CITY OF IONE IONE, CA 95640  REGULAR, MEETINGSTARTSAT6:0OPM  Mayor Alison LaFayne Vice Mayor Diane Wratten Councilmember Dominic Atlan Councilmember Jack Mitchell Councilmember Stacy Rhoades AT1E. MAIN STREET, IONE, CA 95640 AND VIA ZOOM Join Zoom Meeting Meeting ID: 2351961316 Passcode: 95640 Tuesday, July 16, 2024  The City ofl Ione is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.  ttps/z0om.US/1235196136/pd3IWI2bVALDPONABDOWIPZKRYUIO9  THE CITY OF IONE. IS A GENERAL LAW CITY DEDICATED TO PROVIDING LEADERSHIP, ACCOUNTABLITY, AND. FISCAL INTEGRITY WHILE. PROMOTING ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES AND. MAINTAINING A. HIGH QUALITY OF LIFE. FOR OUR CITIZENS.  PLEASE LIMIT PUBLIC COMMENT/IESTMONY TO FOUR MINUTES  Gov't. Code $54954.3  The Ione City Council welcomes, appreciates, and encourages participation in the City Council Meeting. 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CLOSED SESSION: (APN 005-320-037)  CONFERENCE WITH REAL PROPERTY NEGOTIATORS  1000 Castle Oaks Drive (APN 005-320-034), 1230 Shakeley Lane (1230 Shakeley Lane  Agency Negotiator: George Lee, City Manager Negotiating Parties: Hahn Family Foundation Under Negotiation: Price and Terms of Payment    CITYOFIONE IONE, CA 95640  CONFERENCE WITHI LABOR NEGOTIATORS Agency Designated Representative: George Lee, City Manager Employee Organization: Ione Police Officers Association will convene to Closed Session after the Regular Meeting ends.  Ifall matters are not completed prior to the regular meeting. start time, the City Council  C.P PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE D. REPORT OUT OF CLOSED SESSION E.A APPROVAL OF AGENDA  F. PRESENTATIONS/ANNOUNCEMENTS: None  G. PUBLIC COMMENT: EACH SPEAKER IS LIMITED TO 41 MINUTES NOTE: This is the time for members of the public who wish to be heard on matters that do not appear on the Agenda. Persons may address the City Council at this time on anys subjectwithin Please be mindful oft the 4 minute time limit per person. Pursuant to the Brown Act, the City Council may not take action or engage in a detailed discussion on an item that does not appear on the Agenda. However, matters that require Council action will be referred to staff for a report amlorrecommendaton. for possible action at afuture Council meeting. Ist there anyone  the jurisdiction of the Ione City Council.  ini the audience who wishes to address the Council at this time?  H. INFORMATION ITEMS: by the City Council.  AlI matters listed under this category are for information only with no action to be taken  1. June 2024 Fire Department Report 2. June 2024 Police Department Report 3. June 2024 Administrative Report  4. Receive and File the 2024 Community Governing Board Notice  CONSENT CALENDAR:  All matters listed under this category are considered to be routine and will be enacted by one motion. Any item may be removedj for discussion and possible action and made aj part  of the regular agenda at the request ofa Councimemberts).  1. Minutes of] June 4, 2024 2. Warrants - July 16, 2024    CITYOFIONE IONE, CA 95640  J. REGULAR AGENDA:  1.Status and Update ofLandscaping at Castle Oaks - Chris Strong, EcoUrban - Oral  Report  2.Discussion and Approval ofHoward Park and Evalynn Bishop Hall Fee Schedule Update 3. Discussion and Approval of Eternal Flame Tower at Veterans Memorial Park 4.1 Review and Approve contract from Waterstone Services, LLL: for Implementation of  OfPlant Equipment and Installation  5.Discussion of Wildflower Residential Streets Crosswalks K. REPORTS AND COMMUNICATIONS FROM CITY ATTORNEY L. REPORTS AND COMMUNICATIONS FROM CITY MANAGER  M. COUNCIL COMMENTS/COMMITTEE REPORIS/FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS  N. RESUME TO CLOSED SESSION IF NECESSARY O. REPORT OUT OF CLOSED SESSION  P.A ADJOURNMENT  Upcoming Meetings:  July 23, 2024-1 Park and Recreation Commission August 6, 2024 - City Council Meeting August 8, 2024- Creek Committee Meeting August 13, 2024-1 Planning Commission August 20, 2024- City Council Meeting August 27, 2024-1 Park & Recreation Commission    CITY OFI IONE IONE, CA 95640  NOTICE REGARDING CHALLENGES TO DECISIONS  Pursuant to all applicable laws and regulations, including without limitation, California Government Code Section 65009 and or California Public Resources Code Section 21177, ify you wish to challenge in court any oft the above decisions (regarding planning, zoning and/or environmental decisions), you may be limited to raising only those issues you or someone else raised at the public hearing(s) described in this notice/agenda, or in written correspondence  delivered to the City at, or prior to, this public hearing.  ADA COMPLIANCE STATEMENT  In compliance with the American with Disabilities Act, ifyou need special assistance to participate in this meeting, please contact City Clerk Janice Traverso at (209) 274-2412, ext. 102. Notification 241 hours prior to the meeting will enable the City to make reasonable arrangements  to ensure accessibility to this meeting.    Agenda Item H.1.  CITY OF IONE FIRE DEPARTMENT June 2024 Status Report  TYPE OF CALLS  TOTALI NUMBER  Emergency Medical calls Vehicle accidents Lift assist Station cover assignments Cal Fire Special Coverage assignment Snake removals Medical alarm activation - False Mutual aid Fires Commercial Fire alarms Residential Fire alarms Support Services (REHAB) Out of County fire dispatch Lock outs CO Alarm activation Natural gas leaks ori investigations Misc Fires Residential Structure Fire  52 3 24 27 1 2 2 5 1 4 3 2 3 2 3 2 1 137  $25. damage(burnt washer belt) & Tree 1700 blk Shakley Ln $300,0001 loss  Fire Loss in the city: $300,025.  calls for service:  Cal Fire assignment: Engine 6233 responded to  Structure Fires 1 Wild land Fires 17 Medical Aids 3 Station move ups 13 Total responses:  34  The Department responded to at total of: 171    Agenda Item H.2.  Agenda Item  DATE: TO: FROM:  July 16, 2024  Mayor LaFayne and City Council John Alfred, Chief of Police  SUBJECT: Receive and File Police Department 2024 June Report  RECOMMENDED ACTION:  1. Receive and file the lone Police Department 2024 June Report.  FISCAL IMPACT:  There is no fiscal impact associated with this item.  BACKGROUND:  This monthly report is for June 2024. It is designed to give you an understanding of the day-to-day operations of the lone Police Department and staff in June 2024.  ATTACHMENTS:  Summary - 2024 June Report    IONE POLICE DEPARTMENT  JUNE REPORT Data is from. June 1stt to June 30th  TE POLICE    CITY OF IONE POLICE DEPARTMENT 2024 June Report to City Council Data is from June 1st to June 30th  1. Calls for Service 2023-June 2024-June 2. Patrol Statistics Type of Call Officer Initiated Incidents Traffic Stops Other OIA Incidents Business Checks Vehicle/Person Checks 14 Type of Report Total Reports Accident Reports Corner's Case Felony Information Report Infraction Misdemeanor Unclassified Arrests Total Arrests Misdemeanor Felony  130 106  2023-June 363 127 236 170  2024-June 568 188 380 280 32  2023-June 35 1 0 9 15 0 10 0  2024-June 25 2 2 4 10 0 6 0  2023-June 10 6 4  2024-June 8 6 2    Citations Total Felony Misdemeanor Infraction  2023-June 15 1 2 12  2024-June 23 0 1 22  3. Staffing Levels  1Chief 1Sergeant 2Corporals 6Officers 1Records Clerk 1Reserve  1Part-time Administrative Analyst  As of the date of this report, we have two full-time positions open and are in the process of recruiting to fill the positions. We have held interviews for the Records Clerk position and will be filling it soon. We. have two new police officers who are currently in training. We hope one will be solo by mid-2024; the other is attending the  academy and will be solo by mid-2025.  We currently run 12-hour shifts for patrol staff and corporals (Day Shift 6 AM - 6F PM, Graveyard 6 PM - 6AM). Due to staffing levels, the Corporal overlap shift is not used. The Sergeant and Chief work a  standard 8-hour shift Monday Through Friday.  4. Volunteer Unit  This month, the volunteer unit was used for office duties. The volunteer unit put in 95.05 hours during June.  The Police Department could only function with the support of our volunteer unit. The volunteers assist with records, property and evidence, special events, vacation home checks, and other collateral  duties as assigned.    5. Notable Cases  During June, the lone Police Department Handled the following  new Investigations: 3-Accidents/Hit and Run Investigations 2-Coroner Investigation 2-Domestic Violence 1-DUI 1-Vandalism 1-Identity Theft 2-Warrant Arrest 1-Stolen Vehicle 1-Stolen Vehicle Recovery 1-C Child Abuse 1-Counterfeiting 1-Battery  1-290 Registration Update    CITYOFIONE IONE, CA 95640  R  Agenda Item H.3.  DATE: TO: FROM:  JULY16,2024  GEORGE LEE, CITY MANAGER JODI STENECK, FINANCE MANAGER  SUBJECT: JUNE 2024 FINANCE/ADMINISTRATIVE REPORT  Toj provide information regarding the activities of the Administration Department for the month  of] June 2024 Agendas & Meetings:  Prepared and/or attended:  Two City Council, one Parks & Rec, and one Wastewater Committee meeting.  Human Resources:  Processed 11 new employees for Summer Youth Camp and Lifeguards. Onboarding of one new employee for Fire Department and one for Public Works Met with employees regarding options with Section 125 Plan Updated employee health premium deductions in PayChex. Contacted CalPERS regarding eligibility of part-time employees and posting Created a training guide for front-desk Account Clerk  requirements.  Finance. Audit/Budget:  2020-21 Audit work is in progress. Sent confirmation letters, revised Trial Balance, Journal Entries, bank reconciliations from 2020-21, accounts receivables and identify Updated Budget worksheets and created Draft 2024-25 Budget for City Council meeting.  revenues received for capital purposes. Completed Appropriations Limits for 2024-25.  Finance -4 Accounts Payables:  Eighty-six (86) warrants issued in the amount of $265,550.16.  Miscellaneous:  Completed Air District report    ARPA funds researched and presented to City Council Worked with DTA to update worksheets for Impact Study Report.  Debbie Mackey created annual letters to be sent to First Time Home Buyers and CDBG  recipients regardingc compliance.  Banking:  Transfer funds from Bank of Marin Checking, from Wells Fargo and From LAIF into  Bank of Marin Money Market. Interest earned for June 2024 is $46,279.80.    Agenda Item H.4.  Agenda Item  DATE: TO: FROM:  July 16, 2024  Mayor LaFayne and City Council John Alfred, Chief of Police  SUBJECT: Receive and File the 2024 Community Governing Board Notice  RECOMMENDED ACTION:  1. Receive and file the lone Police Department 2024 Community Governing Board  Notice. FISCAL IMPACT:  There is no fiscal impact associated with this item.  BACKGROUND:  This document is required by Presidential Executive Order (EO) 14074. It notifies the governing board and the community that the police department can obtain surplus  equipment from the United States Government.  ATTACHMENTS:  Summary - 2024 May Report    lone Police Department  1E. Main Street/P.O. Box 398 John Alfred, Chief of Police July1,2024  lone, CAS 95640  SUBJECT: Notification to Civilian Governing Body and Local Community  On May 25,2022, Presidential Executive Order (EO) 14074 "Advancing Effective, Accountable Policing and Criminal. Justice Practices tol Enhance Public Trust and] Public Safety" was  signed.  Ina accordance withl EO 14074 (Section 12), State, Tribal, local, and' Territorial Law 1) Notify their Civilian Governing Body (CGB) (ie., City Council, County Government or other local governing body) ofits intent to request property from 2) Notify the Local Community of its request for property transfers, purchases from Federal funds, agencies or subcontractors (including existing transfer contracts or The Ione Department may request the below controlled property items from thel Law  Enforcement agencies (LEAs) must:  Federal sources (to include Federal funds or grants.  grants). 3)  Enforcement Support Office (LESO), or other) Federal source:  Controlled! Property Description ALL TERRAIN VEHICLE (ATV) AMMUNITION CONTAINER AMPLIFIER ANALYZER, HAZARDOUSI MATERIAL IDENTIFICATION ANTENNA BALLISTIC BLANKET BARRIER, VEHICLE ARRESTING, PORTABLE BINOCULAR BLANKETS BREATHING, APPARATUS CAMERASYSTEM COMPASS COMPUTER: SYSTEM CONTANE,AMMUNION  Controlled! Property! Description FLASHLIGHTS FLOODLIGHT FORWARDLOOKING INFRARED IMAGING! SYSTEM GENERATOR: SET GLOBALPOSITIONING: SATELLITE (GPS) INSULATION BLANKET MAGNIFIER MARKER, IDENTIFICATION MARKSMANSHIP TRAINER MEDICAL/FIRST AIDS SUPPLIES MISCS SMALL ARMS PARTS MISCELLANEOUS COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT MULTIMEDIA! PROJECTION: SET NAVIGATION: SET, SATELLITE: SIGNALS  ControlledP Property Description RADIOS RANGE FINDER, LASER RANGE FINDER-TARGET DESIGNATOR, LASER REDDOTSIGHT RIFLESCOPE SCANNER, X-RAY, BAGGAGE SEARCHLIGHT SHIELD, BALLISTIC SIGHT, BORE, OPTICAL SIGHT, HOLOGRAPHIC SIGHT, INFINITY SIGHT, REFLEX SMALL ARMS STORAGE RACKS SPOTTING INSTRUMENT, OPTICAL  1    Controlled! Property Description CONTAINER, K-9T TRANSPORT CONVERSION! KIT, RIFLE COVERALLS DECONTAMINATION DEVICES DECONTAMINATION. SYSTEM DETECTOR, GAS EXPLOSIVE ORDINANCE DISPOSAL ROBOT FACEMASK  Controlled! Property Description NIGHT VISION DEVICE NIGHTY VISION GOGGLE OFFICEE EQUIPMENT OFFICE SUPPLIES PORTABLEI RADIO PREFAB &F PORTABLE BUILDINGS PROTECTIVE! EYEWEAR PUBLIÇADDRESSSET  Controlled Property Description TARGET, TRAINING, MOBILE THERMAL CAMERA THERMALO CAMERA ACCESSORIES TRAINING AID/SIMULATORS TRAINING, AIDES/DEVICES TRANSLATION DEVICE WARMI WEATHER CLOTHING/SHOES SMALLA ARMS PARIS/ACCESSORIES SMALLARMS  Pursuant to EO 14074 (Section 12), this memo: fulfills the requirement to notify the Civilian Governing Body (CGB) and Local Community ofr my agency'si intent to request the controlled  property items identified in the list above.  E(  Jonathan Alfred ChiefofPolice Ione Police Department  e Page: 2    Agenda Item L.1.  CITY OF IONE COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES  June 4, 2024  Mayor LaFayne called meeting to order at 6:00 PM  A. ROLL CALL:  Present: Alison LaFayne, Mayor  Diane Wratten, Vice Mayor Dominic Atlan, Councilmember Jack Mitchell, Councilmember Stacy Rhoades, Councilmember Andy Pinasco, City Attorney Janice Traverso, City Clerk  Staff: George Lee, City Manager  B. CLOSED SESSION: Mayor LaFayne moved Closed Session to the end of the  Agenda and will have Public Comment at that time. CONFERENCE WITH REAL PROPERTY NEGOTIATORS Property: 1000 Castle Oaks Drive (APN 005-320-034) Agency Negotiator: George Lee, City Manager Negotiating Parties: Hahn Family Foundation Under Negotiation: Price and Term of Payment  C.N MAYOR LAFAYNE LED THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE  D. APPROVAL OF AGENDA: carried to approve the agenda. NOES: None ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None  Moved by Councilmember Mitchell, seconded by Councilmember Rhoades and  AYES: LaFayne, Wratten, Atlan, Mitchell, Rhoades  E.P PRESENTATIONS/ANNOUNCEMENTS: None  F. PUBLIC COMMENT:  Larry Rhoades commented on Amador Court Case 22CV12824. The Central Valley Regional Quality Board has identified concerns with the quality of! Mule Creek Prison Water including the presence ofVOC's in their prison discharge. This was identified in 2018 and today the prison water remains unsolved. On October 21, 2021 the Regional Board ordered additional monitoring and reporting requests from VOC for all parties including cities, ARSA, flows into the Tertiary Plant and CDCR. Jim Scully provided a memo from the Department of Correction and Rehabilitation ini response to a Public Records Request dated October 5, 2023. Dominic Atlan is not employed or contracted with CDCR but rather the Prison Industry Authority (PIA).    Inadequate Industrial Waste Stream TratmentMamagme-te current wastewater treatment plant is designed and operated to effectively treat domestic waste, but not the industrial waste stream generated by the various documented industries operating within the prison. These Prison Industry Authority (A.K.A. C Cal PIA)i industrial operations include meat packing, laundry, sewing, garment assembly, coffee roasting and lunch packaging. Mr. Atlan does work for PIA, which ist the source of the contaminants in the water. Since Mr. Atlan is an employee of PIA, Is strongly suggest he be removed from the Wastewater Committee and replaced Mitzi Windley--it doesn'tseem like there is a public comment after the Council meets or speaks. Councilmember Atlan commented that it is a "circus"and it was a circus. Everybody has the right to their opinion and speak. The Mayorj just kept hitting the gavel and telling everybody they were out of order. We elected you, sol amj just making sure. I am not mistaken. After eachi item on the agenda there will be at time for Public Comment, and did you know that you have the right to re-open  by someone else.  Public Comment.  G. INFORMATION ITEMS: None H. CONSENT CALENDAR: carried to approve the following: warrants for the Finance Manager.  Itv was moved by Councilmember Atlan, seconded by Vice Mayor Wratten and 1. Warrants - June 4, 2024 - Mayor LaFayne had some clarifying questions on the 2. Approve Opposition Letters to SB 1037 and AB 1886 and Authorize the Mayor  to Sign DISCUSSION ITEMS:  For the record: Action minutes provide the necessary documentation of City Council action. For those desiring to hear the full discussions on each item, they can request a copy of the recording of the meeting. These recordings provide an accurate and comprehensive backup of City Council deliberations and citizen discussions.  - REGULAR AGENDA:  1.A Approve a Memorial Bench for the Owens Family and the Ione Memorial Garden for the Shearer Family - Salina Mitchell, Recreation Coordinator explained that the City is working to establish a Memorial Tree and Bench Program to be amended to Mayor LaFayne commented that there was some confusion as to the documents that are in the agenda packet. There was discussion with the City Manager and Mr. Atlan prior to the Park & Recreation Commission meeting that this was going changed before it was presented to Council. Mr. Atlan, Council representative for the Parks and Recreation Commission commented that the decision oft the Commission was that the Owens Family and the Shearer Family can pick any  the existing Adopt-A-Park Program.    bench they want and the medal bench in the packet is to be used for the program At this time, staffi is requesting approval of the Ione Memorial Garden. The costs for the garden will be covered by donations and volunteers. Chad Simmons Landscaping will donate their time, the plants and the rocks for the garden. The maintenance oft the garden will be done by volunteers and members close to the Shearer family. The water used to keep the garden will come from a 2" water line, steaming from an existing 4" irrigation pipe already in place by the Castle Oaks Mayor LaFayne commented that she put together an informal policy that the City could adopt SO it would be a streamline process for someone who wanted a memorial bench and gave it to the former Interim City Manager. Inever asked for av wooden bench for the Owens Family. Thomas Borge has offered to pay for the installation, all ofthe materials and labor. Jonathan Mitchell, Willdan did the plans Moved by Vice Mayor Wratten, seconded by Councilmember Atlan and carried to approve al bench for the Owens Family and the Ione Memorial Garden for the  moving forward.  GolfClub.  for free.  Shearer Family. NOES: None ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None  AYES: LaFayne, Wratten, Atlan, Mitchell, Rhoades  2. Adoption of Resolution No. 2024-13 Senate Bill 1 (SB1) Road Maintenance Project for FY2024-2025 - Jodi Steneck, Finance Manager presented the Council with a list of what streets should be included in a street rehabilitation program for 2024-2025. After discussion, the Council would like the City Engineer to review the list ofstreets and his recommendations on which roads are the worst or where you can get your most value for the money; and also, the fund balance in the Gas Tax Money and SB1 at the next meeting. Vice Mayor Wratten that the City Engineer look at the Pavement Management Plan since the last one was done in Larry Rhoades, West Marlette is caving in and hoped the City would use. ARPA 3. Discussion regarding the Process to Amend the Duties and/or Compensation for the City Clerk - Andy Pinasco, City Attorney commented that General Law cities are required tol have a City Clerk. The elected City Clerk is an independent voice in City Hall. The City Attorney then reviewed with Council and the public the duties of the current City Clerk and also, the mandated duties as required by California State Law. Fundamentally, the City cannot remove from the City  2015.  funds for the repairs.    Clerk the statutory duties identified in California Law. However, just as the City Council has the authority to assign additional duties the City Clerk by ordinance, it also has the authority to remove those duties by repealing or amending the same ordinance. Ifthe City were to repeal Section 2.08.050 oft the IMC, the City Clerk's duties would revert back to only those required by the Sate Law. Notwithstanding the Council's authority to set the City Clerk's compensation, the City Council is not authorized to set the compensation for a City Clerk at such a low level that no competent person would agree Larry Rhoades, it was not her fault that the Clerk was not doing some ofl her duties, they Kelly Traverso, I am confused why you: are lowering the City Clerk's pay when she is doing a good job with sO little pay and replace her with someone else. It does not make Staci Mitchell, Ia am here to support Janice. After listening to all the duties that she is doing, she deserves twice the amount she is making. You cannot take our votes away-- that is something that really bothers me. Ijust don'tsee why you want to do that to her. Arlene Dutschke, is the goal to lower the salary or compensation for the City Clerk- - don'tunderstand why this is on the agenda. Iftherei is ai motion on the floor, then iti is Bailey Mitchell, I am Jack Mitchell's daughter. For full transparency, these are my words and not his. Iam here to support Janice and also like to speak to the continuous and unprofessional anganistict behavior ofo our Mayor. At the last Council meeting, our Mayor continually blocked other Councilmembers to speak on items that were outlined on the agenda and made condescending remarks to the public continuously yelling "out ofo order" to any person who did not have her same opinion, or personal agenda. Thisi is not the first meeting that the Mayor has led, that left the public disrespected and has actively created division among the Council, staff and the public. As Mayor you set the decorum and run the meeting in aj professional and respectful manner. Yet, time and time again you have shown that you are incapable. You berating Janice at the last meeting over office hours is beyond disrespectful--she does not control office hours. You berating her over office hours was nothing but aj personal attack Janice and. In light of the Mayor's behavior, I believe it is the City Council and the voting public best interest to remove Alison LaFayne as our Mayor, and appoint Diane Wratten as Mayor. My vote is tol keep the City Clerk as an elected position with oversight by the public and not this Mitzi Windley in the past we knew what the discussion was and then the public would speak. Idon'teven! know for sure what is on the agenda. Mayor LaFayne stated that we don'twrite the agenda, the agenda is written for us. We can give direction on what we  to serve.  were taken away by the former Interim City Manager.  any sense moving forward.  more easily debated and understood by the public.  Council. The respect you give is the respect you will receive.  would like on the agenda.    Sue Nemeth, Am II hearing you correctly that the Council does not have control over the agenda, but the City Clerk prepares the agenda. Mayor LaFayne commented that the agenda is put together by the Mayor, City Manager and staff. Iam saying that the verbiage on the agenda and was poorly written and it should reflect the 2025 Election. Jamie Armstrong, Ilooked to see what the recommended action was-there was no recommended action from and that where the confusion is. Icommend you for doing the Councilmember Atlan stated that this item agenda was very confusing. At no time has there been any intention ofcutting. Janice's pay or voting her out ofoffice prior tol her term being up. At the next election when the City Clerk takes office that will reflect whatever changes we: make. This is not about Janice, but just the City Clerk. Iwould like the next City Clerk to get paid $200 per month and have minimal duties. Vice Mayor Wratten, we at no point were going to put this inj place for the current City Clerk. The goal is tol bring the City Clerk back to the State Mandated requirements, and bring these duties into aj position that is managed and monitored by the City Manager. Having no oversight on the duties ofthe City Clerk makes it difficult for the City to Andy Pinasco commented that this is aj political decision and I do not feel that it was my place to make ai recommendation to an elected body. My intent was not to have a recommendation but to provide the process where you have the authority under the law. Gary Thomas I understand the dynamics here for support for Janice and the City Clerk. The Council may consider Rosenberg Rules, which the public might better understand. Jim Scully, Iheard more than once that this is not about Janice, but the next City Clerk. Teresa Mitchell, the three Councilmember said this is not personal, but made it personal Moved by Councimember Atlan, seconded by Vice Mayor Wratten to bring back an ordinance adjusting the duties at the next meeting. Motion did not carry.  City Clerk duties for $27,000.  function properly.  What is the rush now, shelve it until the next four years. by not allowing people to speak and cutting them off.  AYES: Wratten, Atlan NOES: LaFayne, Mitchell, Rhoades ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None    4. Consider Submitting a Measure to the Voters oft the City at November 5, 2024, Municipal Election as to Whether the Office ofCity Clerk should be Changed from Elected to. Appointed - Andy Pinasco, City Attorney explained that at the March 19, 2024 Council meeting, the Council directed me tol bring back an item for the full Council to consider submitting a Measure to the voters oft the City asking whether the City Clerk should be an appointed position. The estimate provided by the Amador County Registrar is ai range of $4,600 to $8,600 to place ai measure on Jim Scully, heard two Councilmembers say this item is poorly written. Ir request, the following wording be added on the ballot, "Shall be elected by the voters or appointed by the Council". .Ithink this was done in anger. Id do appreciate the Moved by Vice Mayor Wratten, seconded by Councimember Atlan and carried to consider submitting a Measure to the voters oft the City ofl Ione at November 5, 2024, Municipal Election as to whether the office ofthe City Clerk should be changed from Elected to Appointed, and adopt Resolution No. 2024-14.  the November 5, 2024 ballot.  positive direction one Councilmember has shown tonight.  AYES: LaFayne, Wratten, Atlan NOES: Mitchell, Rhoades ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None  5.1 Review draft Budget for 2024-2025 - Jodi Steneck, Finance Manager presented the 2024-2025 Budget. The budget will be brought back at the June 19, 2024 for K. REPORTS AND COMMUNICATIONS FROM CITY ATTORNEY: None L. REPORTS AND COMMUNICATIONS FROM CITY MANAGER:  adoption.  Vandalism at Howard Park - Police Chief, John Alfred suggested the City Proposals for Soccer and Little League Agreements will be presented to Park Easement for the Elementary School moving forward -Mr. Borge agreed to pay market rates for a certain portion of the road--$430,000 will be given to  look at a mobile trailer with cameras & Recreation Commission  City Engineer is working on the Sewer Impact Fee Study  the City  Negotiations with IPOA will begin next week.  M. COUNCIL COMMENTS/COMMITTEE REPORIS/EUTURE AGENDA:  ITEM: Mayor LaFayne  Announced that future agenda items also applies to the public.    Dominic Atlan:  Update on Park & Recreation Meeting: -Update on the Pool - Opening June 8, 2024 - Movie Night on May 31,2024 -Addressed the Memorial Benches -Eternal Flame at the Veterans Park  -Commission working on sponsorships for families that cannot pay for The Mayor is just trying to run an orderly meeting she is not trying to take  swim lessons away your right to speak.  Vice Mayor Wratten:  Review of current Contracts-will be presented at next Council meeting. Review of ARPA Funds and projects assigned to ARPA Like to expand our Solar footprint-current rate is. 1265 per watt - Bring  back at later date. Councilmember Rhoades:  The last City Council meeting was an absolute disgrace and would like to put on the agenda to replace the Mayor with the Vice Mayor  Councilmember Mitchell: timely manner  Would like the VOC Reports from CDCR that have not been received ina  Monthly meeting for Castle Park  COPS for Kids GofTournament and encourage kids to join June 8, 2024: free pool party at the. Junior High Oddities Craft Fair at Preston Castle on June 10, 2024 Discuss the Ad Hoc Committee for the. Arena Foothill Blvd. on next agenda  Mayor LaFayne:  Inquiry: At Howard Park near the barn very large Public Works project going on with exposed pipes. Looks like a pipe that intercepts our water.  City Manager will discuss with Public Works.  N.CLOSED SESSION:  CONFERENCE WITH REAL PROPERTY NEGOTIATORS Property: 1000 Castle Oaks Drive (APN 005-320-034) Agency Negotiator: George Lee, City Manager Negotiating Parties: Hahn Family Foundation Under Negotiation: Price and Term of Payment    0. REPORT OUT OF CLOSED SESSION: Mayor LaFayne announced that no action was taken and nothing to report out of Closed Session on the following:  CONFERENCE WITH REAL PROPERTY NEGOTIATORS Property: 1000 Castle Oaks Drive (APN 005-320-034) Agency Negotiator: George Lee, City Manager Negotiating Parties: Hahn Family Foundation Under Negotiation: Price and Term of Payment  P.A ADJOURNMENT: carried to adjourn at 8:37 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Janice Traverso City Clerk  Itwas moved by Councilmember Mitchell, seconded by Councilmember Atlan and    CITYOFIONE IONE, CA 95640  Agenda Item I.2.  DATE: TO: FROM:  JULY: 16, 2024  THE HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL  JODI STENECK, FINANCE MANAGER  SUBJECT: JULY 16, 2024 WARRANTS  RECOMMENDED ACTION: FISCAL IMPACT: $646,609.01 ATTACHMENTS:  Statfrecommends that the council review and approve the attached warrant list.  A. Warrant list dated 7-16-2024        00000    000  $  6            #    55 6  2        8888    3  38888888888885  888888888  N  e    3  3888888888888888888888888888888888888    1  388888888888888888888888888 d0    3  00 8    Agenda Item J.1.  ITEMJ.1.  STATUS AND UPDATE OF LANDSCAPING AT CASTLE OAKS  ORAL REPORT FROM CHRIS STRONG  ECOURBAN    CITYOFIONE IONE, CA 95640  Agenda Item J.2  DATE: TO: FROM:  JULY16, 2024  HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL SALINA MITCHELL, RECREATION COORDINATOR  SUBJECT: HOWARD PARK AND EB HALL FEE SCHEDULE UPDATE  RECOMMENDED ACTION: FISCAL IMPACT: the facilities and grounds. BACKGROUND:  Recommend approval of the Howard Park: and EB Hall Fee Schedule Update.  Updating the Howard Park and EB Hall Fee Schedule will provide minimal fiscal gain. The fee increases are very minimal but will help off-sêt the rising costs associated with maintenance of  Howard Park is used by not only the entire County of Amador, but also surrounding areas such as Lodi, Stockton, etc. The rental ofEB Hall is very popular for Quinceaneras, fund raisers, large gatherings, etc. The City has noti increased, or updated fees for this facility in at least six years. With continually rising costs for maintenance, supplies and other resources, Staff feels it'sa  good time to minimally increase fees and streamline the Fee Schedule.  DISCUSSION:  At the May 28th meeting oft the Parks & Recreation Commission, they recommended the approval of the City Council oft the Howard Park and EB Hall Fee Schedule Update. Given that the fee structure has not been updated in years and costs to maintain the facilities keep rising there is aj need for a slight increase. The increase will be minimal and will still provide a much valued recourse to our community well under the going rates of other similar facilities. Staff recommends that we increase the fees to rent EB Hall by a total of$105. We also recommend increasing the fee for the Amphitheater/Stage from $10 to $100. The outdoor area referred to as the "Beer Garden" has always been rented along with thel hall but since it is such a popular area, we suggest renting it independently oft the Hall for a fee of$195. We have also had many requests to rent the grassy area near the Hall, referred to as "Picnic Hill" and the Skate Park sO Staff also recommends renting those areas out as well for a fee of$100 per area. This increase is minimal and will open up the possibilities for facility use at Howard Park.    Int the past years one oft the parties that have rented thel Hall is the organization that holds the annual "Party to Pardee" fundraiser event. This event is huge with over 3,000 attendees annually and completely takes over the park. With the charge for each area being separate from the EB Hall rental, the City has an opportunity to charge large scale events al little more. Currently they are only being charged for the EB Hall rental and a $1 per car "parking fee". Because it is almost impossible to determine how many cars are parked, we propose changing the wording oft this fee from a "parking fee" to an "attendee fee". This fee can be used towards to maintenance and In addition to the few proposed increases, Staff has changed some wording and made the overall Fee Schedule easier to read and understand by combining language regarding deposits, etc. from several lines to one-line item. Copies of the old Fee Schedule, as well as the proposed Updated  improvements ofthe roads and parking within the Howard Park facility.  Fee Schedule are attached. ATTACHMENTS:  A. Updated Howard Park and EB Hall Fee Schedule B. Current Howard Park and EB Hall Fee Schedule    Auochment A Office: (209)274-2412 Fax: (209)274-2830 After Hours: (209)256-0698  City of lone 1E East Main Street PO Box 398 lone, CA 95640-0398  Fee Schedule  Howard Park Rental & Evalynn Bishop Hall 600 South Church Street, lone, CA 95640  EB HALL RENTAL FEES  Tables- 30 Round Orange- 139 Plastic- 52 Folding- 80  EB Hall..  $795 Chairs- 243 Total $ 50/day Green- 72  EB Hall Non-Profit Organizations. Early Set Up/Break Down.. Commercial Kitchen Only.  $695 $250  DEPOSITS REQUIRED AT TIME OF RENTAL Personal Damage & Cleaning (refundable).  $795  *Deposits are refundable. from the premises. Hall must be cleaned and re- turned in the state in which posit will be refunded upon  Key Replacement. PARK RENTAL FEES Amphitheater. Beer Garden.. Picnic Hill.. Skate Park.. Restrooms (outside use).  $25 All decorations & personal $820 property must be removed  $100  $195 itwas received, with no $100 property damage. Key de- $100 return of the key.  $75 $695  West Park (Amphitheater, Picnic Hill & Beer Garden).... $795  West Park Non-Profit Organization. MISC PARK DAY USE FEES Event Camping Non Vehicle Camping. Trailer/RV/Vehicle Overnight. EVENT ATTENDEE FEE  $ 25 per night $ 35 per night  A $1 fee will be charged for all outdoor event rentals hosting over 150 attendees and shall be paid when  Examples: Car clubs; Class gatherings; Company picnics; Private birthdays;  making final reservations.  Youth activities.    Attachment B Office: (209)274-2412 Fax: (209)274-2830 Weekend and After Hours: (209)256-0498  City ofl lone 1E East Main Street PO Box 398 lone, CA 95640-0398  Fee Schedule  I  Howard Park Rental & Evalynn Bishop Hall. 600 South Church Street, lone, CA 95640  HALL RENTAL FEES Commercial or Private Use.. Non-Profit Organizations. Non-Profit Youth Activities.. Early Set Up Fee..  Tables- 30 at 51 feet length Orange-1 139 Green- 72 Plastic- 52 Folding- 80  $400 Chairs- 243 Total  $350 $350 $50  Facility Cleaning Fee (mandatory and non-relundable), $165  DEPOSITS REQUIRED AT TIME OF RENTAL* Personal Item Clean-Up Deposit*. Property Damage Deposit*. Key Deposit*. KITCHEN FACILITY USE Commercial or Private Use.. Non-Profit Organizations. Adult Beverage Bar.. POLICE COVERAGE. PARK DAY USE  *Deposits are refundable if the building and no damage is done to the Hall. Key deposit will be refunded upon return of the key.  $120 all decorations and personal $550 property are removed from  $3 30  (Optional Use- Only in conjunction with Hall rental)  $100 $50 $25  $75/hour per Officer  (For example: Car.clubs; Class gatherings; Company picnics; Private birthdays; Youth activities)  Amphitheater/ Stage.. Restrooms (Inside of EB Hall). Parking Fee.. Trailer/ RV..  $ 10 $ 75  2 per vehicle $ 15 per night/ per vehicle  Revised 6/19/2018    CITYOFIONE IONE, CA 95640  Agenda Item J.3.  DATE: TO: FROM:  JULYI 16, 2024  HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL SALINA MITCHELL, RECREATION COORDINATOR  SUBJECT: ETERNAL FLAME TOWER AT VETERANS MEMORIAL PARK  RECOMMENDED ACTION: FISCAL IMPACT:  Recommend approval of the installation of an eternal flame tower at Veterans Memorial Park. Minimal to no fiscal impacts are associated with this project. The project may require the guidance and/or assistance of Public Works for the installation oft the propane. All costs willl be  paid for and/or reimbursed by the Veterans Memorial Foundation.  BACKGROUND:  The Ione Veterans Memorial Park, located at Preston Avenue and Main Street, was founded by the Ornsby Family in 2011. The foundation also hosts the annual Walk for the Troops fundraiser, which is a community favorite. All maintenance and improvements to the park are accomplished  by funds donated and volunteers organized by the foundation.  DISCUSSION:  At the May 28th meeting of the Parks & Recreation Commission, they recommended the approval of the City Council oft the addition of an eternal flame to the existing Veterans Memorial Park. Jake Herfel has been hired as the project manager, and he has put together a comprehensive set of plans and specs for the flame. The calcs have been prepared and stamped by a structural engineer. All work shall be done under permit issued by the City. The only component of the project yet to be finalized is the source oft the natural gas needed to fuel the flame. There are two options; one being that the bank allows the foundation to run a splitter that allows just enough gas to run the flame. Unfortunately, this does not seem to be a viable option at this time. Option two, the City line would need to be tapped into, with thel help and guidance ofthe Public Works Division. Either way, the amount of gas needed is sO minimal it will most likely not increase the gas bill, but the foundation is happy toj pay for any and all associated The tower will be placed behind the wall of names and will rise above it with a continual flame. As there are very minimal fiscal impacts, we ask that the City Council approve the addition of  costs.    the eternal flame to the existing monument. Robyn Ornsby and Jake Herfel are here tonight to  answer any additional questions Council may have. A. Structural Calculations & Design Submittal  ATTACHMENTS:    WEATHERBY-REYNOLDS-FRITSON PROJECT. Eternal Flame Tower CLIENT. City of Ione  DATE. 3/20/2024 TEW  BY.  ENGINEERINGI ANDDESIGN  STRUCTURAL CALCULATIONS  PROJECT  Al New Eternal Flame Tower for: Jay DI Memorial Park 39 West Main Street Ione, CA 95640 A.P.N. 004-220-033-000 City of] Ione City of Ione P.O. Box 298 Ione, CA95640 (209),274-2412  Hugh Herfal 6376 Towt  Martu)  OWNER  Jakehepal Lefahaices  2092 274-223/  CONTENTS Tower Design Wall Lateral Design Anchorage Design. Lateral Design Pad Footing Design Structural Notes  2 2 3. 4 6  PROFES 1A024 No.83321 UG.EP.12S1-75  SHT. 1/8  (209)-223-0381 [Voice] (209)-223-0716 [Fax) 206Peek Street Jackson, CA. 95642 htp//www.wriadcom  EDMAGPNOTNANO ISI NOTTOI BEL LSEDFORCONSTRUCTON UNTISTAMPEDANDI WETSIGNEDI BY1 TMEPROJECTENGNEER    WEATHERBY-REYNOLDS-FRITSON  PROJECT. 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MEMORIAL ETERNAL FLAME CLIENT: CITY OF IONE BY: TEW  WP  Wp= 13,600 Ibs H= 8.118 f(Height) B= 6.00 ft(width)( (B>L) L= 6.00 ft (length) per google earth Latitude: 38.3528 38'21'9.96"W Longitude: -120.9344 120"563.82"W Ss= 0.383 perl USGS S1= 0.199 per USGS D per ASCE7Section 11.4.2 Fa= Fv= Ip= ap= Rp= Fp=1.6'SDs*Wp Fp= 0.61 *P Fp= 8,295 Ibs (shear) 0.4'ap*SDs Fp= (Rp/lp) SOF Fp= 1,555 Ibs (shear)=Qe 4.06 ft 4Y  0.00ft  Seismic Design: Site Class:  sketch  below per ASCE7Section 11.4.3 and 11.4.4Building" Type: lorll 1.493 so SMs= Fa*Ss= 0.572 02/3-SMs = SDs= 0.381 <-Cp per ASCE 7Table 11.6-1 2.201 so SM1= Fv'S1= 0.438 02/3"SM1 = SD1= 0.292 <-D per ASCE7Table 11.6-2  1.00  Seismic Design Category C  1.00 per ASCE7 z= 0.00 f(0= on ground) 2.50 Table 13.6-1 h= 8.12 (min.) Sloshing? SL= 1.00 (1=nos sloshing)  perASCE7 Sec.1 11.6 Q= 2  Maximum: Actual:  Minimum: FP*03'SD:"p-wp Fp= Fp= Vs=  0.11 *Wp 1,555 Ibs (shear) 830 Ibs  (1+2zyWpsoF 0.06 *Wp*SL=  1,111 Ibs-Qe/1.4for) ASD forf foundation MaS h qvolar"  Structure Attachment.xis  3    v.. pGIarie wealyn wiaps  USGS web services were down for some period oft time anda as al resultt this tooly wasn't operational, resultingi in timeoul error.  USGSV web services arer now operational sot this tool should work as expected.  OSHPD a  City of lone Eternal Flame Latitude, Longitude: 38.352764, -120.934392  S  Shell  Dan Luis Méxican lone  Lourela Perry A. Earl Park Oakshire Dr Gienbrooko Dr   lone Plaza Market Dryre  EMatetest G0A) 3/14/2024, 4:04:491 PM ASCE7-16 I D-Default (See Section 11.4.3)  ne,  ReeS Goigle Date Design Code Reference Document Risk Category Site Class Type Ss S, SMs SMi Sps Spi Type SDC F. Fy PGA FPGA TL SsD S1D  Folhy  Map data 02024  Value 0.383 0.199 0.572 0.439 0.382 0.293 Value Description D  Description  MCER groundr motion. (for 0.2 second period) MCER ground motion, (for 1.0s period) Site-modified: spectral acceleration value Site- modified spectral acceleration value Numeric seismic design value ato 0.2 second SA Numeric seismic design value at1 1.0 second SA  Seismic design category 1.493 Site amplification factor at 0.2 second 2.201 Site amplification factor at1 1.0 second 0.162 MCEG peak grounda acceleration 1,477 Site amplification factor atF PGA PGAM 0.239 Site modifled peak ground acceleration SSRT 0.383 Probabilistic risk-largeted ground motion. (0.2 second) 1.5 Factored deterministic acceleration value. (0.2s second) S1RT 0.199 Probabilistic risk-targeted ground motion. (1.0s second)  12  Long-period transition periodi ins seconds  SSUH 0.396 Factored uniform-hazard (2% probability ofe exceedance in 50 years): spectral acceleration S1UH 0.209 Factored uniform-hazard (2% probability ofe exceedance in 50) years)s spectral acceleration, PGAd 0.5 Factored deterministic acceleration value. (Peak Ground/ Acceleration)  0.6 Factored deterministic  4  acceleration value. (1.0s second)  psihwmseimemapson    5 PAGE: DATE: 3/14/2024  Mathayeymoar-rtson Engineering and Design 206P Peoks Street Jeckson, Ca.9 95642 (209)2 223-0381 LATERAL DESIGN (CONTINUED): WIND DESIGN per ASCE7-16F Figure2 28.5-1, page 316 Mean Bulldingt height, h= 15.00 R Exposure B A= 1.00 Kxt= 1,00 Ww= 1.00 perA ASCE7Table1.5-2 ps= A"Ka"l"ps30- Roofs Slope 0.10 :12 sos slope- 0.48 degrees Wind Speed: 95.00 MPH SIMPLIFIED WIND: from ASCE7-16, Figure2 28.5-1, page 317 RoofA Angle x:12 A 0.48 0.10 =x sops30 (usd)- 14.30 -7.40 9.50 andp ps (asd)= 8.58 4.44 5.70 WORST CASE= 8.58 psf long direction: (gable) least! hord dim= 6.00 R*0.1= 0.80 Rsoa- eavel ht= 9.00 R*0.4- 3.60 R or least! hord dim= 6.00 R*0.04= 0.24 R or short direction: (eave) least! hord dim= 6.00 R'0.1- 0.60 soa= eaveht= 9.00 R*0.4- 3.60 ft or least! hord dim= 6.00 R*0.04= 0.24 or  PROJECT: ETERNAL FLAME CLIENT: CITYOFIONE BY:_ TEW  (convert usdt tos asd byr multiplying! by  0.6 )per ASCE 7-16, Section2.4.1  NOTE: Per ASCE7-16, Section 28.5.4, minimum wind Pss shall be 16, pst. Thisis ULTIMATE STRENGTH! DESIGN (USD). Allofthe Wind Chapters arel USD. Ther minimum windF Ps may ben multipledby 0.6 for ALLOWABLE: STRESSI DESIGN( (ASD) per ASCE 7-10, Section  1.00 *ps30 2.4.1:F Pasd= 16PSF 0.6=9.6 psfr minimumf for design.  Tyuas 008.56p6.  B C D E -4.40 -17.20 -2.64 -10.32 0.60 R 0.24 ftminimum 3.00 Rminimum 3.00 R 6.00 R 0.60 R 0.24 Aminimum 3.00 ftminimum 3.00 R 6.00 R  G -9.80 -5.88  H -12.00 -7.60 -24.10-18.80 -7.20 4.56 -14.46-11.28  Eoh Goh  sousear so2a- sousear so2a  tr  Transverse  Longitudinal  REPERENCE-latealas  7    Weahaibyheymol-Fitson Engineering and Design 206 Peeks Street Jackson, Ca. 95642 (209) 223-0381 given: a= P= e= L= V= h= try: B= D= Lo= check overturning: Mo= P*e +V'(h+D)= w-Plo2tg8D'bgi2 SOMr= FS= Mr/Mo= check soll pressure: P-P-M'l-s"erDrlo soPo= e= Mo/Po= ife<Lo/6, Po qmax= B"Lo size top stee!: wtop: = fy= fc= b= d= Mu= X= Asr= 1.33Asr= Asmin= Asmax= As-reqd= size bottom stee!: gmax = q1= fy-= fc= b= d= Mu= X= Asr= 1.33Asr= Asmin= Asmax= As-reqd=  PAGE:  PROJECT: VET. MEMORIAL ETERNAL FLAME CLIENT: CITY OF IONE BY:_ TEW DATE: 3/14/2024  PADI FOOTING AT WALLS WITH SEISMIC LOAD  (Minimum:) 6ft6in SQUARET byifoin DEEP CONCRETE PADI FOOTING W/4-#4T TOP REINFORCING EACHV WAY (MIN.) WI4-#4E BOTTOM REINFORCING EACHI WAY (MIN.) basic qa= 1,500 psf qa-actual= 1,500 psf LF= 1.0000 Load Factor Try and Use  150 pcf= Concrele density 8,160 Ibs. = Vertical load =0.6xDL 0.000 ft.= Eccentricity 6.0000 ft.= Bearing! length 1,555 Ibs. = Horizontall load 4.0590 fL.= Heightt tos shear above footing 6.50 ft.= Footingy width 1.00 f.=Footingo depth 0.250 ft.= Footing extension! beyond panele each end 6.50 =L+2'a=F Footing length  footing volume = 1.5648 cu. yds.  #4 Topr reinforcing #4 Bottom reinforcing #4 TOP ANDE BOTTOM  7,867 ft-bs 47,117 ft-bs 5.99 O.K. 14,498 Ibs. 0.54 ft so Lo/6- and Lo/3= ife<Lo/3, L'=3"Lo/2-e)= Mo*6 515 psf q= B'Lo*2 qmin= 171 psf 150 plf=G*D 60 ksi 2.5 ksi 12.00 In 8.75 in 0.08 In-k=12"1.4/1000" wtop* *a*2/2 446 0.0002 in*2/H 0.0002 in*2/H 0.3500 in-2/f-(200bdFy) # 1.8708 in*2/ 0.0002 in-2/1F 60 ksi 2.5 ksi 12.00 in 8.75 in 446 0.0005 in*2/1f 0.0006 in*2/H 0.3500 in-2/t-(200bd/Fy) # 1.8708 in*2/1f 0.0006 In-2/H  1.08f. 2.17ft. 8.12f. 2*Po 549 psf B'L' Qa= 1,500 psf stress level= 0.366 O.K.  minimum bars req'd overal!: 0.1963 0.3068 0.4418 0.6013 0.7854 1.2272  4 bars at 10629 "o.c. 5 bars at 16608 "o.c. 6 bars at 23916" "o.c. 7 bars at 32552" "o.c. 8 bars at 42517 "o.c. 10 bars at  1 1 1 1 1 1  66432" "o.c.  365 psf= gabove wtop (concrete weight) 352 psf=(qat'a")- wtop (concrete weight)  0.23 in-k=12-1.7*1 100-((gmax-qt)"ar2/3+q1"-212)  minimum! bars req'd overall!: 0.1963 0.3068 0.4418 0.6013 0.7854 1.2272  4 bars at 5 bars at 6 bars at 7 bars at bars at 10 bars at  3641 "o.c. 5689 "o.c. 8192 "o.c. 11150" "o.c. 14564" "o.c. 22756" "o.c.  1 1  Pad_Footingi.sis    WEATHERBY-REYNOLDS-FRITSON PROJECT. CTEPAL FVAME  DATE. 3no-zt - BY. TON 97 SITE NOTES  Cty OF Iong  CLIENT.  NBEA  ENGINEERING ANDI DESIGN  GENERAL STRUCTURALI NOTES OFT THEC CURRENT EDITIONO OFT THE CALIFORNIA BUILDING CODE (CBC) ANDALL OTHERPUBUCATIONS, ANDSTANDARDSI USTEDHEREIN. THEC CONTRACTOR: SHALL VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS PRIORT TOSTARTING ORI INCONSISTENCIES. NOTESA ANDO DETAILSON DRAWINGS SHALLI TAKE PRECEDENCE OVERG GENERAL NOTESA AND1 TYPICAL DETAILS ORS SPECIFICATIONS. WHEREF REFERENCE ISN MADE TOV VARIOUS TESTS STANDARDS FORK MATERIALS. SUCHSTANDARDS: SHALLE BET THEL LATESTE EDITIONA AND/ORA ADDENDUM. FINISHEDS STRUCTURE. THEY DON NOT INDICATE THE METHODOF CONSTRUCTION. THEC CONTRACTORS SHALL PROMDE ALLA MEASURES NECESSARY TOF PROTECT THES STRUCTURED DURING CONSTRUCTION. SUCH MEASURES SHALLI INCLUDE, BUT NOTE BEL UMITED1 TO,E BRACING, SHORING, FOR LOADS DUE TOC CONSTRUCTIONI EQUIPMENT, ETC. REACHT THEIRI ULTIMATES STRENGTH. OPENINGS, POCKETS, ETC., SHALL NOTE BEF PLACED! INSLABS, DECKS, BEAMS, JOISTS, COLUMNS, WALLS, ETC.. UNLESS SPEOFCALIYDETALEDONT THE STRUCTURALI DRAWINGS. NOTIFY THISE ENGINEERV WHEN DRAWINGS BYC OTHERS SHOW OPENINGS, POCKETS, ETC., NOT SHOWNON THES STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS, BUTV WHICH AREL LOCATEDINS STRUCTURAL MEMBERS. CONSTRUCTIONN MATERIALS SHALLBES SPREADOUTIFF PLACEDO ONF FRAMED FLOORORF ROOF. LOAD SHALLI NOTE EXCEED1 THEC DESIGNLVE LOADP PER SQUARE FOOT. PROMDE ADEQUATE SHORINGA AND/ORE BRACING WHERE SUCHLOADSV WOULDE EXCEEDI DESIGNL UVELOAD. CONTRACTOR: SHALLE READA ANDFOLLOW ALLF REFERENCEDICCF REPORTS FOR INSTALLATIONOFT TEMS/ AS SHOWN. ALTERNATE METHODS OF CONSTRUCTION MAY BE SUBMITTEDF FOR APPROVAL TOT THISE ENGINEERV WITHA APPUICABLEW ICC 10. FIELDI INSPECTIONI ISN NOT INCLUDEDV WITHIN THE SCOPE OFS SERVICES  ALLWOAK SHALLBEF PERFORMEDI IN ACCORDANCEV WITHA APPLICABLE SECTIONS CONTRACTORS SHALLI INVESTIGATE: SITED DURING CLEARING ANDEARTHWORK CONSTRUCTION. NOTIFYT THIS ENGINEERI IMMEDIATELY OF ANYO DISCREPANCIES 2. DEMOLISHA AND/ORF REMOVEA ALLS STRUCTURES, BOTHSURFACE AND  OPERATIONS FORFLLEDE EXCAVATIONS ORBURIEDS STRUCTURES SUCHAS CESSPOOLS, CISTERNS, FOUNDATIONS, ETC. FASUCSTRICIEBARE FOUND, NOTIFY THISE ENGINEERI IMMEDIATELY. SUBSURFACE, TREES, BRUSH. ROOTS, DEBRIS ANDA ALLO OTHER DELETERIOUS MATERIALSF FROMF PROJECT SITEL UNDERE BUALDING AREA ANDA AREASTO ALLF RELATIMVE COMPACTION REQUIREMENTS: SHALL CONFORMT TOA ASTMD-1557 TEST METHOD UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. ALLF FILLV WITHNBUILDABLE AREAS OFS SUBGRADEN INF PAMNG AREASS SHALLE BEC COMPACTED1 TOS 95%F RELATIME COMPACTION. ALLI TRENCHESI IN PAVED AREAS SHALL BEC COMPACTED1 TOA MINIMUMS 95%F RELATMVE COMPACTION (TOP 2-0). ALLT TRENCHESE BEHINDCURB ANDGUTTERS SHALL BEC COMPACTED1 TOAN MINIMUM9 90%F RELATIVE COMPACTION. ALLI MATERIALS ANDV WORKI RELATED1 TOF PAVING SHALL CONFORMI TOSTATE OF PARTICULARLYS SECTIONS 39A AND40. ALLI IMPROVEMENTS SHALL CONFORM1 TOLOCALSTANDARDS. UNLESSNOTED OTHERWISE ALLF PAVEDA AREASS SHALL BE LBS. PER1 100S SQ.F FT.1 TOP PREVENT WEED GROWTH. ALLS SITE CONCRETE CURBS, GUTTERS, DRVE APPROACHES, ANDW WALKS SHALLBE CLASS B CONCRETE (5S SACKI MIX) WITHAM MAXIMUMS SLUMPOF5' ANDA MINIMUM: 28-DAY COMPRESSMVE STRENGTHOF2 2,5001 PSI. CARPORT AND GARAGES SLABS, EXTERIORS STEPS, ANDP PORCHES1 TOE BE 3,500PSI MIN. (NO TESTING REQUIRED). PROPERTY DIMENSIONSA SHOWNA AREE BASED ONF PECORDINFORMATONA AND SHOULDBER FIELDV VERIFIED BYAPROPERTY: SURVEY PRIORT TOC CONSTRUCTION. ALEKTERORCONCRETE: FLATWORK! SHALL MVEABROOMPFNSH 10. CONTRACTOR SHALL GRADE AROUNDE BUILDING TOR PROMDED DRAINAGE AWAY FROM FOUNDATIONAND: ADJOINING PROPERTIESA ATLEAST 10FEETATA SLOPEOF5%.  RECEMER FILL  THE CONTRACT STRUCTURAL DRAWINGSA ANDS SPECIFICATIONS REPRESENT1 THE SHALL BEC COMPACTED1 ros 90%F RELATIVE COMPACTION. ALLF FILLA ANDUPPER6 TEMPORARYE BRACINGO ORSHORING SHALLI NOTE BEF REMOVEDUNTILI MATERIALS CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OFT TRANSPORTATION: STANDARDS SPECIFICATIONS,  ATA  TREATEDV WITHF POLYBICHLORATE. ARATE OF4  ASS  REPORTS. PROVIDEDE BY THISE ENGINEER.  SHT. 7/B  (209)-223-0381 [Voice) (209)-223-0716 Fax) 2061 Peek Street Jackson, CA. 95642 htp//www.wrfed.om    WEATHERBY-REYNOLDS-FRITSON CLIENT. aN of SoHE  GTOSAL BAMB  PROJECT.  DATE. 3202t BY. TW n8 CONCRETE NOTES  ABEA  ENGINEERING ANDI DESIGN  MASONRY NOTES ÇONCRETE! MASONRY! UNITSS SHALLE BE NORMALI WEIGHT UNITS CONFORMING TOA ASTMC-90, WITHAN MINIMUMG COMPRESSIVE: STRENGTH (FM) OF2 2,000PSI. MASONRYE BLOCKUNITS ARES 8x8x16N MODULARS SIZE PRECISION SPUTFACE UNITS, UNLESSI NOTEDO OTHERWISE. MORTARS SHALL CONFORMTO ASTMC-270, MPESWITHAMMMUM: 28 DAY COMPRESSNE STRENGTHO OF 1,800PSIL. GROUTS SHALL CONFORMI TOASTMC-476, WITHAMNMUM,28DAY COMPRESSNVE STRENGTHO OF2 2,00PSI. ÇEMENT FORM MASONRY MORTARA ANDGROUTS SHALLE BET MPEHPORTLAND CEMENT, MEETING THEF REQUIREMENTSOF/ ASTMC-150. REINFORCINGS STEEL SHALLE BE! INTERMEDIATE! DEFORMEDE BARS CONFORMING TOASIMASISWTNAOAT SMALLERG GRADE 40A AND SORLAAGERGADE 60. SPUCES RENFORGINGSTEEL SHALL BELAPPED 48B BAR DIAMETERS, WILL NOT BE/ ALLOWED. FABRICATINGI DETAILS SHALL CONFORM TO1 THE ACI MANUALOFS STAMDAPDPRACTICE WHEN GROUTING! ISS STOPPED FORS ONE HOUR ORLONGER. HORIZONTAL CONSTRUCTONJOINTS: SHALL BE! FORMED BY STOPPING1 THEG GROUTPOUR 1-1/2"E BELOWT TOPO OFT THEL UPPERM MOSTUNIT. ALLE BONDE BEAME BLOCKS SHALL BE" DEEP CUT" UNITS. FOOTING DOWELSS SHALL BE PROMDED/ AT POINTV WHERE CELLSARE REINFORCED/ AS SHOWNO ON1 THED DRAWINGS, UNLESS NOTEDO OTHERWISE. 10. ALLE REINFORCING! STEEL, ANCHORE BOLTS, DOWELS, ANDI INSERTS SHALLI BE WELL SECUREDI POSITIONF PRIORT TOPLACING CONCRETE ORG GROUT. WALLS SHALLE BE GROUTEDS SOUDUNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIEDONT THE PLANS, WIRE MESHS SHALLE BE USEDI TOF FORMH HORIZONTALLY PAPER, CARDBOARD, ETC., NOTA ACCEPTABLE)! INPARTIALLY GROUTEDV WALLS, 12. BENTPARAXCHOAPQATSS SHALL! HAVEAHOOKY WITHA90DEG. BENDWITHAN INSIDE! DIAMETERO OF THREE BOLT DIAMETERS, PLUSA AN EXTENSION OF11/2 BOLTDIAMETE ERS ATI HE FREEE END. HEADED ANCHORB BOLTSS SHALL HAVEA STANDARDBOLT ALLE BOLTS SHALLE BEC GROUTEDI PLACE WITHA ATLEAST 34:OFGROUT! BETWEENT HEB BOLTSA AND1 THEN MASONRY. DRILLED ANCHORS 13. ÇLEANOUT OPENINGS SHALLE BE PROVDEDA AT BOTTOMOF/ ALL VERTICALLY. GROUTEDO CELISIFGROUTEDI LIFTE EXCEEDS 5-4. MAXIMUM ALLI MASONRYA ANDWALLS THES SHALLE SOLERESPONSIBLIYOFT BE ENCD/SREGURDTO THE MINIMU JMY MNDI LOADOF 10PSF APPLIEDP PERPENDICULART TO WALLINE EITHERD DIRECTION. BRACING SHALLE REMAININP PLACEUNTLI THE STRUCTURE! IS COMPLETEE ENOUGHT TOS SUPPORT THE WALL 15. ATALL OPENINGS INMASONRYV WALLSF PROMDE TWO( (2). #5BARSA AT. JAMBS, HEADANDS SILLS,E EXTENDING 2-0'8 BEYONDE EDGESC OF OPENING FOR HORIZONTAL BARS AND TOP TOBOTTOMFORY VERTICALE BARS, UNLESS NOTED 16. VERIFYN MASONRY OPENINGS SIZES AGAINST APPROVED/ APPURTENANCE SUBMITTALS PRIORT TOM MASONRYO CONSTRUCTION. ALLWALLP PIERSL LESS THAN3TIMES THEV WALLT THICKNESS, HORIZONTAL TEELF REINFORCINGS SHALLBE CHANGED1 TO#STESATEO.C. HOOKED AROUND1 THE. JAMBE BARS. GROUT SOUD. 18. GROUTA ALLCELLSS SOLIDT TOB"A ABOVE TOPOFF RETAINEDE EARTHBACKFILL ADJACENT1 TOWALL 19. WATERPROOFNGOF! BLOCK! WALL ATRETAINEDE EARTIBACKPLSMALBE ETHERA ASPHALI CONFORMING TO ASTME D-4491 TYPE AORCOAL TARPITCH CONFORMENG TOA ASTMD-450IMPE BOR ASNOTEDE BELOW. ALTERNATE WATERPROOFING! MATERLNISSUCHASE BENZONITE, MOROSEALVOLCIAY PANELS, FUNTKOTE! MONO-FORM, BITUTHENE, CRCBSITANOZOR EQUALI MAY BE USED. APPUVPERMANUFACTUERE SPECIFICATIONS. 20. ALLEXPANSIONA ANCHORS SHALLBEEMHER. HILTIKWIK BOLT3ANCHORS! INSTALLEDINA ACCORDANCEY WITHK ICCF REPORT NO. ESR-1385 MINIMUME EMBEDMENTSNOTED U.N.O.OR SMPSONSTRONGBOLT2 ANCHORS INSTALLEDIN/ ACCORDANCEV WITH IAPMOREPORTI NO.E ER-240V WITHMINIMUMI EMBEDMENTS! NOTED, U.N.0. ALLSCREW! ANCHORS SHALLE BEEITHER: HILTIHUS-EZ: SCREW ANCHORS SANEDMACORMSPTNCC REPORTNO. ESR-3056V WITH! MINIMUME EMBEDMENTSA NOTED, U.N.O SIMPSON TITENHDS SCREW ANCHORS INSTALLEDI INA ACCORDANCE WITHICC REPORTI NO.E ESR-1056V WITH! MINIMUME EMBEDMENTSNOTED, U.N.0. ALLEPOXY ANCHORS SHALL! BE EIHER: HILTIHIT-HV7 70E EPOXY ANCHORS INSTALLEDINA ACCORDANCEY WITHICC REPORTN NO. ESR-2682V WTHMINIMUME EMBEDMENTS! NOTED, U.N.O. OR SIMPSONS SET-XPE EPOXY ANCHORS INSTALLED! INA ACCORDANCE WITHIAPMO REPORT NO. UES-265V WITHI MINIMUME EMBEDMENTSI NOTED, U.N.O.  ALLO CONCRETE SHALLI HAVEAN MINIMUMU ULTIMATE COMPRESSME! STRENGTHOF 3,000 PSIIN28D DAYS UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED OND DRAWINGS EXCEPTE FOR EXTERIORS STEPS, PORCHES, CARPORT ANDO GARAGE SLABSW WHICHS SHALL BE 3,500F PSI MIN. THE QUALITY ANDD DESIGN OFC CONCRETE SHALLE BEIN ACCORDANCE WITHO CBC EXCEPTI ITEMS NOTS SPECIFCALIYCOVEREDT THEREIN SHALL ALSO CONFORMV WITH ACI-318. THEN MAKIMUM SLUMPS SHALLBES 5INCHES. DESIGNE BASED ON MINIMUM2 2.500 PSI SON NOS SPECIALI NSPECTONSREOUIRED REINFORCINGS STEEL SHALL BEI INTERMEDIATE! DEFORMED BARS CONFORMING TOA ASTMA A-615, GRADE 40. SPLICESIN1 THEF REINFORCING STEEL SHALLBE LAPPED 486 BARI DIAMETERS, MINIMUM, UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. SEPARATE BARS1 1-1/2 BARI DIAMETERS CLEARV WITHAN MINIMUMO OF 1-12 CLEAR. FABRICATING! DETAILS SHALL CONFORMT TOT THEA ACIN MANUAL OFS STANDARD PRACTICE. ALLF REINFORCING SURFACES POUREDA AGAINSTE EARTH. FORMEDS SURFACESE EXPOSED1 TOC GROUND ORV WEATHER. 2 ALLI MOULDS, ORNAMENTS, GROOVES, CUPS, ANCHORBOLTS, ETC. SHOWN ON THED DRAWINGS SHALLI BEF PROMDEDE FORINT THEF FORMV WORK BEFORE THE CONCRETE! ISF POURED. ALLF SHALLE REINFORCING: BEV WELL SECUREDI STEEL, ANCHORBOLTS, INF POSITIONP PRIORT DOWELS TOPOURING ANDOTHERI CONCRETE. INSERTS ALLA ANCHORE BOLTS SHALL CONFORM ASTMA-307. WATERPROOFING EIHERA ASPHALTO CONFORMING1 TO ASTMD-4491 TYPE AORCOAL1 TARPITCH CONFORMING TO ASTM! D-4501 TYPEE BORASNOTED BELOW. ALTERNATE WATERPROOFING MATERIALS SUCHA AS BENZONITE, THOROSEAL, VOLCLAY PANELS, FUNTKOTEN MONO- FORM, BITUTHENE, ORC CHEMSTRUCTIONNO,: 20R EQUALI MAYE BE USED. APPLY PERI MANUFACTURER: SPECIFICATIONS. FORA ALLI HYDRONIC FLOORI INSTALLATIONS, THE CONTRACTORIS) TOPROVIDE R101 RIGID SLAB! INSULATION TOA DEPTH OF 18-ORT TO1 THE TOP OFF FOOTING, WHICHEVERISI LESS. ALLI EXPANSION/ ANCHORS SHALL BE EITHER: HILTIM KWK BOLT IZI ANCHORS INSTALLED INA ACCORDANCEY WIHICC REPORTI NO. ESR-1917V WITH MINIMUME EMBEDMENTS NOTED, U.N.O. OR SIMPSON STRONG-BOLT: ANCHORS INSTALLEDI IN ACCORDANCEV WITH ICCF REPORT NO. ESR-3037 WITHI MINIMUME EMBEDMENTS! NOTED, UN.O. ALLS SCREWA ANCHORS SHALL BE EITHER: HILTIHUS-EZ: SCREW ANCHORS INSTALLEDI INA ACCORDANCE WITHK ICC REPORTI NO. ESA-3027 WITH! MINIMUME EMBEDMENTS! NOTED, U.N.O SIMPSON TITENH HDS SCREW ANCHORS INSTALLEDI INA ACCORDANCE WITH ICCF REPORT NO.E ESR-2713V WITH MINIMUME EMBEDMENTS! NOTED, UN.O. ALLE EPOXY ANCHORS BE HLTIHIT-HY: 200E EPOXY ANCHORS INSTALLEDI INA ACCORDANCEW WITHICC REPORT NO. ESR-3187WITHI MINIMUME EMBEDMENTS NOTED, U.N.0. OR SIMPSONS SET-XPE EPOXY ANCHORS INSTALLEDINA ACCORDANCEY WITHICC REPORT NO.E ESR-2508V WITH) MNMUMEMBEDMENTS) NOTED, U.N.0.  SHALLI HAVEAN MINIMUMO CONCRETE COVERA AS  MINIMUM, UNLESS NOTEDOTHERWISE. FIELDWELDING OF REINFORCING: STEEL FOLLOWS, UNLESS! NOTEDO OTHERWISE:  3  TOA  OF CONCRETE WALLA AT RETAINEDE EARTHE BACKFILL SHALLE BE  SHALLNOTBES BE8-0.  FORTHECASTI INPLACEE BOLTS.  SHALL  SHALL EITHER:  OTHERWISE.  SHT. 9/B  (209)-223-0381 [Voice] (209)-223-0716 [Fax) 206Peek Street Jackson, CA. 95642 htp//wwwwrfed.om    )      CITYOFIONE IONE, CA 95640  Agenda Item J.4.  DATE: TO: FROM:  JULY16, 2024  THE HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL  GEORGE LEE, CITY MANAGER  SUBJECT: REVIEW AND APPROVE CONTRACT WITH WATERSTONE  SERVICES, LLC FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF PLANT EQUIPMENT  AND INSTALLATION  RECOMMENDED ACTION: of the new equipment FISCAL IMPACT:  Approve contract with WaterStone Services, LLC: for plant equipment upgrades and installation  Equipment and Installation $179,028.00  BACKGROUND: This upgrade will fulfill the majority oft the requirements for Title 22 as previously stated in West Yost's report. Telstar previously submitted aj proposal for approximately $250,000. Waterstone submitted a contract proposal to perform the same work in  the amount of $179,028.00.  ATTACHMENTS: WaterStone Services, LLC Proposal    Services, LLC  IXC WATERSTONE  WaterStone WATER AND  WASTEWATER SERVICES  Date: June 19, 2024  To: Re:  George Lee, City Manager From: Kathy Stone, Waterstone Services  lone' WwTP-Improvement Equipment and Installation  for plant equipment upgrades and installation oft the  Waterstone is pleased to provide a quote  new equipment. SUMMARY OF ITEMS  Six Hach TU5 series low range laser turbidimeters with flow sensor, Four Prominent Universal 4-20 flow pace capable chemical feed pumps.  automatic cleaning, and system check. Four Prominent skids for chemical feed pumps. One Prominent DAC Total chlorine analyzer. Plumbing tubing, pressure gauges, valves, and fittings.  Eight sampling pumps. Chlorine analyzer skid.  SCOPE OF SERVICES  Decommissioning of 6 existing Turbidity meters. Plumbing sample lines to all 6Turbidity meters Wiring in all 6 new Turbidity meters to existing power and signals. Decommissioning existing Chlorine analyzer. Rewiring Chlorine analyzer to existing power, connecting analyzer to communications SCADA, and plumbing sample linesi in. Decommissioning all four existing chemical feed pumps. Tearing out all existing damaged/aged Chlorine piping and replacing it with tubing, valves, and simpler interchangeable parts. Connecting four chemical feed pumps to communications, SCADA Wiring four chemical feed pumps to existing electric panels. Installing six sample feed pumps with wiring and plumbing. Mounting 61 Turbidity meters into existing cabinets. Anchoring 3 chemical feed pump skids in existing concrete pads.  Place, Chico, CA 95973  I  530.518.686  14063 Morning Glory    Mounting Chlorine analyzer skid into existing chlorine analyzer cabinet. Calibration of all new equipment to manufactures standard Perform all start-up of the equipment to demonstrate validity to' Water Lump Sum Price for Equipment and Installation.. Shipping and Handling for Supplied Materials IS INCLUDED  Boards $179,028.00  Sales Tax IS INCLUDED  in  2024, it has been over 60 days and prices  Based on the numbers we calculated, April, Please let me know if you! have any have changed in both equipment and contractors. with the City on these improvements  questions. We look forward to working together asd discussed at the recent council meeting.  Respectfully,  Kathy Stone Waterstone Services, LLC 530-518-6861  ChepSla    Agenda Item J.5.  ITEMJ J.5  DISCUSSION OF WILDFLOWER RESIDENTIAL  STREETS - CROSSWALKS