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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda Report - August 16, 1989 (69)C j N C I C 0 M M U N I C A ON TO: THE CITY COUNCIL COUNCIL MEETING DATE: FROM: THE CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE AUGUST 16, 1989 SUBJECT: RESOLUTION RETIRING THE CITY COUNCIL CHAMBER LOCATED AT 221 VVEST PINE STREET AS THE OFFICIAL MEETING PLACE OF THE LODI CITY COUNCIL RECOMMENDED ACTION: That the City Council adopt Resolution No. 89-106 retiring the City Council Chamber at 221 blest Pine Street as the official meeting place of the Lodi City Council. BACKGROUND INFORMATION: The official Minutes of the Lodi City Council reflect that the first meeting held in the present Council Chamber was on February 20, 1928. Recently, the City Council adopted Ordinance No. 1456 establishing the Carnegie Forum as the official meeting place of the City Council. On September 5, 1989 the Carnegie Fonun will be dedicatea and the September 6, 1989 City Council meeting will be held in the new Chamber located in that facility. It seems only fitting that on the occasion of the last Regular City Council Meeting to be held in the Chamber at 221 West Pine Street that me officially bid farewell to this room which has served this ccmmunity so well during the last 61 years. Alice M. Reimche City Clerk AMR/jmr "// /! y-. �: �ii111C�)�i►[I���!�[IL� RESOLUTION RETIRING THE CITY CJOUNCL CHAMBER LOCATED ON THE SECOMD FLOOR OF CITY HALL, 221 VST PINE STREET, LODI AS THE OFFICIAL MEETING PLACE OF THE LORI CITY COUNCIL, WHFRFAS, the first meeting of the Lodi City Council in the Council Chamber at 221 West Pine Street, Lodi was held on Monday, February 20, 1928; and WHEREAS, Councilmen Hale, Shattuck, Weihe and Mayor Spooner were present. Councilman Roach was absent due to a serious illness; and WHEREAS, the following items appeared 'on the agenda of that meeting: I) A special committee from the Lodi Churchman's Club addressed the Council regarding the necessity of enforcing the State law regarding lights on bicycles and the curbing of roller skating by children on the streets. 2) Mc Christian Rageth presented a plan for the landscaping on the south and west sides of Lawrence Park. 3) Communications received included the following: a) a i etter from F. A. Doughcrty and Sons applying for a share o.` the insurance on the New City Hall; b) a letter from Hill's Jewelry Store regarding clocks; c) an application from G. J. Krieger for permission to operate a popcorn wagon on the streets. 411 Four building permits for structures totallin- %6,800 were granted. 5) C4 ty Engineer L. F. Barzel 1 otti presented a tentative plan for a comfort house fcr Lawrence Park. 6) The following plans for improvements were referred to the Committee on Finance and Revenue: Lodi Library E: tensions City Park Improvements City Hall lighting Standards Parking City Hall Grounds Remodeling of V.1ater Plant Street Grading Machine Garage at. City Hall Barnhart Sewer Extensior. Tower for Fire Signal Garage at Maple Square 7) Bills in the amount of S2,422.9; were Approved. 8) The disposal of cannery waste for the coming canning season was discussed. 9) The program for the public opening of the new City Hall was discussed. WHEREAS, during the past 61 years, thic chamber has been the setting of debate, deliberation, and decision which has resulted in the stability, growth and development of our City; and WHEREAS, the City's population has increased from approximately 7,200 to 50,000, and the annexed territory from 1.51 square miles to 9.450 square miles; and WHEREAS, over the years, City Council Members have given unselfishly of their time and talent in providing the best possible government for the City of Lodi, and loyal and efficient civic employees have dedicated themselves to faithfully and effectually carrying out the acts of the City Council; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that it seems only fitting on the occasion of the last regular City Council meeting of the Lodi City Council to be held in this chamber that NAe bid farewell to this room which has served this community so well during these years. Dated: August 16, 1989 1 hereby certify that Resolution No. 89-106 was passed and adopted by the City Council of the City of Lodi in a regular meeting held August 16, 1989 by the following vote: Ayes : Council Members - Hinchman, Olson, Pinkerton, Reid and Snider (Mayor) Noes : Councii Members - None Absent: Council Members - None RES891O6/TXTA.02J J Alice M. Reimche City Clerk 89-106 -2- RETIRECC, TXTA.02J RESOLUTION RETIRING THE CITY COUNCIL CHAMBER LOCATED ON THE SECOND FLOOR nF CITY HALL, 221 WEST PINE STREET, LODI AS THE OFFICIAL MEETING PLACE OF THE LODI CITY COUNCIL Whereas, the first meeting of the Lodi City Council in the Council Chamber at 221 West Pine Street, Lodi was held on Monday, February 20, 1928. Councilmen Hale, Shattuck, Weihe and Mayor Spooner were present. Councilman Roach was absent due to a seriously illness. The fallowing items appeared on the agenda of that meeting: 1 A special committee from the Lodi Churchman's Club addressed the Concil regarding the necessity of enforcing the State law regarding lights on bicycles and the curbing of roller skating by children on the streets. 2 Mr. Christian Rageth presented a plan for the landscaping on the south and west sides of Lawrence Park. 3) Communications received included the following: a) a letter from F. A. Dougherty and Sons applying for a share of the insurance on the New City Hall b) a letter from Hill's Jewelry Store regarding clocks c) an application from G. J. Krieger for permission to operate a popcorn wager) on the streets. 4) Four building permits for structures totally $6800 were granted. 5) City Engineer L. F. Barzellotti presented a tentataive plan for a comfort house for Lawrence Park. 6) The following plans for improvements were referred to the Committee on Finance and Revenue: Lodi Library Extensions Street Grading Machine City Park Improvements Garage at City Hall City Hall Lighting Standards Barnhart Sewer Extension Parking City hall Grounds Tower for Fire Signal Remodeling of Water Plant Garage at Maple Square 7) Bills in the amount of 52,423.94 were approved. g) The disposal of cannery waste for the coming canning season was discussed. g) The program for the public opening of the new City Hall was discussed. During the past 61 years this chamber has been the setting of debate deliberation, and decision which have resulted in the stability,growth and development of our City. The City's population has increased from approximately 7,200 to to 50,000. The annexed territory from 1.51 square miles to 9.450 square miles. Over, the years City Council Menbers have given unselfishly of their time and talent in providing the best possible governrient for the City of Lodi. Loyal and efficient civic employcss ' ave dedicated themselves to faithfully and effectually carry out the acss of the City Council. It seems only fitting on the occasion of the last Regular Council Meeting of the Lodi City Council to be held in this chamber that that vie bid farewell to this room which has served this community so wel l during these pa& years.