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Home My WebLink AboutAgenda Report - November 20, 2002 I-05 PHCITY OF LODI COUNCIL COMMUNICATION AGENDA TITLE: Receive Downtown Lodi Business Partnership 2002/2003 Annual Report, Adopt Resolution of Intent to Levy Annual Assessment and Set the Public Hearing MEETING DATE: November 20, 2002 PREPARED BY: Economic Development Coordinator RECOMMENDED ACTION: Council action will be threefold: (1) To receive the downtown Lodi Business Partnership 2002/2003 Annual Report as submitted by the DLBP Board of Directors and in accordance with Section 11.0 of City Ordinance No. 1654, (2) To adopt a Resolution of Intention to levy an annual assessment for that fiscal year, (3) To set Public Hearing Date for December 18, 2002 confirming the Report and Intent to Levy Annual Assessment. BACKGROUND INFORMATION: As part of the annual budget process and pursuant to Section 11.0 of City Ordinance No. 1654, the DLBP membership Board is required to present an Annual Report for City Council's review and approval. This must be done prior to the beginning of a Billing Period. The purpose of this process is to comply with the Ordinance provision and those of the Streets and Highway Code regarding public notice and hearing, prior to establishing the benefit fees for the following Billing Period. Representatives of the DLBP will be present at the public hearing on December 18'h, and will make a presentation retarding the attached report. The levy of the annual assessment will also be discussed at the December 18 meeting. Funding: None Required Respectively Submitted, Tony C.AbaKring Economic Development Coordinator Attachments APPROVED: H. dbtgn Flynn -- Jelty anager DOWNTOWN LODI BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP 2002/2003 REPORT r DOWNTOWN. p LODI ii•s txt r DOWNTOWN LODI BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP 4 WEST PINE STREET P.O. BOX 1565 LODI, CALIFORNIA 95241.1565 PHONE: (209} 369,8052 FAX: (209) 369.8053 WIL• AVOmindspdngam September 6, 2002 Mr. Dixon Flynn, City Manager City of Lodi Lodi, CA95241 Dear Dixon: Subject: ANNUAL REPORT 2002/2003 Section 11.0 of the City Ordinance Number 1654, establishing the Downtown Lodi Business Improvement Area, requires that we submit to you in September of each year, our annual report and budget. In addition, the State of California Streets and Highways code, which is the enabling legislation, also specifies that certain additional information be provided. You will find all of the required information contained in our report. We have provided you with seven copies—five for the City Council, one for the City Manager, and one for the City Clerk. Sincerely, zw i+ P 'P6 Zoo" Lewis F. Van Buskirk Executive Director SAVA—- DOWNTOWN • LODI DOWNTOWN LODI BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP 4 WEST PINE STREET P.O. BOX 1565 LODI, CALIFORNIA 95241-1565 PHONE: (209) 369.8052 FAX: 1209) 369.8053 EMAIL* &p*mindspmng cam 2002/2003 ANNUAL REPORT TO THE CITY OF LODI Items listed below refer to Section 36533(b) of the California Streets and Highway Code 1. No changes in boundaries of benefit zones within the area are proposed. 2. No physical improvements are planned. A Schedule of Activities for 2002/2003 is enclosed. (Exhibit A) 3. Budget for the "Budget year July 12002 through June 2003 is enclosed. (Exhibit B) 4. A Benefit Fee Schedule and a Map of the Business Improvement Area are enclosed as Exhibits C & D respectively. There are no changes in the Benefit Fee Schedule. 5. The Budget details all sources of income and projected expenses. DOWNTOWN LODI BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP 4 WEST PINE STREET P.O. BOX 1565 LODI, CALIFORNIA 95241-1565 PRONE: (209)369.8052 FAX: (209) 369.8053 EMAIL: d4@mimkprinB.tan Background & History ----- Downtown Lodi Business Partnership -2002/2003 Report The Downtown Business Improvement District ---is the central core of the City of Lodi. Like any city, the Downtown area is the City's heart, soul and face. Before revitalization took place, there had been over 20 years of neglect and miss -management of the downtown area. This was normal for almost all cities across the United States. Today is a different story in the City of Lodi. The City and it's business partners, which include the land owners, business investors, merchants, and the Downtown Lodi Business Partnership -- have turned things around. Even with the great progress.....we will always be a work in progress. Business areas that are not in a perpetual mode of change will die....we intend to grow better, younger, and stronger while maintaining the historical character of the Downtown. The City basically owns the infrastructure of a large "Community Shopping Center," --spread out over many blocks, instead of being concentrated in a grouping of buildings similar to the format of privately owned shopping centers. Along with the businesses and merchants ---being represented by the Downtown Lodi Business Partnership (DLBP)---we work with the City staff to manage the parking, maintain the streets, sidewalks, parking lots, trees, etc,. We establish and administer procedures for use of streets for various activities and events. The DLBP is your front line management for our Community Shopping Center. The DLBP has been in existence for three and a half years. During this last year we have accomplished the following.... • Continued the expansion of all events and projects including Farmers Market, Kiddie Parade, Parade of Lights, See's Candy Project, Christmas promotions including a cooperative effort on a Santa project with the Fire Department, and a new Halloween kids parade. • Collaborated with the Lodi Chamber of Commerce to produce a very successful `School Street Wine Stroll. • Our Parking Committee and staff continue to work with City staff on parking management. DOWNTOWN LODI BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP 4 WEST PINE STREET P.O. BOX 1565 LODI, CALIFORNIA 95241.1565 PHONE (209)369.8052 FAX: (209) 369.8033 EM d4ftindspri gam • Set up Economic Development Committee to coordinate and interface with the City's overall economic development program. Our Web site... wwdowntownlodi.com... now has a property owners listing to aid potential businesses to make contact for leasing of available spaces in the Downtown. • The Web page for the DLBP also provides the individual Downtown Merchants the opportunity to have their own web page and contains a complete listing of all merchants in the Downtown Area. This service is monitored by the DLBP stats in cooperation with one of our key downtown merchants.... Shared Network Services. This service has been donated by this company. • Developed an area use policy for organizations that want to use the Community Shopping Center streets for events. • Facilitated member concerns and advocated to the City on our merchants behalf. • Started a new major event -DOWNTOWN LODI LIVE—Family Faith Festival— which took place in July and drew 8 to 12 thousand people to the Downtown. This was a first.—for a business organization to do a major partnership with the faith based portion of our community. The event was open to ALL faiths. • Collaborated with the Lodi Visitors & Convention Bureau to make our members aware of this agencies fine work, and their role in supporting Downtown. The above list reflects most of the current programs, but is not all inclusive. We have created a strong downtown with teamwork. Our very active board of directors is the main leadership element of the partnership and continues to work effectively to represent and unify the merchants. - DOWNTOWN: LODI �.. �� l i ' S IMF F �'. DOWNTOWN LODI BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP 4 WEST PINE STREET P.O. BOX 1565 LODI, CALIFORNIA 95241-1565 PHONE (209) 369.8052 FAX: (2091 369.BOS3 EMAIL: d1bp0mindspring.com Our basic marketing plan is to use the many events listed above as the primary tool of showing off our beautiful Downtown area. We will continue to develop additional events with our ultimate goal of making Downtown Lodi the valleys Entertainment Mecca. Other programs in the development stages include an eight issue, custom designed tab/news paper. This will be distributed and printed by the Lodi News Sentential. This format will be of particular benefit to our smaller merchants and general benefit for all of Downtown. Continued City funding will be crucial to the success of this organization ---and will be for sometime to come. The Downtown that we have built together will continue to change and grow. We are now in the second phase of development and can look forward to continuing successes Our success ----the City of Lodi and the Downtown Business Partnership, working together ---is just beginning. We thank the City Council for its foresight and wisdom in increasing our funding, and the willingness to build into the future. We are also grateful to a supportive city staff, particularly the Public Works Department, Street Department, Traffic, Community Relations, Police, and Economic Development. The people representing these various areas are top notch. WE AGAIN THANK YOU-- FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT IN THIS PARTNERSHIP DOWNTOWN LODI BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP 4 WEST PINE STREET P.O. BOX 1565 LODI, CALIFORNIA 95241-1565 PHONE: (2091369.8052 FAX: (209) 369.8053 EMAIL Ap@mind*ring.can MISSION STATEMENT DOWNTOWN LODI BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP The Downtown Lodi Business Partnership is a non-profit corporation, comprised of businesses that make up the Downtown business community. The main goal is to encourage growth and prosperity in the Downtown Community Shopping Center of Lodi and to maintain its economic health on an ongoing basis. This will be accomplished by; • Encouraging development of new businesses while retaining and revitalizing existing businesses • Promoting retail activity by creating and maintaining a quality environment through coordinated advertising and Downtown events • Serving as an advocate for Downtown businesses in dealing with local government, maintenance projects, the media and the general public MISSION STATEMENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS How have we done? Encouraging development of new businesses while retaining and revitalizing existing businesses: ❖ Through our Economic Development Committee, and an excellent working relationship of the DLBP's Executive Director with the City's Economic Development Director (EDD), we continue to add new businesses to the Downtown core. So far this year there have been 9 new businesses opened since the first of the year with several in the planning stages. We have helped facilitate their transition into the area. We have worked with the EDD by referring new prospective business owners and recommending the continuance and expansion of the facade assistance program and other financial incentives. •S Our cooperative advertising program and retail promotions--i.e. Easter Bunny, Halloween, See's Candy, etc. ---have provided the small retailer with marketing programs that could not be accomplished on their own. In addition, as mentioned else where in this report, we are developing a special Tab/insert paper that is exclusive for the Downtown. Larger retailers have also benefited from these programs. Promoting retail activity by creating and maintaining a quality environment through coordinated advertising and Downtown events: ❖ We have improved the downtown environment by working cooperatively with the City by obtaining funding and executing the School Street tree lighting, expanding the Downtown Banner program, street cleaning, and police patrol programs. ❖ Our events account for about 75% of our marketing effort and have grown over the last three years. In the year 2002, we have attracted over 50,000 people to the downtown area with our Downtown Lodi Live—"Family Faith Festival" and our Farmers Market and Festival drawing record numbers for the season. In 2000 we attracted over 90,000 people to our "Community Shopping Center" with events such as the Parade of Lights, Kiddie Parade, Farmers Market, and other promotional events. With these events yet to happen this year, we are well on our way to attracting over 100,000 to our Downtown. NV DOWNTOWN LODI BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP 4 WEST PINE STREEI Kro. P.O. BOX 1565 >_, > LODI. CALIFORNIA 95241-1565 DOWNTOWN LO PHONE: (209) 369.8052 D1 p FAX: (209) 369.8053 ii's rxe r PEMAIL d%p@P indgx*.mm MISSION STATEMENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS How have we done? Encouraging development of new businesses while retaining and revitalizing existing businesses: ❖ Through our Economic Development Committee, and an excellent working relationship of the DLBP's Executive Director with the City's Economic Development Director (EDD), we continue to add new businesses to the Downtown core. So far this year there have been 9 new businesses opened since the first of the year with several in the planning stages. We have helped facilitate their transition into the area. We have worked with the EDD by referring new prospective business owners and recommending the continuance and expansion of the facade assistance program and other financial incentives. •S Our cooperative advertising program and retail promotions--i.e. Easter Bunny, Halloween, See's Candy, etc. ---have provided the small retailer with marketing programs that could not be accomplished on their own. In addition, as mentioned else where in this report, we are developing a special Tab/insert paper that is exclusive for the Downtown. Larger retailers have also benefited from these programs. Promoting retail activity by creating and maintaining a quality environment through coordinated advertising and Downtown events: ❖ We have improved the downtown environment by working cooperatively with the City by obtaining funding and executing the School Street tree lighting, expanding the Downtown Banner program, street cleaning, and police patrol programs. ❖ Our events account for about 75% of our marketing effort and have grown over the last three years. In the year 2002, we have attracted over 50,000 people to the downtown area with our Downtown Lodi Live—"Family Faith Festival" and our Farmers Market and Festival drawing record numbers for the season. In 2000 we attracted over 90,000 people to our "Community Shopping Center" with events such as the Parade of Lights, Kiddie Parade, Farmers Market, and other promotional events. With these events yet to happen this year, we are well on our way to attracting over 100,000 to our Downtown. o The Farmers Market & Festival is attracting record numbers of people everyThursday night. Our average attendance has gone from 1,500 in 1999 to over 2,700 in 2002. We have had three nights this season where we attracted over 5,000 people. The addition of the Beer and Wine Garden, featuring our weekly entertainment, has become a community attraction. o The Downtown Lodi Live ---Family Faith Festival was a first for a business area and the faith based community to do a collaborative effort to promote a business district as a place for the family to gather in a safe and wholesome environment. It was estimated that between 8-12 thousand people attended the event. Serving as an advocate for Downtown businesses in dealing with local government, maintenance projects, the media, and the general public. ❖ Parking continues to be a main issues for many merchants. The parking committee, with its representatives from business, city staff, and the DLBP's Executive Director, have guided the solutions for a very complex, emotional situation, to the best resolution possible. ❖ We have advocated for other changes, besides parking, on issues such as transient people problems, the moving of the Salvation Army, skate boarding, and other daily situations that confront any shopping area in general, and the Downtown specifically. ❖ Our office currently fields over 435 call per month, 80% of which come from the public, regarding events, parking permits ---which we help administer ---business complaints, business successes, requests for assistance on parking. 4 We continue to work with the city to improve the directional signage for people coming from out of town. While we are very proud of these accomplishments, we will continue to improve on each situation as opportunities present themselves. This next year promises to be very exciting ---adding new events and programs, while improving and expending all existing programs. This is a great example of a governmental, privet business connection ----that accomplishes so much, at an affordable price. We trust that this partnership will continue to grow and prosper! 311 W17-1- DOWNTOWN LODI BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP ' A 4 WEST PINE STREET P.O. BOX 1565 ry; Y�aTM: LODI, CALIFORNIA 95241.1565 DOWNTOWN PHONE -1209)369.8052 '11LO D I r FAX: J2091 369.8053 I • s ses r EMAIL: dlhp0mindspring.com o The Farmers Market & Festival is attracting record numbers of people everyThursday night. Our average attendance has gone from 1,500 in 1999 to over 2,700 in 2002. We have had three nights this season where we attracted over 5,000 people. The addition of the Beer and Wine Garden, featuring our weekly entertainment, has become a community attraction. o The Downtown Lodi Live ---Family Faith Festival was a first for a business area and the faith based community to do a collaborative effort to promote a business district as a place for the family to gather in a safe and wholesome environment. It was estimated that between 8-12 thousand people attended the event. Serving as an advocate for Downtown businesses in dealing with local government, maintenance projects, the media, and the general public. ❖ Parking continues to be a main issues for many merchants. The parking committee, with its representatives from business, city staff, and the DLBP's Executive Director, have guided the solutions for a very complex, emotional situation, to the best resolution possible. ❖ We have advocated for other changes, besides parking, on issues such as transient people problems, the moving of the Salvation Army, skate boarding, and other daily situations that confront any shopping area in general, and the Downtown specifically. ❖ Our office currently fields over 435 call per month, 80% of which come from the public, regarding events, parking permits ---which we help administer ---business complaints, business successes, requests for assistance on parking. 4 We continue to work with the city to improve the directional signage for people coming from out of town. While we are very proud of these accomplishments, we will continue to improve on each situation as opportunities present themselves. This next year promises to be very exciting ---adding new events and programs, while improving and expending all existing programs. This is a great example of a governmental, privet business connection ----that accomplishes so much, at an affordable price. We trust that this partnership will continue to grow and prosper! DOWNTOWN LODI BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP 4 WEST PINE STREET P.O, BOX 1565 LORI, CALIFORNIA 95241.1565 NONE: (209) 369,0052 FAX: (209) 369.8053 EMIL dIbp@mindWing.cwn Exhibit A Schedule of Activities for 2002 & 2003 ❖ January --Cooperative advertising--See's Candy ❖ February --- See's Candy --Downtown Lodi Live Event ❖ March ---Street Painting & Art Festival ---Cooperative advertising--See's Candy --- Downtown Lodi Auto Show & Festival ❖ April --- See's Candy, Downtown Lodi Live—"Field & Fair Days "---Easter promotion w/Easter Bunny ❖ May--See's Candy, Cooperative advertising ---Downtown Lodi Live Mini event on Saturday afternoon & Evening ---Black tie Event--FARNERS MARKET BEGINS. ❖ June ---Farmers Market—Downtown Lodi Live -"School Street Wine Stroll " ❖ July ---Farmers Market Downtown Lodi Live— 2"d annual "Family Faith Festival" •S August ----Farmers Market ----Downtown Lodi Live ---Street Dancing & Festival ❖ September -- Farmers Market ---Main Downtown Lodi Live ---Kiddie Parade ❖ October ---Halloween Festival--See's Candy Begins Downtown Lodi Live— "October Fest" ❖ November --Street Decorating & lighting--See's Candy 0 December ---Parade of Lights—Santa Walking the Street--See's Candy-- 2"a Annual Downtown Lodi Live—"A Dickens Christmas In Lodi" WHAT'S IN STORE FOR THE FUTURE • Introduce more Downtown Lodi Live events—Make Downtown Lodi the Entertainment Mecca for the valley • Continue to build a collaborative relationship with the City Council—Keep our Partnership focused and fresh • More collaborative events with organizations such as the Lodi Visitors and Convention Bureau, Lodi Chamber of Commerce, The Boys & Girls Club, Lodi House, and similar organizations • Expand the boundaries of the Business Improvement District by 2003/2004 • Outreach to the general community, and expand major corporate sponsorship interest in events and other participation in the "Community Shopping Center" • Review and update the Assessment Fee Schedule by for the assessment year of 2004 to better reflect the membership benefits, and equitable fee structure • Expand our volunteer base for the Downtown Events by reaching into the community • Develop additional strategies with the City Staff for better programs in the following areas ----directional signage for the Downtown, creative parking solutions and management including seven day a week parking enforcement, Economic Development, management and commercial use of the new parking structure, and billing/collections • Develop and submit a 5 year plan for the Downtown by September 2003 ' DOWNTOWN LODI BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP r Y. 4 WEST PINE STREET z"' P.O. BOX 1565 N LODI, CALIFORNIA 95241.1565 DOWNTOWN B ` PHONE: 1209) 369.8052 LODI FAX: (209) 369.8053 EMAIL d16p@mindspring.Fam 11'f (NF F WHAT'S IN STORE FOR THE FUTURE • Introduce more Downtown Lodi Live events—Make Downtown Lodi the Entertainment Mecca for the valley • Continue to build a collaborative relationship with the City Council—Keep our Partnership focused and fresh • More collaborative events with organizations such as the Lodi Visitors and Convention Bureau, Lodi Chamber of Commerce, The Boys & Girls Club, Lodi House, and similar organizations • Expand the boundaries of the Business Improvement District by 2003/2004 • Outreach to the general community, and expand major corporate sponsorship interest in events and other participation in the "Community Shopping Center" • Review and update the Assessment Fee Schedule by for the assessment year of 2004 to better reflect the membership benefits, and equitable fee structure • Expand our volunteer base for the Downtown Events by reaching into the community • Develop additional strategies with the City Staff for better programs in the following areas ----directional signage for the Downtown, creative parking solutions and management including seven day a week parking enforcement, Economic Development, management and commercial use of the new parking structure, and billing/collections • Develop and submit a 5 year plan for the Downtown by September 2003 EXHIBIT C Downtown Lodi Business Pa'tnemhlp Benefit Fee Schedule ZONE A ZONE B Retailers and $200. (1-3 emp.) $100. Restaurants $300. (4-6 emp.) $150. $400. (7 + emp.) $200. Service $150. Businesses ... Professional $100. Business ' Financial $500. Institutions $ 75. $ 50 Note: Retail and restaurant businesses will be charged on size which will determined by the number of employees, either full-time or the equivalent made up of multiples of part-time employees. Business type definitions: 4- . Retail and Restaurant Businesses that buy and resell goods, examples an clothing stores, shoe stores, office supplies as well as businesses that SM prepared foods and drinks. Servlce Businesses: Businesses that sell services. Examples are beauty and barber shops, repair shops, lodging, most automotiv"riented bu*wssss, entertainment businesses such as theaters, etc. Professional Businesses: Includes Architects, Engineers, Attorneys, Dentist, Doctors, Accountants, Optometrists, Realtors. Insurance Offices, Motlpapa Brokers and most other businesses that require advanced and/or specialized licenses and/or advanced academic degrees. Financial Institutions: Includes banking and savings and loan institutions as well as credit unions, etc. It I — aµ 31 ]re UIJU Dt. • ^ yp )t �Ie 31 ' oto - S • >o. Y n N %r ^ �1 - 273 ajo - ' iu to n. 1u or. n ' e ,� ' Zoe tro tr r ' M M w LOCUS` Sl. two ••• R• Fig V/ «32 133 lioR tt7 p rw « 133 114 134 in =511v E lot C ra am nnr r m r « - M--2 DOWNTOWN LODI BUSINESS PARTNE(tSNIP -° BUSINESS 1 PROVEMENT AREA MAP 72 C ej EXHIBIT L I ft-vxq*tne. ...t6►earoynaof firesfvtl roastedcAzstftuts dancing tIvrou IA. tfva crisp winter air, tntulling witA, tIve laulf ter of children as t4z, run to greet dt' Saint Nick,... ... caroters' voices enckxnting ever� ear tr4l Pass �� as tkel stroll tfvc bustling �i.olida� sidewalks... ...t6►.ousands of sro??ers multing around tAe Downtown, looking for tkxt one perfect qi ft... ...a season of s6i.aring and c�i.a.ryn, rain iniscent o f a tisn,etess tate tote 1� Gkartes Dickens... RI ealize,.. Downtown Lodi Dickens Faire s�------------------------------------ Ca TI he holiday shopping season has great potential to bring many gift - buying customers to your store. Shoppers have so many reasons to make their holiday purchases downtown, and your store is one of those reasons. With the addition of the Lodi Station Parking Garage, consumers can find ample parking, and make their shopping excursions longer. Knowing what possibilities lay ahead, the DLBP is determined to increase downtown shopping traffic by introducing a fantastic holiday event; The Downtown Lodi Dickens Faire. Downtown Lodi is an inviting and charming place to spend time, so why not add to that charm during the holidays by bringing the warmth, style and ambience of a Charles Dickens inspired Victorian Christmas? From Thursday, December 12th to Saturday, December 14th, our downtown will be populated by performers wearing authentic Victorian -era attire. The streets will also be decorated in a festive manner and illuminated to match the spirit of the season. There will be carriage rides, chestnut vendors and a variety of entertainment venues. There will also be customers and plenty of opportunity for you to draw them into your store. Downtown merchants need to join in the celebration, extending their store hours, and dressing in the Victorian style to serve their customers. Costumes will be provided on a first- come, first -serve basis. Along with the performers, there will also be items such as wreath carts, cider carts, chestnut carts, mistletoe carts, carolers, musicians, queens court parade, skating rink and many other events! Each night will be highlighted by a main event. The Fair will be concluded on the fourth night with the stunning spectacle of the lighting of the 30 -foot Christmas tree. Please read on for a schedule of daily and nightly events, including a children s theatre event. We are in the planning stages of this new annual event and would appreciate your input. EO----------------------------------- Ca Schedule of Events to Thursday, December 12th All Day Activities (3pm to 9pm) Ice rink and skate rental Horse and carriage rides Street Vendors Wreath Cart Cider, Tea, Hot Cocoa Cart Chestnut Cart Mistletoe Cart Turkey leg Cart Gift Wrapping Station Street Entertainment Christmas Carolers Blue Moon Singers Father Christmas and Holly Berry Juggler Dickens Characters Stanislaus Players Street Artists Other venues possible ca DThursday, December 12th Main Events E0-------------------------- Ca propvv4ZVming &tivitses (fpm. to qpm.) Et (pre -5014 ticket event) An Englisk-sts)te progressive #nnerurved all participating restXUrants. Tke meal wat h t0ppe4 off at tke *Fotet Lodi. Tke evening's festivities will inclu4e selections frofn. local wisseries an4 tkeatre entertainment. Tke entertainment will range evers'wkere fro - comedies, satires, and ms7sic. t0 a performance;' 1 Dickens Aztor geo f fres) #anis o f tke Lom(on Dickens Tkeatre 93 ------------------------------------ Ca Schedule of Events (coned.) to------------------------------------ Ca Friday, December 13th All Day Activities (3pm to 9pm) Ice rink and skate rental Horse and carriage rides Street Vendors Wreath Cart Cider, Tea, Hot Cocoa Cart Chestnut Cart Mistletoe Cart Turkey leg Cart Gift Wrapping Station F ridgy, December 13th Main Events so----------------- ------- ---- Cha proposed Zvenin9 Activitie9 (fpm to qpm.) ppb N;Ttt (pre -sold ticket event) An kM d'ocurves and rine stroll ,gilt commence tk.e eveni"I's festivities, and t "W include w trx<itiP*W Zn9ti3k. pub and tkea-tre entertainment. 7"ke Street Entertainment entertainment wilt include a B ax4ar5k.op Christmas Carolers �t-cartel. Blue Moon Singers Father Christmas and Holly Berry Juggler Dickens Characters Living Nativity Scene Hand bell Choir Street Artists Stanislaus Players Other venues possible FO---------------------------------- Ca Schedule of Events (cont'd-) ro------------------------------------ Ca Saturday, December 14th All Day Activities (12pm to 9m) Ice rink and skate rental Horse and carriage rides Street Vendors Wreath Cart Cider, Tea, Hot Cocoa Cart Chestnut Cart Mistletoe Cart Turkey leg Cart Gift Wrapping Station Street Entertainment Christmas Carolers Blue Moon Singers Father Christmas and Holly Berry juggler Santa Claus Sittings Dickens Characters Delta Dickens Carolers Stanislaus Players Other venues possible Saturday, December 14th Main Events to---------------------------- Ca f roposed Morning $vent 00am tv fzpf-) Gl�ai ,x's Tkeatrt T!u 4oias,.tow. . Tkeatre "It k.ost an(provge free entertainment for ckit4mn from ales f-f.L. This Witt lige parents some free skoppinl time. Local ckumckes will pair witk tke PL$f to provi t ckitdcare for tkis event. so---------------------------- CR froposed MigXj went (rpm tv3pm) Z"Lisk "k TPA Tke Lo i #otet Ballroom. or 7U Menet will kost a proper #ilk Tea "tk au tke amtnities ant entertainment. Tke forecastu4 atten0--ce for tkis event is M. so---------------------------- Ca propm4Eveni" Activities 071n to qpm.) dub Y( t 1pre.-sot<ticket event) An km 4'ermN No an4 rine stroll wilt CVft ence tke evuvi nl's festivities, ansa Witt irticttre�e C�ev f fre� Farris. so---------------------------- ca fropos (T -venial (vent (rm. to tpm) falling oftfeLaxtem Tke PAs" o f tke La ntem b isujs tke cvwnvnit� together in a casu4te Lilktinl unite ce ahlfte. There W Ut h a Live Nativite scene.. Tke event +vitt conclude "tk the ll lktinl o f tke 3D foot a fVnStm as tree. so------------------------------------ Ca Gift Wrapping & See- s Booth .%) ------------------------------------ CR When the gifts are chosen and the shopping is done, where does the visitor to the Downtown Lodi Dickens Faire turn for their gift wrapping needs? For that added touch of elegance and flair, they stop by the Dickens Faire Gift Wrapping Station. The feeling of the Faire will remain with the patrons of the Gift Wrapping Station. Each time they look upon that unique gift, nestled under the tree among the others, they will be reminded of the warmth of Downtown Lodi and this special time of year. While the gifts are uniquely wrapped and adorned by the artists attending the station, patrons can do some extra shopping at the See's Candy Booth that resides with the Gift Wrapping Station. Nothing completes a holiday celebration like See's candy, and there will be plenty of varieties on hand. Merchant Signup Form to------------------------------------ Ca Please take a moment to fill out the following form. Your participation in this event will help strengthen it and make it even more successful. ❑Yes, my business will participate in the Downtown Lodi Dickens Faire. Name of Business: Owner/Operator: Event Contact: so ------------------ CA Store Hours. [3 Yes, I am willing to extend my store hours to 8 or 9pm for this event. []No, I am not willing to extend my store hours. Will you and your employees participate by dressing in Victorian -era clothing? ❑ Yes, I will. ❑ Yes, my employees will. ❑ No, I will not. ❑ No, my employees will not. For purposes of estimating the total number needed, please tell us how many employees you have (including yourself): Number female: Number male: 13 Yes, I would like to serve food and/or beverages in my store during the event. Participation Levels fo----------------- ----- CA Please sign me up at the following financial commitment level: ❑ I cannot contribute, but I will participate. ❑ $50.00 ❑ $100.00 ❑ $200.00 ❑ $75.00 ❑ $150.00 ❑ $500.00 Financial participation will contribute to the ice rink, entertainers, vendors and individual events. Please make checks payable to Downtown Lodi Business Partnership Signature: _ Print name: Date: Return signup form to the DLBP office with payment no tater than October 31st, 2002. �ou�ntou�n lichens 3�aire �ye�.t Scltie�ule Time Thursday, December 12th Friday, December 13th Saturday, December 14th 1 11.Childre m s m$A''4e�Ys "'1' .4rtf "� S y�F `« a °''•4.+ :%- 5'%`p`�'' yam, uvc q ,k 47ry f+`. `.'$.try" �`�NtYKT^ d'• r 'tezg�.:',. $` 11. r'w,t:.!•.w, h.Y+ta �+. Pv ��' d�� •k4 "t ..:J: ate...-(' �.as Am;d`.:.c. 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E rt ',��' ` r '',bt.t.:f6 1 1 • �lll � • • " • : : . 1 IIII /.a -k rilx��t' P • •(Barbershop Quartet) e� SII ....' • Night Ill , ':4.. (Geoffrey Harris*�� _ I WIT i`a` r5+ti��ttf"E � � '�n P` _: �' .,cF :...;#. "• !111 lilll iltI T I.M. Lighting Ceremony�■ �� } ]'T T`�,.. •,� .r`rfa } r.i'aaxaa,». e' r'� • 11� This game piece lists all of the questions and the participating merchants where the answer can be found. Your goal is to answer all of the questions and enter your completed game piece to have the opportunity to win one of 30 THANKSGIVING TURKEYS or THE GRAND PRIZE: a 3 Day12 night trip at Caesar's las Vegas! Once you write the "correct" answer osted In that atorel on your game piece, have an em- ployee of that store initial your answer, then you're off to your next store. When you have completed at least 15 answers, please drop off the completed card at one of the following locations: Lodi Sporting Goods, Valley Paint or the Downtown Lodi Business Partner- ship office. All entries must be submitted by 5A0 PM, November 22, 2002. Winners will be con- tacted on Monday, November 25, 2002. TNrIE TO BEGIN THE '5f:*AVE GIER M914TI EXTRA: Please fill out our survey (on the back of this game piece) and your name may be drawn to receive a basket of See's Candy. If you have any ques- tions, please call 209-369-8052 or check our web- site at www.downtownlodi.com. • • QUESTIONS: 9 • •What dont you take any of? • (Lasting impressions) 1. Name two things that are Inside an official Wilson NFL football? (Lodi Sporting Goods)' 11 10. What was our building origi- nally intended for, when it was 2. Dobler's Ski Cottage is how many miles from built? (V she & Branches) Ah "At Bear Valley Ski Resort? (Dobler's Ski Cottage) 3. Why did we name our store Nana's Attic? (Nana s Attic) 4. How did Zoop-A-Loop get it's name? (loop -A- 5. Roll me and I lose my skin. What am I? (Lodi Cooks) 6. There is a map of what country hanging in the back of the store? (Tom's Used Books) AAil st,,Rlla�+lt:�'". CClKs w 4t" tiles#a 7. In New York, one pound of coffee was worth as much as 4 acres of land. What year was it? (Tillie's Coffee Tea etc.) 8. What year did we open our shop? And what items do we specialize in? (Jan's Sweet Treasures) 11. We have a reproduction of a famous landmark in our office, what is it's name and where in the world is it originally located? (L&L Travel) 12. What artist and what year did the Federal Duck StamR print originate? (Tealbrook Gallery) 13. Whd makes their clothing with the Australian crystals? (Christensen's Fashions) 14. Where would you find a Contera Water Purifier in the House of Iron? (House of Iron) 15. How many times a year is there a 50% OFF sale? (The Clothes Closet) 16. What year was.Daniger Furniture established? (Daniger Furniture) 17. What•montd ear did Shea s Sonshine Y Nutrition Center open in downtown Lodi? (Sheri's Sonshine Nutrition Center) 18. Who offers unlimited talk time -minutes within your home area 24 hours, 7 days a week? (Taiktime Wireless) 19. What is a cutaway? (Tuxedo's of Lodi) 29. What did Henry Gussman invent in 1909? (Security Lock & Key Service) • 30. What is the carat weight of the Culligan I, • pear-shaped diamond, also known as the Star of Africa? Qohn Boreili jewelers) 20. What's a Muffuletta? (Gq Go's Panini Grill & Ice Cream) . ' 21. Who invented Latex paint? What year? (Valley Paint) 22. What cartoon strip do we have a carpet rack named after? (Gienger Floor Covering) 23. How many dealers do we have in our down- stairs? (Secondhand Rose) 24. A bee often produces me. My flavor is quite simple, but smells very unique. I also fit the season. (211luminate) 25. Besides blue, what color is sapphire? (Danz jewelers) 26. How many flavors of salt water taffy are avail- able? (Cafe Yogurt and Sweets Co.) 27. What is a Ritz Stick? (Burton's Shoes) 28. What year did Cottage Bakery Open'? • Downtown Lodi Business Partnership Survev e Metp us Improve Downtown Lodi by answering the following questions. What do you shop form Downtown Lod l ' Whet dont you shop for in Downtown Lodr? why? • What stores would you IIW to see In Downtown Lod? • Whet lmpowment world like to see in Downtown Lod? Employea and family members of employees or store ow cert we not ellple. NAME: M ass- c ty, Sift 21pi Telephone Please drop this off at either Lodi Sporting Goods, Valley Paint or the Downtown Lodi Business Partnership ofike H •••• • DOWNTOWN TV LODI IRW Downtown Lodi Business Partnership Proposed Budget July 2002 through Julro 20W rrK.> v.�-- - •I - j oP. E,Jv.n.a: 8.507 ,as0 10.094 7.840 7,54D ,3+6 ,..w ,.uw •O.Tao ,.za0 ,,000 ,,0w :�.ao 69,SDa EvaMa Ea aea: 20.907 21.172 30,187 20,600 27,096 19.720 15,095 11.096 -.,046 12.696 11,945 14,676 "3.900 ITWW PMHll9ing. 72ASOAD _ T,,, 6-1 'him tagFund ZI.Ing Costa= 10363M Teal EM.ft(.—M : 7035546 roM tjoslua and PaM91s . 7,700.09 Uew1 utas. �aa�� aaa♦��a�a�a��a��aa�aa��aa��aaaa��aaaa�a��a��w� 71011 -r � a, eco -..ti=.s.!3�el4�Pmcm Sh.�U Ba+is.LL' S�S�!:I1 PD1 � tcf9 s"wkm. Bponwn Cap...#. aponwn SWmAOthm Tkl.tl sal. FoW V.nddn 9,x0 Bmi—Sponwra Capaat. Sp.n.on 8al.00ther Tk adl S.I. F..d V.nda. eminm. Spon.;.-. Capon". Sp.,— Sal.101h.r Tkkal Sal. Foal —d— s"nkm. 8po— C..pont. S,- -n Satm/Oth.r Tka.t Salm Food Vwdors smin— sp.r...n Caporal. sp.-.n Balm/Olhar Tk.t Salm Foal Vwdaa m JAN 9 non 9.000 �Ury To�.ils MISrna aaa� naaaaaaa� mmom 9 xo 'J t�OU 9.000 L1fi:�11a.a3�'u �MEN20 9.000 Downtown Lodi Business Partnership Proposed Budget July 20M through ju..2M .:MW3 _ -def I. -Proms 5". .—.& SAN. P N MI F" -....'9 U,. UL ". O d sst' O &,. 0.1' 0- 1 m .M 11.1��+w��mo0 q Downtown Lodi Business paRnershiP f Proposed Budget 4? _ JUIY 2M through June 7000 WI R.d,n I.-P-Jb-+b Nariweh 5,742 3:14 %1 p 3 j 5-7 Wly .1 , Tri at., 1� 3 � L � � � E � � z L • Z • Downtown Lodi Business partnership Proposed Budget July 2002throuah June 20M . �_xs 0,=a� t.Amau ri..n M�+,at t'.w �:w eai rix � ••• 61- i a*d •1x'95 fuwvd�i l#Ma [U0. :�:. �c 1 CWZ +wA 1 — V= JOGA 1 FAL °°M 48noupwo AIM 195Png P"WOJd dlysjWvgd sseulsng IPol umosu#Aa ■ M1�'�'l. •.��N <!.h"� SLD'6 I.VVL lixin3 •A n�tl. i�w�n3 m.�ry SGC'f• S(.f'fi -E�n�G W�' �I fit yJ. Iwn3 MaN SZC'6 SGD6 � .E a3 c'IILLL /.i,nu�N 4LD'b �SGF .ju'13 �_io� a', AYt9 FIJd 83i noN 1» d35 Jnv lnr oer�., y.. 1 CWZ +wA 1 — V= JOGA 1 FAL °°M 48noupwo AIM 195Png P"WOJd dlysjWvgd sseulsng IPol umosu#Aa ■ Downtown Lodi Business partnership Proposed Budge MY 2002 through June 2M ...A RESOLUTION NO. 2002-240 A RESOLUTION OF INTENTION TO LEVY ANNUAL ASSESSMENT FOR DOWNTOWN LODI BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT AREA NO. 1, ESTABLISHING PUBLIC HEARING DATE, AND RECEIVING ANNUAL REPORT WHEREAS, Downtown Lodi Business Improvement Area No. 1 was established December 17, 1997 by Council adoption of Ordinance No. 1654; and WHEREAS, the Annual Report as required by Streets & Highways Code, §36533 has been submitted to the Council by the Board of Directors of said improvement area. NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lodi does hereby resolve, determine, and find as follows: 1. Receive the Annual Report as submitted, said Report being on file with the City Clerk. 2. Establishes December 18, 2002 in the City Council Chambers, at Carnegie Forum, 305 West Pine Street, Lodi, California at 7:00 p.m., or soon thereafter as possible, as the date, place, and time to hold the public hearing required by Streets and Highway Code §36534. 3. It is the intention of the City Council to levy and collect assessments within the parking and business improvement area for calendar year 2003 (the Area's fiscal year). 4. The boundaries of the entire area to be included in the Area, and the boundaries of each separate benefit zone within the area, are set forth in the Map, Exhibit A, incorporated herein by reference. A true and correct copy of the map is on file with the City Clerk of the City of Lodi. 5. The types of improvements and activities proposed to be funded by the levy of assessments on business in the Area are in Exhibit B hereto and incorporated by reference. 6. At the time of the public hearing, written and oral protests may be made. The form and manner of protests shall comply with Streets & Highways Code §§36524 and 36525. Dated: November 20, 2002 I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of Resolution No. 2002-240, which was duly and regularly passed and adopted by the City Council of the City of Lodi in a regular meeting held November 20, 2002 by the following vote: AYES: COUNCIL MEMBERS — Hitchcock, Howard, Land, Nakanishi, and Mayor Pennino NOES: COUNCIL MEMBERS — None ABSENT: COUNCIL MEMBERS — None ABSTAIN: COUNCIL MEMBERS — None SUSAN J. BLACKSTON City Clerk 2002-240 joy 4 364 ro a• - 214 in b n. !1 71. w ' l00 70• 71. ]1 1 ■ IN )es ' i. mo ocusk St. l in 130 117 33 e a I =id"■ i IF flyl: csinul -, DOWNTOWN LODI L'USINLSS PARMRSUIP BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT AREA MAP EXH I EB iT Downtown Lodi Business Partnership Benefit Fee Schedule ZONE A ZONE B Retailers and $200. (1-3 amp.) $100• Restaurants $300. (4-6 amp:) $150• $400 (7 + amp.) $200. Service $150. $ 75. Businesses Professional $100. $ 50. Business ' Financial $500. $500. Institutions Note: Retail and restaurant businesses will be charged on size which wW determined by the number of employees, either full-time or the equivalent made up of multiples of part-time employees. Business type definitions: Betail and Restaurant: Businesses that buy and resell goods, examples am clothing stores, shoe stores, office supplies as well as businesses that No prepared foods and drinks. Service Businesses: Businesses that sell services. Examples are beauty and barber shops, repair shops. lodging, most automotive -oriented businesses, entertainment businesses such as theaters, etc. Professional Buslnesses: Includes Architects, Engineers. Attorneys, Dentists. Doctors. Accountants, Optometrists, Realtors, Insurance Offices, Mortgage Brokers. and most other businesses that require advanced and/or specialized licenses and/or advanced academic degrees: Financial Institutions: Includes banking and savings and ban institutions as well as credit unions, etc. EXHIBIT B Schedule of Activities for 2002 & 2003 ❖ January ---Cooperative advertising --- See's Candy ❖ February---See's Candy ---Downtown Lodi Live Event ❖ March ---Street Painting & Art Festival ---Cooperative advertising—See's Candy --- Downtown Lodi Auto Show & Festival ❖ April --- See's Candy, Downtown Lodi Live—"Field & Fair Days "---Easter promotion w/Easter Bunny ❖ May---See's Candy, Cooperative advertising ---Downtown Lodi Live Mini event on Saturday afternoon & Evening ---Black tie Event ---FARMERS MARKET BEGINS. ❖ June ---Farmers Market Downtown Lodi Live— "School Street Wine Stroll " ❖ July ---Farmers Market Downtown Lodi Live— 2"d annual 'Family Faith Festival " August --Farmers Market ----Downtown Lodi Live ---Street Dancing & Festival •: September --- Farmers Mantel ---Main Downtown Lodi Live --Kiddie Parade ❖ October ---Halloween Festival--See's Candy Begins Downtown Lodi Live— "October Fest " ❖ November ---Street Decorating & lighting---See's Candy ❖ December --Parade of Lights --Santa Walking the Street--See's Candy-- 2'"I Annual Downtown Lodi Live—"A Dickens Christmas In Lodi" DOWNTOWN LODI BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP 4 WEST PINE STREET P.O. BOX 1565 LODI, (AIIFORNIA 95241-1565 DOWNTOWN PHONE (209)369.5052 l FAX: (209)369.6053 EMI: "MhApdnB.can ��•� �u rare re•rt' Schedule of Activities for 2002 & 2003 ❖ January ---Cooperative advertising --- See's Candy ❖ February---See's Candy ---Downtown Lodi Live Event ❖ March ---Street Painting & Art Festival ---Cooperative advertising—See's Candy --- Downtown Lodi Auto Show & Festival ❖ April --- See's Candy, Downtown Lodi Live—"Field & Fair Days "---Easter promotion w/Easter Bunny ❖ May---See's Candy, Cooperative advertising ---Downtown Lodi Live Mini event on Saturday afternoon & Evening ---Black tie Event ---FARMERS MARKET BEGINS. ❖ June ---Farmers Market Downtown Lodi Live— "School Street Wine Stroll " ❖ July ---Farmers Market Downtown Lodi Live— 2"d annual 'Family Faith Festival " August --Farmers Market ----Downtown Lodi Live ---Street Dancing & Festival •: September --- Farmers Mantel ---Main Downtown Lodi Live --Kiddie Parade ❖ October ---Halloween Festival--See's Candy Begins Downtown Lodi Live— "October Fest " ❖ November ---Street Decorating & lighting---See's Candy ❖ December --Parade of Lights --Santa Walking the Street--See's Candy-- 2'"I Annual Downtown Lodi Live—"A Dickens Christmas In Lodi" Please immediately confirm receipt of this fax by calling 333-6702 CITY OF LODI P.O. BOX 3006 LODI, CALIFORNIA 95241-1910 ADVERTISING INSTRUCTIONS SUBJECT: RESOLUTION OF INTENTION TO LEVY THE ANNUAL ASSESSMENT FOR DOWNTOWN LODI BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT AREA NO. 1, ESTABLISHING PUBLIC HEARING DATE, AND RECEIVING ANNUAL REPORT PUBLISH DATE: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2002 TEAR SHEETS WANTED: Three (3) please SEND AFFIDAVIT AND BILL TO: SUSAN BLACKSTON, CITY CLERK City of Lodi P.O. Box 3006 Lodi, CA 95241-1910 DATED: Thursday, November 21, 2002 ORDERED BY: JACQUELINE L. TAYLOR DEPUTY CITY CLERK Sentinel at 369-1084 at Phoned to confirm receip formsladvins.doc PATRICIA OCHOA ADMINISTRATIVE CLERK JENNIFER M. PERRIN DEPUTY CITY CLERK is I. A HESOLU I ION OF IN I ENI'ION IO LEVY ANNUAL ASSESSMENT FOR DOWN- TOWN LODI BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT AREA NO. 1, ESTABLISHING PUBLIC HEARING DATE, AND RECEIVING ANNUALREPORT WHEREAS, Downtown Lodi Business improvement Area No. 1 was established December 17. 1897 by Council adoption of Ordinance No. 1654: and WHEREAS, the Annual Report as required by Streets & Highways Code, §361533 has, been submitted to the Councl by the Board of Directors of said Improvement area as follows: NOW. THEREFORE, the City Council or the City of Lodi does hereby resolve, deter- mine, and find as "Iowa: I . Receive the Annual Report as submitted, said Report being -on life with the City Clerk. 2.Eslablishes December 16, 20021n the City Council Chambers, at Carnegie Forum. 305 West Pine Street, Lodi, California al 7:00 p.m., or soon thereafter as possible, as the date, place. and time to hold the public hear- ing tequired by Street and Highway Code §36534. 3.11 Is the intention of the City Council to levy and collect assessments within the parking and business improvement area for calendar year 2003 (the Area's Oscal year). 4. The boundaries of the entire area to be Included In the Area, and the boundaries of each separate benerd zone within the area, are set forth In the Map. Exhibit A, Incorpo- rated herein by reference. A true and correct copy of the map Is on Fite with Die City Clerk of the City of Lodi. 5. The types of Improvements and activities proposed to be funded by the levy of assessments on business in the Area are M Exhibit B hereto and krcorporeled by reler- ence. . S. At the time of the public hearing, written and oral prolesle may be made. The form and manner of protests shelf Comply with Streets & Highways Code §§36524 and 36525. Doled. November 20.2002 EXHIBITS A & B AND FURTHER INFOR. MATION REGARDING THIS MATTER MAY BE OBTAINED IN THE OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGERIECONOMIO DEVELOP- MENT, 221 W. PINE ST. LODI. Anyone wishing to be heard on the Issue may appear before Ilre City Council at the time of the public hearing.Written state. ments may be Illed with IM City Clerk, 221 W. Pine St., 2nd Ilea, Lodi, at any Uma prior to the hearing scheduled hereto, and oral statements may be.. at sold hearing. All proceedings before the City Council are conducted lin EnaNsh. The CUv or Lodi does ad, it shell be the responsibility of Ute person needing one. If you chopenge the proposed action M court. you may be Urnlled to raising only those Mims you or someone else raised at the public herring described In hots notice. or M written correspondence delivered to the Cily Clerktaly Council al, or prior to, line public hearing. Nov. 23, 2002 11 —4954