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Home My WebLink AboutAgenda Report - November 3, 2021 Public CommentAdopted Resolution No. 2021-298 authorizing the City Manager to execute a Letter of Consent authorizing Amtrak to perform accessibility improvements on portions of City property adjacent to railroad right of way. C-19 Set Public Hearing for November 17, 2021 to Consider Recommendation of Planning Commission to Introduce and Waive First Readinq of Ordinance Amending Lodi Municipal Code Title 17 — Development Code — Article 3, "Site Planning and General Development Standards." Chapter 17.36, "Standards for Specific Land Uses," by Adding Section 17.36.150, "Small Cell Wireless Technology Facilities in Public Right -of -Way" (CD) Set a public hearing for November 17, 2021 to consider the recommendation of the Planning Commission to introduce and waive first reading of an ordinance amending Lodi Municipal Code Title 17 - Development Code - Article 3, "Site Planning and General Development Standards," Chapter 17.36, "Standards for Specific Land Uses," by adding Section 17.36.150, "Small Cell Wireless Technology Facilities in Public Right -of -Way." D. Comments by the Public on Non -Agenda items THE TIME ALLOWED PER NON - AGENDA ITEM FOR COMMENTS MADE BY THE PUBLIC IS LIMITED TO FIVE MINUTES. Kenneth Wheeler, a resident, provided public'comment requesting the public be given an opportunity to participate in the legislative process. Valerie Maurice, a resident, provided public comment regarding flood damage her residence sustained during the recent storm and asking that the City make improvements to the storm system. Jacob Neal, a resident, provided public comment requesting tennis courts be included in the Ed DeBenedetti Park master plan. Mr. Khan (first name inaudible), a resident, provided public comment regarding cars parked on the street in his neighborhood that have expired tags and individuals in the neighborhood that cause him to be concerned for his family's safety. Gary Funamura, a resident, submitted public comment via email. Hard copies were provided to the City Council. E. Comments by the City Council Members on Non -Agenda Items Council Member Khan offered his condolences to the family of a young man who lost his life over the Halloween weekend. Council Member Khan also suggested the public donate old blankets to the homeless. Council Member Khan voiced his concerns about the condition of the motels on Main Street. Council Member Kuehne spoke about upcoming local community events. F. Comments by the City Manager on Non -Agenda Items City Manager Schwabauer spoke about the recent storm that impacted the region with unprecedented rainfall. Public Works Director Charlie Swimley spoke about the recent storm, the work that was being managed by the Public Works, Electric Utility, Fire and Police Departments during the storm C -ealufC area Generoiional Play Arac e Ploy Ai'eo tboll Court Shane Shelrer and Ai era )m Shade Sheller ams arld '�cncessioris rig Area el(i �d Infield CLfileld =keeper ?able (,j c7/ereuj -hers �boord Lighting i -Use Feld =e Courts Door Gornes Areo Field Lighting dwolk Cverlock/ lg DCCK Ing Mound -Orf Area Jshell ess to Lower F,elo ?ing Path sign )oce Enclosure rgency Accassl tenode .ss Cale(s) irking Spaces = 299 DEBENEDETTI PARK MASTER PLAN �— Project Limits Diagram 0i j �(J[.-j 1 . .1.;V. ;V. ZSINN31 AHM I , 'k jr L,1 1-11, 1 ZSINN31 AHM 0 P10 Get Pit - YOUR Loss weight. Sum calories M how of singles play can YOUR BOOP burn sao-am calories, BRAIN .1.ad1.r 1.. )GM U.P. Clr� Wig. LIMLO play" Poo S a rRSWAW * will reduce your risit of heart disease 56X• .1+w�1171 . 10N �d l-11. µeq Strom hearts Muscles and �s Compared to other sports. Tennis players have the lowest incidence of cardiovascular disNse• - u..wrmr fkmd Bye pift*q tennis Involves severe skills OW ail contribute to • - hand -aye coordi ostioa. you ctrl - r, Improve Vow apdity, leaiance, ceordkWlon reaction time and more. play Stress Tennis Involves physic mental, social and emotional challenges, which Increases your capacity to deal with stress Brain 1 9 Power From alertness to tactical thinking, tennis enhances that neural connections In yoyr brain Kids who play tennis regularly get batter grades' - -__q 4.. "03 us'..1-" Solving Tennis Is a sport based on angles. goof. etry and physics, which tfanrlate Weil nff the court F" icy YOUR and LIFE Creat for the while Fewsily " M nrfatter what yew W - VWth rnlrNmei equ4pinasst rsaedod and plenty of courts �WaHeaney, it's aesy to be 4W Mend or fired o wt at the Courts Develop Irreamwo and F"M double* play to team - end lea fere pian, tertwts dowels," ylow at>dtt]r to costslrwntcate anti • wort to*oow T*nnls ovtpe WMs an other %Worts in developYq pwithee per eonallty tdsaracte+tstks' +49.33% 9 GROWTH IN TENNIS PARTICIPATION Physical Activity Council has reported that participation has increased to 10 08% of the U S population playing tennis in 03 '20 v 6 75% in Q3 '19, an increase of 49.33% U5CA� To, Pros Indwslry Amo : w Iion (T 1A) ❑UdPled y USA Wiusfesole £quipmen! Consul, 03'20 v 03 1.4. EASTEAN Revenue Reservations - Tournaments Clinics Hotel revenue from tournaments (6%) Projected Revenue Court Rental: 8 Courts x 10 hours x 2 days @ $9.00 per court = $1,440 per tournament 10 tournaments per year Annual revenue: $14,000 Lessons @ $9.00 per lesson for court rental MTThFS 7-9 M (2 hours) 3-7 & 9-11 T (6 hours) 9-11 W (2 hours) 9-10 & 3-7 Th (5 hours) 3-6 & 10-12 F (5 hours) 10-12 S (2 hours) - 22 hours estimated per coach - 16 to be safe - 5 city coaches - 16 hours @ $9.00 x 50 weeks x 5 coaches Lesson revenue: $36,000 Hotel Revenue 10 tournaments 20 nights 40% stay in hotel (60 kids) $87 average per night 6% $2,505 in additional revenue. Tournament Revenue $75.00 entry fee 60 entrants 10 tournaments @ 7% $3,150 additional revenue Tournament Additional Revenue: 53,150 Total Annual Revenue: Tournament Rental: $14,000 Tournament Percentage: $3,150 Hotel Increase Revenue: $2,505 Lesson Revenue: $36,000 Public Rental: ? Estimated Total: $45,705 ,July is Park and Rec Month! Every person has a park story. Every park has a history made up of thousands of stories that help to define it. This July, follow @LodiParks on Facebook and Instagram to see the many stories and history From people in our community. #OurParkAndRecStory Ort the cover: The Crosby Family "Our family enjoys living close to Lodi Lake and being able to ride our bikes there, Our middle kiddos love jumping tree hills, and we all have fury spatting animals back in the nature area." GETTING TO KNOW YOUR PARK SYSTEM 369r.+� Acres of A� Play Lodi; � ay �,�L:si!r I! 'y' Gu'(ie - Fail 2021 1. Beckman - 1426 W. Century Blvd. 2. Blakely -1050 S. Stockton St. 3. Candy Cane -1324 Holly Dr. 4. Century - Century Blvd. & Church St. I 5. Century Meadows - 1833 Lexington Dr. 6. Chapman Field - 333 N. Washington St. 7. DeBenedetti - 2350 S. Lower Sacramento Rd. 8. Emerson - 11 N. Hutchins St. 9. English Oaks - 2184 Newbury Cir. 10. Grape Bowl - 221 Lawrence St. 11. Hale - 209 E. Locust St. 12. Glaves - 2206 Oxford Way 13. Hutchins Street Square & West Park -125 S. Hutchins St. 14. Johnson - Gala Dr, (Opening Summer 2021) 15. Katzakian - 2735 W. Turner Rd. 16. Kofu - 1145 S. Ham Ln. 17. Lawrence - 350 N. Washington St. 18. Legion - 835 S. Hutchins St. 19. Lodi Lake - 1101 W. Turner Rd. 20. Orchard Lane - 3001 Kora Ave. 11. Peterson - 199 Evergreen Dr. 22. Roget - 2229 Tienda Dr. 23. Rose Gate - 2801 Ambrosia St. 14. Salas - 2001 S. Stockton St. 25. Softball Complex - 401 N. Stockton St. 16. Van Buskirk - 600 N. Pleasant St. 17. Villa Fiore - 2750 Century Blvd. 28. Vinewood - 1824 W. Tokay St, 29. Zupo Field - 250 N. Washington St. -� 1. 'iICL r)r Dawn -Dusk • Dawn -Dusk ■ Dawn -Dusk • 6am-lopm Dawn -Dusk ■ 6am-llpm Dawn -Dusk 6amdopm ■ 6am-10pm • 6am-11pm Dawn -Dusk • 6am-lopm • Dawn -Dusk ■ Dawn -Dusk ■ Dawn -Dusk • 6am-10pm Dawn -Dusk 6am-11pm ■ Dawn -Dusk ■ Dawn -Dusk • 6am-lopm • 6amdopm • Dawn -Dusk ■ 6am-llpm • 6am-llpm • Dawn -Dusk ■ Dawn -Dusk ■ 6am-lopm 6am-1 Ipm 5 PARK MATRIX ■ ■ Cricket • • ■ Pool • • 1 ■ • r • a i Sports Lighting Walking Path Football, Sports Lighting Handball Court Indoor Pool, Handball Court Skate Park, Sports Lighting Pickle Ball Pickle Ball Boathouse, Boat Ramp, Walking Path Walking Path In-line Hockey Walking Path, Exercise Stations, Bocce Ball Sports Lighting Sports Lighting • Sports Lighting 2/