Density Multiple Family District.
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Assistant Planner Richard Avey introduced the matter
and presented a drawing of the area proposed for re-
zoning. Mr. Bozant Katzakian, Realtor, 122 North
Church Street, who was representing the property
owner, spoke in favor of the proposed prezoning.
There being no other persons in the audience wishing
to speak on the matter, the public portion of the hear-
ing was closed.
Councilman Schaffer stated he wished to abstain from
discussion and voting on the matter because of a
possible conflict of interest.
After discussion, Councilman Hughes moved introduction
of Ordinance No. 979 prezoning the above described
parcel to be in the R -MD, Residential -Medium Density
Multiple Family District. The motion was seconded by
Councilman Katnich and carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Councilmen - Hughes, Katnich,
Pinkerton and
Ehrhardt
Noes: Councilmen - None
Abstain: Councilmen - Schaffer
APPEAL - Notice thereof having been published in accordance with
EHLERS & law and affidavit of publication being on file in the office
ROGET of the City Clerk, Mayor Ehrhardt called for the public
REZONING hearing on the appeal of Attorney Robert J. Mertz on
REQUEST behalf of Mr. Lee Ehlers and Dr. Gordon Roget of the
DENIED Planning Commission's action of April 10, 1972, denying
CC j -:5 Cb) the rezoning from the R-1, Single -Family Residential
District to the R -GA, Residential Garden Apartment
District for an approximate 2 -acre parcel located at the
southeast corner of West Lodi Avenue and Lower
Sacramento Road.
Assistant Planner Richard Avey introduced the matter
and presented a drawing of the area proposed for re-
zoning. Mr. Avey discussed the history of the appeal
and stated the Planning Director's recommendation was
for approval of the R -GA zoning based on the following
conclusions:
1. R -GA zoning would provide a land use
buffer between the single-family areas
to the east and south and the intersection
of two major streets.
2. Apartment development at this location
would be -preferable to single-family
lots because the City could control the
number and location of the driveways.
3. The City would have site plan control
if the area were zoned R -GA.
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The following persons spoke in favor of the rezoning:
1. Mr. Victor Meyer, 221 West Oak Street. Mr.
Meyer presented the proposed plan for development
of the parcel. He stated the applicants proposed
to develop the parcel with a density of 17 units per —
acre. He said the swimming pool and two-story
units would be located to'permit the least possibility
of noise'or`visuai privaoy invasion into surrounding
properties. lvFr: 'eyes said because of the adverse
affect of the traffic at this intersection, R -GA
zoning would
'l5e the'besE'us of the land. He also
pointed' -out that the proposed plan had answered most,
if not all, of the valid previous objections.
2. Attorney Robert'24eitz, 121 West Pine Street.
Mr. Mertz 'stated he was fepresenting the applicants,
Mr. Lee Ehlers and Dr. Gordon Roget. He said
(a) the pro sed zoning would be t e highest
and best use for this property; (o) there was a com-
munity need, demand and benefit for the zoning;
(c) to be consistent with previous Council rezoning
decisions, he felt the property should be razoned
as requested. He pointed out the traffic problem
existing at the corner of Lower 513-cramento Road and
West Lodi Av&i e'and recommended the proposed
zoning to be the highest and best use for the property.
3. Mrs. Muriel Roget, 1054 East Woodbridge Road, _
Woodbridge', 'requested the plan be considere3-:ori
its own merits.
4. Mr. Michael Bruen; 2�5b Cabrillo Circle,.: stated"
he had objected to' the, drigirial plan presenfed`by'
Mr. Ehlers and Di. Roget. He said he now felt
the plan now being proposed was a good plan and
he had no objections to it.
5. Mr. Berle Crisp, real estate developer, 19232
Tammy- Lane, Woodbridge, stated he had no
financial interest in the development but had re-
viewed the plans and felt they were a lcgical
approach to development of the property.
6. Mr. Donald Soares, 2126 West Pine Street, stated
he felt from an ecology standpoint the proposed
development was good.
The following persons were present and spoke in
opposition to the proposed rezoning:
1. Mr. Larry Meyers, 2356 Cabrillo Circle, stated
he opposed the proposed rezoning and was con-
cerned with the lack of storm drainage in the area.
2. Mr. William Dollinger, 2338 Cabrillo Circle, stated
he wished the area to remain in the R- I zone.
Mr. Lloyd Perrin, 2370 Cabrillo Circle, said he
objected to the proposal because of the noise factor.
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4. Dr. Hiroshi Kanegawa, 2368 Cabrillo Circle.
5. Mr. Don Berry, 2421 Diablo Drive, said he felt
this parcel was not the proper location for multiple -
family zoning. Mr. Berry also questioned the
ability to control the landscaping of the development.
6. Mr. Elmer Altnow, 2411 Diablo Drive, stated he
wished to protect the privacy of his home and was
opposed to the proposal.
7. Mrs. Anne Meyers, 2356 Cabrillo Circle.
8. Mrs. Fanchon Altnow, 2411 Diablo Drive.
9. Mrs. Janet Berry, 2421 Diablo Drive.
10. Mr. K. L. Lobaugh, 240 South Lower Sacramento
Road. Mr. Lobaugh said he felt the proposed apart-
ment complex would be detrimental to his property.
11. Attorney Gene Walton, 318 West Pine Street, repre-
senting the opponents of .the proposal presented
protests signed by eleven residents of the area. He
also presented a parcel map, of -:the area -and .pointed
out those property owners who had indicated objection
to the proposal. . Mr. Walton said that those persons
who had purchased property in the Kristmont area
had done so believing the area would remain R- 1
zoning. He said he felt the highest and best use.-f_or,._,
parcel in question was single-family residential.
Mr. Walton_ also indicated he believed the sLp rn
drainage, to be inadequate to facilitate the proposal.. ..
Upon being questioned by the City Council, Public Works
Director Jones indicated facilities were available for
adequate drainage of the property.
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 Pinkerton moved
the decision of the Planning Commission be upheld and
the appeal of Attorney Robert ;Mertz on behalf of Mr. Lee
Ehlers and Dr. Gordon Roget be denied. The motion
was seconded by Mayor Ehrhardt. A roll call vote was
taken as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen - Pinkerton and Ehrhardt
Noes: Councilmen -Hughes, Katnich and
Schaffer
Since approval of the appeal would require a four-fifths
vote of the City Council, no further action was taken.
RECESS The Mayor declared a five-minute recess at 10:30 p.m.
and the Council reconvened at 10:37 p.m.
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PRESEN rA TION
ECOLOGY
Mrs. Lynn Victor, 120 North California Street, speaking
ACTION-
on behalf of Lodi Ecology Action requested the group be
RE QUONSETranted
use of the City -owned Quonset but located on
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dsStockton Street.
High Density, Multiple -Family Residential District
Mr. Thomas Griffin, 721 West Kettleman Lane, also
spoke concerning the request. Mr. Griffin asked that
the Ecology group be given permission to use the City
parking lot near the Quonset but at the northeast
corner of 4� Stockton Street and Lockeford Street
as a collection center.
On motion of Councilman Katnich, Pinkerton second, the
Council granted an Encroachment Permit to the Lodi
Ecology Action group for the use of the City parking lot
at the northeast corner of �°Jei Stockton Street and
Lockeford Street; said parking lot to be used as a
collection center on a day-to-day basis and not as a
storage area. The Council requested the Citi- Manager
to investigate the possible use of the Quonset but by
the Ecology Action group and report to the Council
his findings at the next regular meeting to be held on
August 2, 1972.
PLANNING COMMISSION
The City Manager gave the following report of the Plan-
ning Commission meeting of July 10, 1972:
MOBILE
The Planning Commission recommended the approval
PARK PROP.
of the request of Mobile Park Properties, Inc. by
REZONING
Mr. Edwin Colledge for a change in zoning from the
REQUEST
R- 1, Single -Family Residential District to the R -HD,
High Density, Multiple -Family Residential District
for an approximate 8 -acre parcel on the north side
of Almond Drive between 657. 60 feet and 1030 feet
west of the centerline of Cherokee Lane.
On motion of Councilman Schaffer, Katnich second,
the above matter was scheduled for public hearing on
August 2, 1972.
SPECIFIC PLAN- The Planning Commission also recommended to the
TOKAY STREET City Council a Specific Plan for the future develop-
ment of Tokay Street between South Fairmont Avenue
and Virginia Avenue in accordance with Plan B as on
file in the Office of the Public Works Director. On
motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Katnich second, the
matter was set for public hearing on August 16, 1972.
ACTIONS OF The Planning Commission also took the foliawirg
INTEREST actions of interest to the City Council:
1. Approved the request of Westmont Development
Company for a Use Permit to amend Phase I
of English Oaks Manor by reducing the rear and
side yard fence height for all Garden Court houses
from 8 feet to 7 feet with certain conditions.
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2. Approved the request of Mr. R. W. Slawson for a
Variance to permit 3 detached accessory buildings.
(carports) to occupy in excess of 30 per cent of the
rear yard at the site of 3 proposed fourplexes on
the northeast corner of Kettleman Lane and South
Fairmont Avenue in an area zoned R- -NAD, Medium
Density Multiple Family Residential with the con-
dition that landscaping and an automated sprinkler
system be installed along the norih'side of the car-
ports adjacent to Leroy Nichols School to the ap-
proval of the, Public Works Department.
3. Approved the request of Lodi Investmeuts:by Mr
Norman raylor for a Variance.to permit 3.detached ,
accessory buildings (carports)..to occupy in excess
of 30 per cent of the,rear..yard at the site of 3 proposed
fourplexes on the northeast corner of Kettleman Lane
and South Fairmont Avenue.in an area zoned R -MD,
Medium Density Multiple -Family Residential with
the condition that landscaping and an automated
sprinkler system be installed along the north side
of the carports adjacent to Leroy Nichols School
to the approval of the Public Works Department.
4. Approved in a modified form: the request of•Mr.,
Steven Schnabel for a Variance.to reduce the required;,
lot width from 50 feet to, 45 feet and to permit park-
ing in the side yard on the front half of the lot for a
proposed apartment house site at 516 North Church
Street in an area zoned R -HD, High Density Multiple
Family _Residential with certain) conditions.
5. Recommended to' the San Joaquin County Board of
Zoning Adjustment that.the request of Mr. George
Ferrero for a Use Permit to establish a truck
terminal on the east side of Cluff Road, from 1560
feet to 1870 feet north of Lockeford Street, east of
Lodi in an area zoned I -PA, Interim Protected
Agricultural be approved with certain conditions.
COMMUNICATIONS
ABC LICENSE An application for alcoholic beverage license was
received for George Norm Crabbe, George's Place,
118 North Sacramento Street, on -sale beer, person-to-
person transfer.
APPRECIATION
A note of appreciation was received from the Richard
Gruber family for flowers sent to Officer Gruber`s
funeral.
CVD, LCC
A notice was read of the next regular meeting of the
MEETING
Central Valley Division, League of California Cities, _
to be held in Turlock on Thursday, July 27, 1972.
RESTROOM
Letters were received from Mrs. Bev Pratt, 319
FACILITIES -
Forrest Avenue and Mrs. Edwin W. Hausauer, 1506
LAKE PARK
Vista Drive, pointing out the lack of adequate rest-
u II Y
room facilities at Lodi Lake Park. The Council dis-
cussed the problem and asked that consideration be given
to providing portable chemical facilities on occasions
when needed.
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CITY OF A letter was receivedfrom Roland M. Cowan, City
TURLOCK Manager, City of Turlock, requesting the City Council
to adopt a resolution requesting the Board of Trustees
at State Colleges to change the name of California
State College at Stanislaus to California State College
at Turlock. No action was taken on this matter.
REPORTS OF THE CITY MANAGER
CLAIMS Claims in the amount of $133, 890. 61 were approved
C` :tCG-) on motion of Councilman Katnich, Schaffer second.
PLANS & SPECS - On motion of Councilman Hughes, Schaffer second,
TURNER ROAD the City Council approved plans and specifications
DUCT & VAULT for the Turner Road duct and precast vault work,
CC 12.E (C.) Lower Sacramento Road (South) to 440' east of
Rutledge Drive, and authorized advertising for bids
thereon.
SPECS -
On motion of Councilman Katnich, Schaffer second,
REMOVAL OF
the City Council approved specifications for removal
DWELLING
of a dwelling at 324 1/2 Louie Avenue and authorized
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advertising for bids thereon.
MSC - CHANGE
City Manager Glaves presented the recommendation
ORDER #3
of the Public Works Director for a deduction change
order (#5) for the Municipal Service Center which
would reduce the cost of the background music system
in the office building by $105. On motion of Councilman
Katnich, Hughes second, the Council approved
Change Order #5 for the Municipal Service Center
as recommended.
ACCEPT
On motion of Councilman Hughes, Schaffer second,
MSC
the City Council accepted the Municipal Service
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Center improvements as complete and authorized
the Public Works Director to file the Notice of
Completion on the project.
TURNAGE
City Manager Glaves reported he had been contacted
MARKET
by Mr. Alton Brinlee of Tracy, California, concerning
LEASE
leasing the Turnage Market when the present lessee
terminates on the first of September. He said Mr.
Brinlee requested a minimum lease of three years
and certain other conditions of the lease which would
be necessary to negotiate if the Council wished to
extend the lease.
On motion of Councilman Schaffer, Katnich second,
the Council instructed the staff to negotiate an
agreement for the lease of the Turr_age Market.
SPECS- TURF City Manager Glaves presented specifications for
MOWER a five -gang turf mower. He explained that since
Cc there was only one distributor for this type of mower
in this area, it was his recommendation that the staff
be authorized to purchase the mower direct, without
bidding. He said a proposal had been received from
the supplier which was approximately $450 below
advertised list price.
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On motion of Councilman Hughes, Pinkerton second,
the Council approved the specifications for the turf
mower and authorized the purchase from a sole
supplier without bidding.
SPUR/ABAG The City Manager presented a communication from
SOLID WASTES Mr. J. Julien Baget, Executive Director of the
PLAN Association of Bay Area Governments requesting
the City Council to express its support of the SPUR/
RES. NO. 3653 ABAG Solid Wastes Plan concept.
C SOU Under discussion of the matter,. Councilman Pinkerton
stated he wished to go on record gas' opposing the
SPUR/ABAG Solid Wastes Plan concept.
Mayor Ehrhardt then moved adoption of Resolution
No. 3653 stating the City of Lodi's intent to join with
ABAG and other communities in the Greater Bay Area
to seek public and private funding to carry out field
trials of the SPUR/ABAG Solid Wastes Plan and to
undertake other regional solid wastes planning efforts.
The motion was seconded by Councilman Hughes and
carried with Councilman Pinkerton voting no.
COUNTY RE The City Manager reported he -had recently talked
SANITARY with the County Administrator and they had agreed
LANDFILL the City Council should present its position concern -
CC 27i+p� ing the Sanitary Landfill to the Board of Supervisors.
The Council then directed the City Manager to schedule
a meeting of the City Council with the Board of
Supervisors at the Board's August 1, 1972, meeting.
LABOR NEGOTIATIONS
City Manager Glaves reported to the Council that
the City's negotiating team had been meeting with
representatives of the San Joaquin County Employees'
Association in labor negotiations for the past several
weeks. He stated they had gone through the impasse
procedure and had been in mediation for the past two
weeks but had been unable to reach agreement with
the Employees' Association.
SALARIES -
Councilman Schaffer expressed disappointment that an
S. J. C.E.A,
agreement had not been reached with the Employees'
Association stating he felt the City's negotiating team
RES. NO. 3654
had acted in good faith and under the direction of the
City Council. He then moved adoption of Resolution
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No. 3654 establishing salary and fringe benefit
adjustments for those employee units represented by
the San Joaquin County Employees' Association for
fiscal year 1972-73 to be as follows:
SALARIES
Miscellaneous Unit:
A 5ra across-the-board salary increase for all em-
ployees in this unit effective July 20, 1972, plus an
additional 2 1/2% increase for those employees in
the following Park series classes: Park Maintenance
Man I, Park Maintenance Man II, Park Maintenance
Man III, Park Maintenance Specialist, Gardener
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Leadman, Park Foreman; said additional increase
to be effective January 1, 1973.
Police Unit:
A 5% across-the-board salary increase for all
employees in this unit effective July 20, 1972.
Fire Unit:
A 5?7o across-the-board salary increase for all em-
ployees in this unit effective July 20, 1972,
FRINGE BENEFITS
I. The payment of a flat amount of $18 per month per
employee to be applied to the premium for group
health insurance coverage, said benefit to be
effective as soon as necessary arrangements with
the City's group health insurance carrier are com-
pleted, and said benefit to be applicable to all City
employees regardless of representation.
2. The payment of an additional $5 per month per em-
ployee in the Police Unit and Fire Unit to those
employees in those respective units who are required
to wear andlor maintain a uniform, said benefit to be
effective August 1, 1972.
3. That the City of Lodi, prior to the start of negotiations
for fiscal 1973-74, contract for a salary study to en-
compass key classes in the classified service, the
results of same to serve as additional criteria to be
utilized in conducting salary and fringe benefit
negotiations in the spring of 1973.
The motion was seconded by Councilman Katnich
and carried by unanimous vote of the Council.
UNCLASSIFIED On motion of Councilman Katnich, Hughes second,
PERSONNEL the City Council then adopted Resolution No. 3655
SALARY establishing salary increases for unclassified per -
INCREASES sonnel as follows:
RES. NO. 3655
Public Works Director
$1800
Police Chief
1625
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Fire Chief
1545
Finance Director
1540
Planning Director
1457
Parks & Recreation Director 1425
Assistant City Manager
1500
Director of Utilities
1725
Administrative Assistant
Range 805 - 1140
The above salaries to be effective July 1, 1972, as
established by Resolution No.
3647 adopted by the
Council on June 30, 1972.
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ORDINANCES
REZONE PARCEL ORDItiANCE NO. 975, entitled, "AN ORDINANCE
W SIDE S MILLS
AMENDING THE OFFICIAL DISTRICT MAP OF
TO R -LD DISTRICT
THE CITY OF LODI AND THEREBY REZONING A
PARCEL E OF
PARCEL 390 FEET BY 446 FEET LOCATED ON THE
ORD. NO. 975
WEST SIDE OF SOUTH MILLS AVENUE BETWEEN
ADOPTED
360 FEET AND 806 FEET NORTH OF THE CENTER-
ORD. NO. 976
LINE OF WEST LODI AVENUE TO BE IN THE
ADOPTED
R -LD, RESIDENTIAL LOW DENSITY MULTIPLE -
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FAMILY DISTRICT, " having been introduced at a
regular meeting on July 5, 1972, was brought up
for passage on motion of Councilman Schaffer,
Katnich second. Second reading was omitted after
reading by title, and the ordinance was then passed,
adopted and ordered to print by the following vote:
Ayes: Council -men - Hughes, Katnich, Pinkerton,
Schaffer and Ehrhardt
Noes: Councilmen - None
Absent: Councilmen - None
REZONE TO
ORDINANCE NO. 976, entitled, "AN ORDINANCE
P -D(10) 81 -ACRE
AMENDING THE OFFICIAL DISTRICT MAP OF THE
PARCEL E OF
CITY OF LODI AND THEREBY REZONING AN
S HUTCHINS ST.
APPROXIMATE 81 -ACRE PARCEL LOCATED ON
THE EAST SIDE OF SOUTH HUTCHINS STREET,
ORD. NO. 976
BOUNDED BY HARNEY LANE, SOUTH HUTCHINS
ADOPTED
STREET, A LINE RUNNING EAST AND WEST AP-
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PROXIMATELY 2640 FEET NORTH OF THE CENTER-
LINE OF HARNEY LANE, AND THE SOUTHERN
PACIFIC RAILROAD, SUBJECT TO CERTAIN CON-
DITIONS;' having been introduced at a regular meeting
on July 5, 1972, was brought up for passage on
motion of Councilman Pinkerton, Schaffer 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,
Shaffer and Ehrhardt
Noes: Councilmen - None
Absent: Councilmen - None
REZONE TC ORDINANCE NO. 977, entitled, "AN ORDINANCE AMEND -
R -LD NE ING THE OFFICIAL DISTRICT MAP OF THE CITY OF
COR HA .A & LODI AND 'THEREBY REZONING A PARCEL 119 FEET
LOCUST BY 390.36 FEET LOCATED AT THE NORTHEAST
CORNER OF NORTH HAM LANE AND WEST LOCUST
ORD. NO, 977 STREET TO BE IN THE R -.LD, RESIDENTIAL LOW
ADOPTED DENSITY MULTIPLE FAMILY DISTRICT," having been
introduced at a regular meeting on July 5, 1972, was
brought up for passage on motion of Councilman Katnich,
Schaffer second. Second reading was omitted after
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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 - Mone
ADOPT ORDINANCE NO. 978, .entitled 'ADOPTING AN OPERAT-
OPERA TING ING BUDGET FOR THE SUPPORT OF THE VARIOUS
BUDGET FOR DEPAR TMENTS OF THE CITY OF LODI FOR THE
FISCAL 1972-73 FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JULY 1, 1972 AND ENDING
JUNE 30, 1973, " having been introduced at a regular
ORD. NO. 978 meeting on July 5, 1972, was brought up for passage on
ADOPTED motion of Councilman Hughes, Mayor Ehrhardt s-econd.
CC 2t ob Second reading was omitted after reading by title, and
L 1�q the ordinance was then passed, adopted and ordered to
print by the following vote:
Ayes: Councilmen - Hughes, Katnich, Pinkerton
Schaffer and Ehrhardt
ADJOURNMEN T
Noes: Councilmen - None
Absent: Councilmen - None
At approximately 12:25 a.. m. the meeting was adjourned
to Wednesday, July 26, 1972, at 8:00 p. m. on motion
of Councilman Hughes, Schaffer second.
Attest: B£SSIE L. IiEV:;ETT
City Clerk