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CIT`•: COUNCIL, CITY OF LODI
C,T' _A. COUNCIL CHA:,,18ERS
SEPTEMBER 13, 1963
A regu'_ar meeting .ca C'__, CowncU of the ty of Lodi was held'.)eginning
it 8:00 0, m. on Wednesday, SenteMber 13, 1903 in the City Hall Council Chambers,
ROLL CALL Present: Councilmen - BROWN, CUL BERTSON, KIRSTEN,
SCHAFFER and HTUNTNTELL mayor)
Also oresent. City Manager Glaves, Assistant City Manager
Peterson, City Attorney NIullen ;8:30 p. m. ; and Planning
Director Schroeder.
PLEDGE tiiayor Purnell led the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.
MINUTES On motion of Councilman Brown, Kirsten second, the minutes
of September 4, 1968 were approved as written and mailed.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
APPEAL - Notice thereof having been published in accordance with law,
C. WWI, CAMPBELL Mayor Hunnell called for the public hearing of the appeal of
Mr C. William Campbell from the decision of the City
Plar_n:ng Commission in denying his request for a variance
to reduce a required 3 -foot side yard to 1 foot and a required
5 -foot rear yard to 3 feet to permit the conversion of a
detached auxiliary building to an attac^ed dwelling unit at 230
South Lee Avenue :n an area zoned R-=. Planning Director
Schroeder gave an explanation of the variance request and
stated that the parcel was too small to pe -.r --,Lt two detached
dwelling units and that Mr. Campbell proposed to attach the
ex'st_r:g dwelling through a series of breezeways and carports,
Mr. C. William Cam bell, 230 South Lee Avenue, spoke in
behalf of his appeal, There being no others in the audience
who wished to be heard on this matter, the pudic portion of
the hear_ng was closed.
Altar brief discussion, the Council, on motion of Councilman
iirs-en, Brown second, granted :sir. C. William Campbell the
requested variance,
SOROPTIMIST - Miss Carol F! oyd, President of the Soroptizriist Club of Lodi,
RE FLAG addressed the Council and requested the Mayor to proclaim
that the Arnerican Flag shalt be displayed by business firms
and individuals of the City of Lodi until November 5, 1968 in
honor of the :nen and women serving in the Armed Forces of
the United States. Mayor Hunnell stated he would be happy to
.slue a oroclarration to this effect.
PLANNING COM -MISSION
REZONE R-1, R-2 At its meetLrgs o_'September 9 and 16, 1963, the City
& R -i TO R-_. Planning Commission recommended the City Council con -
R -GA, R -MD, z-ider the rezoning of certain parcels zoned R-1, R-2, R-3
R -:1D &- C -P and R-= to R-2, R -GA. R -MD, R -HD and C -P in areas
designated as 1, 2 and 4 by the City Planning Commission
and zhtch aescript:ons are on file in the Office of the City
Plannin Director. Counc:iman Kirsten moved the matter be
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set fcr pa',)1 is hearing on October 2, 1968. The motion
was seconded by Councilman Schaffer. Councilman
Culbertson moved an amendment to the motion, changing
`he hear.na dare to Novemher 6, 1968. The amendmen_ to
the r --Aion was seconded by Councilman Brown and carried
with Councilmen Kirsten and Schaffer voting no. The origLnal
motion, as amended, then carried by unanimous vote.
OF INTEREST The following actions of the Planning Commission of interest
to the City- Council were reported:
Reviewed the request of Mr. T. J. Hallinan for a
modified, proposed Iona -range pian for the area bounded
by the Mokelumne River on the north, Cluff Avenue on
the east; the Claude C. Wood Company on the south and
U. S. 50-99 Freeway on the west. The modified plan
proposes low density, single-family development and
high-grade industrial sites.
2. Recommended to the San Joaquin County that a requested
street abandonment for a portion of Indiana Street in the
Town of Woodbridge be approved and that a similar request
on Lilac Street be denied until the ultimate alignment of
Lower Sacramento Road between the Mokelumne Riser
and Turner Road is determined.
3. Reviewed the criteria for establishing "Spheres of
Influence'' and instructed the Planning Staff to prepare
a map depicting Lodi's "Sphere."
CO-111'UNIC AT 10 S
LODI 5POR7SVL4N'S A letter was read from the Lodi Sportsman's Club requesting
CLUB - RE LEASE the City to increase the amount paid to the Club for use of its
property near the Llokelumne River to $450 per year. The
City presently pays $300 per year and uses this property to
dump '•_eaves, etc. The matter was referred to the City staff
for r eoort at a later date.
REPORTS OF THE CITY -MAI AGER
CLAIMS Claims in the amount of $387, 061. 09 were approved on
motion of Councilman Culbertson, Brown second,
AWARD - PICKUP Bids on a 3/4 -ton pickup cab and chassis for the Public Works
TRUCK Department were received as follows:
RES. NO, 3216 Loewen Auto Company $2, 290.61
Tokay Motors 2,404.50
City Manager Glaves recommended the bid be awarded to
the :ow bidder, On motion of Councilman Schaffer, Kirsten
second, the City Council adooted Resolution No, 3216
awarding t -:e contract for the furnishing of one 3/4 -tor.
o.ckuo cab and chassis to the low bidder, Loewen auto
Company, for the amount of the bid.
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Minutes of September 13, 1963, continued
AWARD - Only one bid was received for street materials for the
STREET 1968-c9 fiscal year. The bid was from Claude C. Mood
MAIER=ALS Company as follows:
RES. NO, 3217 700 T Class 2 aggregate base $2. 55/T
300 T Concrete sand 2. 70%T
300 T Asphalt concrete 3/3" SC -800 6. 45/T
1000 T Asphalt concrete 1/2" 85-100 6.20/T
2000 T Asphalt concrete 3/8" 85-100 6.§5/T
The City Manager recommended award of the bid. Or.
motion of Councilman Brown, Culbertson second, the Council
adopted Resolution No. 3217 awarding the contract for the
street materials to Claude C. Wood Company in accordan=e
with the bid.
BAl-KE R R I NV
City Manager Glaves stated that Mr. Virgil Baker, owner of
LOD! AVE,
the property on the south side of Lodi Avenue between Church
and School Streets had agreed to dedicate seven feet along :he
south side of Lodi Avenue for street widening purposes with
the condition that the City widen Lodi Avenue and School
Street in this area and pay for the street ixnprovements.
The developer of the property has also requested that the
street improvements be made in conjunction with the building
program. The City Manager recommended the City accept
Mr. Baker's offer. On motion of Councilman Kirsten,
Culbertson second, the City Council accepted the offer of
Mr. Virgil Baker to dedicate seven feet of right of way along
the south side of L odi Avenue between School and Church
Streets in exchange for the street widening and improvements;
said widening to be accomplished in conjunction with the
development of the property, Councilman Schaffer abstained
from voting because of a conflict of interest.
SPECS - 60 KV
Specifications for the 60 KV substation were approved and
SUBSTATION
calling for bids authorized on motion of Councilman Brown.
Schaffer second.
SALARIES
The City Manager reported that a salary survey is presently
underway but it had not been completed. He recommended
RES, NO, 3213
that the Council adopt a resolution making 'any increases that
might be granted effective as of September 1. On motion of
Councilman Kirsten, Schaffer second, the City Council
adopted Resolution No. 3218 declaring that if salary increases
are granted in October they will be effective as of Septembe: 1.
1963.
APPLICATION
in December, 1967, the City Council authorized the City staff
APPROVED RE
to secure an appraisal of approximately 58 acres east of the
LAKE PARI{
lake area to be used for the expansion of Lodi Lake Park,
EXPANSION
The City Manager stated that the appraisal report had been
received indicating a value of approximately $63, 00 for the
property, Since the application for funds for the expansion
must be submitted to the State by October 1, 1968, the City
Manager recommended the Council approve the application
for forwarding to the State at this time. Councilman Ki: sten.
mored the Council approve the application for forwarding to
the State and authorize the City Manager to sign same, ine
motion was seconded by Councilman Schaffer and carried by
unanimous vote,
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SPECS - The City Manager reported that the Assistant Fire Chie:
CAR - FIRE DEPT. car had been involved in an accident and damages to the
car had been estimated at approximately $700, there ore
he recommended specifications be approved for a new
automobile to replace the damaged one. On motion of
Councilman Culbertson, Schaffer second, the City Cour-ca
appro-red specifications for a car for the Fire Department
and authorized calling for bids.
NCPA Councilman Kirsten reported on the progress of the
REPORT Northern California Power Agency and stated that repre-
sentatives from each member city will be going to
Washington, D. C. to meet with Secretary of Interior Stewart
L. Udall on September 23, 1968. On motion of Coun,: ilma=
Schaffer, Brown second, the City Council authorized three
representatives from the City of Lodi to attend the meetings
in Washington, D. C.
AD70URNMENT
There being no further business, the Council adourned at
approximately 9:40 p.m.
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Attest: BESSIEE L. BEN -ETT
City Clerk
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