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AGENDA TITLE: Kettleman Lane and Harney Lane Wastewater Lift Stations and Adjacent Development
MEETING DATE: October 16, 1996
PREPARED BY: Public Works Director
RECOMMENDED ACTION: That the City Council direct staff to proceed on preparation of the
necessary agreements to provide for orderly development of
Tienda Drive, Kettleman Lane, and two wastewater lift stations, as
described in the following report.
BACKGROUND INFORMATION: City staff has been working with a number of developers in two
relatively undeveloped areas located in the southwest portion of
Lodi. Both areas are in Growth Management Priority Area Two.
Since the proposed developments are the first projects in these
areas, there are some major infrastructure issues to be resolved before the projects can proceed.
Resolution of the issues will require the preparation of a number of agreements and other decisions
about which staff wishes to inform the Council and obtain direction. With Council direction, staff will
work with the property owners to resolve the issues and develop final agreements which can be brought
back to Council for approval. The issues and areas are described separately below:
Tienda Drive and Kettleman Lane
Tienda Drive is an east -west collector street that, when completed, will provide secondary access to
Kettleman Lane, as shown on the attached Exhibit A. Normally, the street would be built by new
development projects. However, the street alignment fronts a few existing developed parcels, including
the First Church of Nazarene at 2223 West Kettleman Lane. At that location, the City will be
responsible for constructing the north half of the street fronting Roget Park. In order to provide a
complete street, staff recommends the City offer to have the street constructed at no cost to the Church
in exchange for the right of way. This has been past practice in similar circumstances for existing
residences. The work would be done at the time of adjacent development. Utilities would also be
installed by the City or the adjacent developer and a reimbursement agreement prepared requiring the
Church to pay their fair share of the utility construction upon connection.
The Kettleman Lane frontage across the Church property, and other undeveloped parcels along the
north side of Kettleman Lane between Tienda Drive and Mills Avenue, should also be improved as one
project. Staff recommends a similar right of way/construction exchange for the existing Church. For
the remaining undeveloped parcels, the City could advance the cost of pavement, curb and gutter if the
right of way can be obtained at no cost. The improvement costs would be recovered upon
development of the undeveloped parcels.
Kettleman Lift Station
The area north of Kettleman Lane, south and west of the WID Canal, and east of the Target property is
to be served by a wastewater lift station. The developers estimate the cost of this project to be
$175,000. It would be very difficult for one of these small projects to absorb this cost. The City has
APPROVED:
H. Dixon Flynn -- City Manager
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Kettleman Lane and Harney Lane Wastewater Lift Stations and Adjacent Development
October 16, 1996
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already established a service area and fee for the lift station construction and has collected
approximately $28,000 to date. Staff has been working with developers in the area toward building the
lift station instead of having individual developers construct temporary facilities. We have obtained
letters of intent (Exhibits B and C) from two developers and have obtained deeds for the site and
access easements from a third developer. The letters of intent propose that the developers participate
in the cost of the lift station and obtain reimbursement from other properties as they connect. The City
would handle the design and construction of the lift station. We also propose that the Wastewater
Impact Fee Fund contribute up to $78,000 toward the project and be reimbursed in a similar fashion as
the developers. ($78,000 represents the above $28,000 plus half of the available fund balance.) Staff
proposes to make the offer of early participation to other property owners in the area. Those who
decline will be faced with higher connection fees at a later date to account for interest and
administrative charges.
Hamey Lift Station
The southern portion of the Century Meadows developments at Harney Lane are part of a future lift
station service area that includes future development south of Harney Lane (see Exhibit D). This
service area does not have a service area fee established, although property owners south of
Harney Lane have previously agreed to participate in the cost of the lift station and provide a site on the
south side of Harney Lane at Mills Avenue. Two residential projects have been approved in the area
and the first to develop will need to construct the lift station. Staff proposes to offer adjacent proposed
developments a participation arrangement similar to the Kettleman Lane project described above and to
include City participation with up to $50,000 of Wastewater Impact Fee funds.
Lift Station Design
As part of the above arrangements, the City would be responsible to design the lift stations and, in the
case of the Kettleman Lane facility, handle the construction project since it involves so many property
owners. Staff is recommending that we retain a local engineering firm, Baumbach & Piazza, to design
both lift stations. This firm has already done some preliminary work for the developers and has
designed most of the existing lift stations in the City. Also, by designing both lift stations at the same
time, the total cost, $40,500, could be reduced by $3,000. Staff also recommends that Council
authorize the City Manager to execute a professional services contract upon satisfactory review by the
City Attorney. A copy of the proposal from Baumbach & Piazza is attached as Exhibit E.
FUNDING: Wastewater Impact Fee Fund and Street Fund. A re�'
mmendation for appropriations will
be made when the funds are needed. , /J
Prepared by Richard C. Prima, Jr., City Engineer
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TO: City of Lodi
1996
MEMORANDUM OF LETTER OF INTENT
RE; Kettleman Lane Lift Station
FROM: The Owners of the Crete/Handel Properties - Kettleman Lane, Lodi
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
EXHIBIT B
1826 W. Kettleman Lane
Lodi, (<diforu a 95240
(209)333 1991
Subject to the preparation of final documentation agreements, and etc. the owners
of the property known as the Crete/Handel Property consisting of approximately 4 acres
situated South of Tienda Drive and North of Kettleman Lane, Lodi do hereby set forth our
commitment and intent to bear our fair share of the costs of the Kettleman Lane Lift
Station within twenty (20) days after demand by the City of Lodi.
os�K. Handel, Managing Partner
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EXHIBIT C
Helmle Co -Ownership
317 W. Lodi Avenue
Lodi, California 95240
Telephone (209) 333-2881
Fax (209) 334-6501
August 15, 1996
Memorandum of Letter of Intent
To: City of Lodi
Re: Kettleman Lane Lift Station
From: The Owners of the "Helmle Property" - Kettleman Lane, Lodi
To Whom it May Concern:
Subject to the preparation of final documentation, agreements, and etc.
we the co-owners of the property known as the "Helmle Subdivision" consisting
of approximately 21+/- acres situated South of the Sunwest Subdivision and
North of Kettleman Lane, Lodi do hereby set forth our commitment and intent to
bear our fair share of the costs of the Kettleman Lane Lift Station as more
particular) set forth on Exhibit A, entitled Kettleman Lane Lift Station attached
hereto d--ncorporated. he in, within twenty (20) days after demand by the City
of
A. ',Fred Bakers
A. Feed Bakas Trustee of the
Keszler Irre ocable Living Trust
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Kettleman Lane Lift Station
Estimated cost including land $175,000
Current Fee per Fee Study $1,670 /per RAE
Funds Available $27,540
Fee Avoided
Acerae RAE Fee Total Cost
Exhibit "A"
Handel/Crete Property 4.10 1.00
$1,670
$6,847
$16,000
Helmle 3.0 Ac. Parcel 2.80 1.96
$1,670
$9,165
$0
Helmle Residential 18.70 1.00
$1,670
$31,229
$0
City Park Land 8.00 0.25
$1,670
$3,340
$0�
Fund Balance
$27,540
$27,540
Handel/Crete Property
$6,847
$16,000
I $22,847
Helmle 3.0 Ac. Parcel
$9,165
$9,165
Helmle Residential
$31,229
$31,229
City Park Land
$3,340
$3,340
Total
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, $94,121
Tsutaoka Site Dedication Land Credit @ $3.001
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$15,000
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109,121
City Participation
$66,000
Grand Total $175,121
Note:
Avoided cost consist of 1,000 L.F. of sewer line and Manhole installation @ $16/L.F.
Reimbursement Plan
1. If Handel/Crete Property develops first, that project installs master line in Tienda Dr. to Lift Station
located at Mills Ave. & Tienda Drive. The presure line to Kettleman Lane is included in lift station cost.
2. When 3.0 acre Helmle apartment project moves forward, then it reimburses Handel/Crete property for 1/2 of line
along the frontage of the 3.0 acre parcel. When Helmle Single Family project develops, it reimburses for 1/2 of line
cost along the entire frontage of Tienda Dr. When the Church develops, it reimburses 112 of its line frontage.
3. As projects pay their sewer lift station fee, the City and Handel/Crete split reimbursement until Handel/ Crete
are fully reimbursed for any amount paid in excess of their fair share. Then the City collects all the reimbursements
until fully repaid.
CITY OF LODI
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BALIMBACH & PIAZZA, INC.
October 2, 1996
Mr. Richard Prima
City Engineer
City of Lodi
P. O. Box 3006
Lodi, CA 95241
EXHIBIT E
323 West Elm Street
Lodi, California 95240
Phone (209) 368-6618
FAX (209) 368-6610
Re: REVISED PROPOSAL TO DESIGN SANITARY SEWER LIFT
STATION FOR MILLS AVENUE, NORTH OF RETTUMN LANE
AND SOUTH OF HARVEY LANE
Dear Mr. Prima:
Baumbach & Piazza designed the City's other two major sanitary
sewer lift stations in Rivergate and Lodi Park West. We are
pleased that they have been operated to your satisfaction and
that you have requested this firm to submit a proposal to design
the next two major lift stations.
The following is submitted as if the City may choose to only
install one station.
The bulk of the design work is in making a topographic map of the
drainage shed sufficient to analyze inverts of the sanitary sewer
collection system, and project design flows to design for wet
well storage and pump cycling. In these respects, both sites are
unique.
However, there will be a savings to the City if both stations are
designed at the same time. The savings are derived from reduced
meting, research and drafting time. The fact is recognized in
Part 3 of this proposal.
In both locations we suggest that the station be enclosed with a
chain link fence. We feel this would be a security benefit until
such timee as the area develops with street lights and population.
This proposal is made on a time and materials basis. Billings
will be itemized per our standard fee schedule.
The following total fees are the ma_x =zm allowed under this
agreement without prior approval.
PART 1 MILLS AVENUE, NORTH OF KETTLEMAN LANE
TASK I Design master sewage collection system for entire
collection area, including taking spot elevations and
preparing topography map as is felt necessary.
TASK II Establish operation criteria:
a) run cycles
b) storage volume, etc.
TASK III Establish grades for lift station
TASK IV Meetings with Maintenance and Public Works Departments
TASK V Prepare report for City approval prior to preparing
construction plans. Review necessity for generator
(now) compared to overflow (to 12" main) consideration.
TASK VI Prepare construction plans and specifications under the
following criteria:
a) Masonry wall to be added after the architecture of
the area develops. Install chain link fence for
now, or design wall if required.
b) Select miscellaneous equipment.
c) Design temporary gravel access road and write
easements if necessary.
d) Design site Plan and allow for future on-site
catch basin.
e) specifications for controls will be performance
type. Engineer will require that the controls be
designed and supplied by TESCO subject to city
approval.
our fee for the above will not exceed $18,000.00 (Includes
construction plans for force main.)
PART 2 MILLS AVENUE, SOUTH OF HARVEY LANE
The station will be designed in accordance with alternate 4 of
the "South of Lodi Sanitary Sewer Study" for the Harney Lane Lift
Station Service of July, 1992.
TASK I Design grades for master sewage collection system for
entire collection area, including taking spot
elevations as is felt necessary.
TASK II Establish operation criteria:
a) run cycles
b) storage volume, etc.
TASK III Establish grades for lift station
TASK IV Meetings with Maintenance and Public Works Departments.
TASK V Prepare report for City approval prior to preparing
construction plans.
TASK VI Prepare construction plans and specifications under the
following criteria:
a) Masonry walls to be added when necessary. Install
chain link fence for now, or design well if
required.
b) Allow for future on-site catch basin.
c) Specifications for controls will be performance
type. Engineer will require that the controls be
designed and supplied by TESCo subject to City
approval.
Our fee for the above will not exceed $22,500.00 (Includes
construction plans for force main.)
PARS COST SAVINGS
If both projects are designed and built at the sauce time we
expect that there would be significant savings in construction
costs. Because of the depth of the stations, specialized
excavation equipment and cranes can be more economically used.
There will also be a savings associated with the volume of work.
As discussed at the beginning of this proposal, there will be a
$3,000.00 savings in engineering fees ($1,500.00/site)
I look forward to discussing this proposal with you at your
convenience.
Our standard contract is attached and made a part of the
proposal.
Sincere
Y P 8A
Secretary Treasurer
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ADDENDUM TO SANITARY SEWER LIFT STATION PROPOSAL
DATED OCTOBER 2, 1996
PROJECTED FEE SCHEDULE.FOR 1997 (If this is modified downward,
the billing will reflect the decrease.)
Principal Engineer
$
98.00/hr
Senior Technician
$
56.00/hr
Clerical
$
30.00/hr
Computer
$
16.00/hr
Mileage
$
0.40/hr
Field Crew
$116.00/hr
Total Station
$
30.00/lir
Task I
Field Crew with Total Station 12 hrs
Computer Drafting 12 hrs
Principal Engineer 10 hrs
Task II
Principal Engineer 12 hrs
Senior Technician 6 hrs
Task III
Principal Engineer 12 hrs
Task IV
Principal Engineer 6 hrs
Task V
Principal Engineer 10 hrs
Senior Technician 12 hrs
Clerical 16 hrs
Task VI
Principal Engineer 50 bra
senior Technician 69 hra
Summary:
Field Crew with Total Station 12 hrs @
($116.00+$30.00)=
Computer Drafting 12 hra 8 {$56.00+$16.00} _
Principal Engineer 10 hra 8 $98.00 =
Senior Technician 87 hra 8 $56.00 =
Clerical 16 hrs 8 $30.00
Prints and Mileage
Task I
Field Crew with Total Station 24 hrs
Computer Map 16 hrs
Principal Engineer 16 hrs
Task II
Principal Engineer
Senior Technician
Task III
Principal Engineer
Task IV
Principal Engineer
Task V
Principal Engineer
Senior Technician
Clerical 16 hrs
12 hrs
6 hra
16 hra
6 hra
10 hrs
12 hra
$ 1,752.00
$ 864.00
$ 9,800.00
$ 4,872.00
$ 480.00
$18,000.00
Task VI
Principal Engineer 58 hrs
senior Technician 82 hra
sumnry :
Field Crew with Total Station 24 hrs @
($116.00+$30.00) =
Commuter Drafting 12 hrs @ ($56.00+$16.00)
Principal Engineer 118 hrs @ $98.00
Senior Technician 100 hra @ $56.00
Clerical 16 hra @ $30.00
Prints and Mileage
$ 3,504.00
$ 1,152.00
$11,564.00
$ 5,600.00
$ 480.00
8 200.00
$22,500.00
CITY COUNCIL
DAVID P. WARNER, Mayor CITY O F L O D I
PHILLIP A. PENNING
Mayor Pro Tempore
RAY C. DAVENPORT CITY HALL, 221 WEST PINE STREET
P.O. BOX 3006
STEPHEN J. MANN
JACK A. J.
MANN
LODI, CALIFORNIA 95241-1910
(209)'333-6706
FAX (209) 333-6710
October 10, 1996
SEE MAILING LIST ATTACHED
SUBJECT: Kettleman Lane and Hamey Lane Wastewater Lift Stations
and Adjacent Development
H. DIXON FLYNN
City Manager
JENNIFER M. PERRIN
City Clerk
RANDALL A. HAYS
City Attorney
Enclosed is a copy of background information on an item on the City Council
agenda of Wednesday, October 16, 1996, at 7 p.m. The meeting will be held in the
City Council Chamber, Carnegie Forum, 305 West Pine Street.
This item is on the regular calendar for Council discussion. You are welcome to attend.
If you wish to write to the City Council, please address your letter to City Council,
City of Lodi, P. O. Box 3006, Lodi, California, 95241-1910.. Be sure to allow time for
the mail. Or, you may hand -deliver the letter to the City Clerk at 221 West Pine Street.
If you wish to address the Council at the Council meeting, be sure to fill out a speaker's
card (available at the Carnegie Forum immediately prior to the start of the meeting) and
give it to the City Clerk. If you have any questions about communicating with the
Council, please contact Jennifer Perrin, City Clerk, at (209) 333-6702.
If you have any questions about the item itself, please call Richard Prima at
(209) 333-6706.
Jack .Ronsko
ub ' Works Director
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Enclosure
cc: City Clerk
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BAUMBACH - PIAZZA
CIVIL ENGINEERS
323 W ELM ST
LODI CA 95240
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
2223 W KETTLEMAN LN
LODI CA 95242
PACIFIC VALLEY HOUSING CORP
650 E BLITHEDALE AVE STE O
MILL VALLEY CA 95241-1910
HELMLE PROPERTY OWNERS
317 W LODI AVE
LODI CA 95240
MR JOSEPH K HANDEL
MANAGING PARTNER
FOUNTAINHEAD
1826 W KETTLEMAN LN
LODI CA 95242