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C-18 Receive Report Reqardinq Communication Pertaininq to Assemblv Bill 516 (Chiu)
Authoritv to Remove Vehicles (CLK)
Received report regarding communication pertaining to Assembly Bill 516 (Chiu) Authority to
Remove Vehicles.
C-19 Receive Report Reqardinq Communication Pertaininq to Senate Bill 5 (Beall/McGuire)
Local-State Sustainable lnvestment lncentive Proqram (CLK)
Received report regarding communication pertaining to Senate Bill 5 (Beall/McGuire) Local-State
Sustainable lnvestment lncentive Program.
C-20 Adopt Resolution Approvinq Arts Grants for Fiscal Year 2019/20 (PRCS)
Adopted Resolution No. 2019-160 approving arts grants for Fiscal Year 2019120.
C-21 Adoot Resolution Approvinq City of Lodi Pay Schedule Dated July 25. 2019 (CM)
Adopted Resolution No. 2019-161 approving City of Lodi pay schedule dated July 25, 2019
C-22 Set Public Hearinq for Auqust 21, 2019 to Consider Adoptinq Resolution Aoprovinq
Planninq Commission's Recommendation to Authorize 27 Low-Densitv Residential Growth
Manaqement Allocations for DM Squared Homes - Twin Arbors Subdivision (CD)
Set public hearing for August 21, 2019 to consider adopting resolution approving Planning
Commission's recommendation to authorize 27 Low-Density Residential Growth Management
Allocations for DM Squared Homes - Twin Arbors Subdivision.
D.Comments bv the Public on Non-Aqenda ltems
THE TIME ALLOWED PER NON-AGENDA ITEM FOR COMMENTS MADE BY THE
PUBLIC IS LIMITED TO FIVE MINUTES.
Public comment may only be made on matters within the Lodi City Council's jurisdiction
(Government Code Section 54954.3, Lodi Citv Council Protocol Manual Section 6.31). The
Council cannot take action or deliberate on items that are not on this aqenda unless there
is an emeroencv and the need to take action on that emerqencv arose after this aoenda
was posted (Government Code Section 54954.2(b)(2)). All other items mav onlv be
referred for review to staff or placement on a future Council aoenda.
Betty Wilson, member of the public, stated she spoke to Council previously about the need for an
ordinance to address maintenance of large trees, particularly redwood trees. Staff responded to
her that there are currently two ordinances addressing trees: one relates to hazards and one
regarding maintenance, which she felt were insufficient. She requested the City research what
other citíes are doing regarding regular upkeep and maintenance on trees. Many of the trees are
too large for properties, they cause damage and inconveniences, and property owners cannot
always work out their differences over the trees. The City's current ordinance states that a tree
needs to be dead, diseased, or decayed; however, that does not translate to a tree being
hazardous because they still drop limbs and pine needles. She requested that additional strength
be added to the current ordinance to require maintenance every two years and that issues be
handled on a complaint basis.
Amanda Lee, member of the public, expressed appreciation for the work the Committee on
Homelessness has done to try to remedy the homeless epidemic. She further expressed
disappointment that none of the funding received to date will go toward unsheltered homeless
and stated she believes that five tiny homes is not aggressive enough to address the unsheltered
homeless population. She suggested the City look into other communities'efforts and
encouraged the public to attend the City Council Town Hall meeting on Monday, August 12,2019
at 6 p.m. regarding homelessness.
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