The City Council meeting addressed several consent agenda items, including discussions regarding security contract extensions and the scheduling of street repaving projects. Public comments featured an invitation to the upcoming Sand Hill Crane Festival, as well as citizen concerns regarding local crime rates and police response times. Additionally, the council conducted a public hearing to consider ordinances aimed at updating the municipal code, specifically regarding agricultural mitigation fees, parkland dedication, and general development code administration.
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The council meeting agenda includes the presentation of proclamations for Public Power Week and Fire Prevention Week. Key business items involve an amendment to the professional services agreement with BKF Engineers, updates to the purchasing policy to comply with federal requirements, a sole source agreement for the Spydus Integrated Library System, and an improvement agreement for the Blayke-Maisyn Estates Subdivision. The council will also review an addendum for a water line interconnect project, certifications for the Low Carbon Transit Operations Program, a street right-of-way vacation on Pleasant Avenue, and a transit advertising revenue agreement extension. A public hearing will be held to consider a major annexation request and pre-zoning for the West Side Annexation Project.
Sep 23, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Lodi Site Plan and Architectural Review Committee Regular Meeting
The Committee approved a 44-unit senior townhome project and denied a request for the installation of electronic message signs on City property, citing safety and aesthetic concerns. Additionally, the Committee reviewed a proposal for the construction of a new convenience store and auto/truck fueling facility.
Sep 16, 2026·Board meeting
City Council Regular Meeting
The council meeting addressed several proclamations, including the recognition of National Hispanic Heritage Month, National Community Planning Month, National Library Card Signup Month, and Constitution and Citizenship Day. The meeting featured presentations and art reveals from the Lodi Public Library and El Consilio California. Additionally, the council convened in a closed session regarding legal cases involving Christopher Bennett and Cindy Lee Laam against the City of Lodi, and approved a resolution accepting the 2025 electric utility power source disclosure.
