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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - June 6, 195117 dOUICIL CHAMBERS CITY COUNCIL CITY 011 - CITY 6F LObI Tune 6, 1951 This regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi called to order by the ihyor at 8;14 P.hr. of Wednesday, June 6, 1951; Councilmen Bull, Haskell, Preszler, Rinn and Tolliver (f&yor), present, none absent. =nates of the previous meeting of Drhy 16, 1951 approved as written and mailed: REPORT OF lar. CITY UAIUCER - mr Weller presented for Council approval, a sub -lease cover - Ing the west 30 feet of Lot 6 and all of Lot 7 in Block 10, SUB -LEASE Mokelumne, B.Z.3ishaffey, Lessor, rental at $150.00 per month, 113-117 17teen one year from May 1, 1951, use restricted to that of a PING ST parking lot. City Attorney Glenn Wast approved this lease as H.E.btArjA- s'Y to form. Moved by Councilman Rinn, Haskell second, that the LESSOR. City execute this lease. I,?otion carried and the Mayor signed the lease on behalf of the City. POLICE REPORT The monthly report of .the Chief of Police for the month of MAY 3by was received and read .by the City Iftnager. Lodi 20-30 Club was granted a refund of $1.00.00 license Yee RSEIIPID paid by it on account of a recent circus sponsored by this LICE163 FM Club, it being claimed that the Club had -received erroneous TO 20-30 information in the City gall that this circus being conduct - CLUB. ed for a charitable purpose would be license tax free. Reiland ordered on motion of Councilman Bull, Preszler second. After reminder by the City Manager that the tem of office of Mr Robert S. Fuller as a member of the City Planning Commiss- R.S.FVLLfiEt ion would expire Tune 30,1951, it•was moved by Councilman REAPPOINT= Haskell, Bull second, in that Wr Puller had well and truly TO C.P.C. served on this Cammission since Jhnuary 17, 1945, that he FAQ ILM. be re -appointed for the statutory tem of four years from Pbi 7-1-51 July 1, 1951- Councilman Rinn expressed the satisfaction Of the City Council for aur Faller -'s devotion to this posit- ion and the motion was carried by umxdmous consent. An undated petition signed by twenty-one persons requesting PETITIOU that " Lincoln Avenue from First street through Daisy Avenue WIDENING on the property owned by the City " be widened was read and LINOOLN A4F,. on motion of Councilman Bull, Haskell second, referred to the City Manager for his investigation and report. A petition signed by J. Z. Liebig and H. R. Neat " on behalf of the landlords, citizens and property owners of the City of Lodi "dated Sky 31, 1951 and requesting that the City DBCCVMCL Council set a date for hearing on rent decontrol was read by PROCE 3NQS the City 1%mager. Councilman Haskell, Bull second introduced DZITZIM. Resolution No. 1615 wherein Wednesday, June 20, 1951 at 8:15 RES. 1615 P.M. and the City Council Chambers is set as the time and place for a public hearing for the reception of evidence either for or against the continuance of rent control in Jodi. This resolution also directs publication of notice of this hearing in both local newspapers at least ten days before the date of hearing. Resolution adopted by unanimous vote. An application for a " use pewit " to allow the conduct of BF,1= SHV a beauty shop as a home occupation at No. 513 North -Church 313 N.0 URCH Street, signed by Lars Claudia Sries, was ordered referred to TO C.P.C. the City Planning CoaRmission for action under Section 9 of Ordinance M. 238. 12" PARING On application of Pacific QLs & Electric Company, a twelve Z= F.SPAB- minute parking zone was designated to be located opposite LISiM AT No. 12 West Pine Street; notion Councilmen Preszler, Bull 12 W.= secozul. POLICE REPORT The monthly report of .the Chief of Police for the month of MAY 3by was received and read .by the City Iftnager. Lodi 20-30 Club was granted a refund of $1.00.00 license Yee RSEIIPID paid by it on account of a recent circus sponsored by this LICE163 FM Club, it being claimed that the Club had -received erroneous TO 20-30 information in the City gall that this circus being conduct - CLUB. ed for a charitable purpose would be license tax free. Reiland ordered on motion of Councilman Bull, Preszler second. After reminder by the City Manager that the tem of office of Mr Robert S. Fuller as a member of the City Planning Commiss- R.S.FVLLfiEt ion would expire Tune 30,1951, it•was moved by Councilman REAPPOINT= Haskell, Bull second, in that Wr Puller had well and truly TO C.P.C. served on this Cammission since Jhnuary 17, 1945, that he FAQ ILM. be re -appointed for the statutory tem of four years from Pbi 7-1-51 July 1, 1951- Councilman Rinn expressed the satisfaction Of the City Council for aur Faller -'s devotion to this posit- ion and the motion was carried by umxdmous consent. 18 (minutes City Council,Jun 6,1951 -continued - 2 ) COONCIL CHAKBERS CITY .COUNCIL CITY HALL - CITY OF LODI -Lrs Dorothea Gessler, lessee of the refresh ment stand conces- LAKE PARK ssion at Lodi Lake Park since 1941, applied for a two year a�WT extension of this priviledge rich will expire November 30th CCNCFMICN of this year. Decided that new specifications and lease form TO BE LET be prepared and that the concession be let on competitive M BIDS. bids, letting date to be decided later, also tea of new lease. Resolution No. 1617 was introduced by Councilman Ba11, Rion Co[Adi'Y second, and adopted without dissenting vote. This resolution PARTICIPATION requests the Board of Supervisors to contribute to the support TICK of the City Recreation program for 1951-1952. A tri -party joint pole agreement for use of 17 poles in the 7.P.A, alley between Mm and Locust Streets, west of Cherokee Acne, P.G.& E. was approved on notion of Councilman Haskell, Rinn second and P.T. & T. then signed by Mayor Tolliver. 'Contracting parties, the rrity C. OF L. of Lodi., Pacific Gas & Electric Co. and Pacific Telephone"and Telegraph Ca*sxq. Niorthern San Toaquin County Safety Council by letter ccx=ended H.S.J.S.C. the use of portable signals at Ikshington School but reeermend- SCnOCL ad that manually operated pedestrian signals be installed at glCRIAM all school crossing's. Recommendation referred to City l.nager for investigation. TRANSM No objection was bffered to a notice of transfer of an " off - LIQUOR 'sale " liquor license frau Claude Littleton, 10 N.Church St. LICE= to Henry Lutz, 107 N. Sacramento St. Specifications for the City2s requirements of lubricating oils OIL & GRSM and greases were approved and advertisement for sealed bids ordered on motion of Councilman Haskell, Preszler second. Award of contract for purchase of one raw sewage pump, bids SMGE PCW opened Tune 4th, was made to Chicago Pmap Caapamy as lowest AWARD bidder by the adoption of Resolution No. 1614, introduced by R63..1614 Councilman Bi -1, Haskell second. Bid price $1,310.00 plus 3% sales tax; services of an erection engineer at $35.00 per day. Lregul.arity in receipt of bid waived. A letter vas read frac the Secretary of Lodi District Chamber of Conmerce transmitting a recommendation of the Chamber's LORI DIST. Higbmy Committee that the Southern Pacific Lodi Avenue cross - C OF C. ing be repaired. This letter also suggested that there*be RR XING AM closer coordination between the City and San 7oaquin'06uity BCRDEt STS. in higsway matters, particularly, -that the County assume sone part of the widening and improvement of city bordering streets, i.e. South iutchins Street and Sam Pane. Letter referred to the City 2knager. Councilman Bull suggested that Southern Pacific be warned that it must discontinue blocking -street crossings with standing trains. Tokay Cold Storage Plant, SW corner Flora Streets and Seaton Avenue ( SJ&in St ), applied on behalf of Central California C.C.T. SING Traction Company, for a permit or an easement to cross Flora FLORA ST TO Street, about 15 feet west of C.C.T.CcmpaaW*s present Seaton TCM COD xvenne main track with a spur tract to serve Tokay Cold 9basage STMAQ,i R.M. Plant. Pbmit ordered granted in such form as may be required, revocable at pleasure of the City in case of non-use for a period of one year and subject to other restrictions as to minterance of this crossing as is usual in other street crossing pewits or encroachments on public property. (ranted on notion Councilman Rinn, Haskell second. Resolution No. 1616 was introduced by Councilman Rion, Bhskell RAS. 1616 second, confirming the execution by the City )!fiaffiger of an SAI-Uff suRVL1' agreement with the State Personnel Board for a salary. survey. Resolution adopted by unanimous vote. Resolution No. 1617 was introduced by Councilman Ba11, Rion Co[Adi'Y second, and adopted without dissenting vote. This resolution PARTICIPATION requests the Board of Supervisors to contribute to the support TICK of the City Recreation program for 1951-1952. ( ainntes Tune 6. 1951 - continued - 3 ) COUMCIL CHAMBERS CITY COUNCIL CITY HALL - CITY OF LOBI Claims in the amount of $59,439.22 as approved by the City 3hnae CLQ - were allowed and ordered paid on motion of Councilmen BuL, Bas's second. In the natter of the an:Ye3mtion of FORTIETH ADDITICNt OP.DMINCS NO. 441, introduced My 16, 1951, entitled " APPROM''G THE Al2MTICN OF FORI3ETH ADDITION TO THE CITY OF LORI, M - XIMUTICN CM -1A, CWHISING CERTAIN MMELM= =MTO)i5: 19 THE SCUTE•-3AST FORTISPH MM_4 UTM OF SECTICU 11, TOANW_TP 3 NORTH, RANGE 6 EAST, ASM ADDITION DECI :RING THE =M IS AIZXM TO AVID MME PART OF TM CITY OF A.ODI CC&MIZ ED was brought up for passage on motion of Councilman Bull, Preszler CRDINANCE N0. second, second reading omitted, after reading by title, by unenim- 441 ADC1PTl:D cus consent and then passed, adopted and ordered to print by the follovring vote: AYES; Councilmen, Bull, Preszler, Haskell, Rinn and Tolliver. NOESs Councilmen, None. ABSENT: None. 3eyor Tolliver then approved and signed Ordinance No. 441. In- the matter of the annexation of FIRTY-BIRST AMITICN: CEDINANCE NO. 442, introduced bi;y 16, 1951, entitled , APPROVING Ari ATI@T OF FORTY-FRST AMITION TO THE CITY OF LODI, AIIMATIW C:LLIFOP"'.IA, CaNRISIIvG C_M= MIN ABITED TERRI M IN LOTS FMdy_jVW 47 AND 48 OFSAMMCE HOIESTSAD ADDITION IN SAN T04M COUNTY AMITICN AND DECLI=G THAT TAS SAME IS NOW A111MM TO AND MADE PART OF CMT6Tr'D ME CITY of LORI ^ was brogght up for passage by Councilman CRDMIANCE N0. Haskell-, Preszler second, second reading emitted, after reading 442 ADCFTM by title, by unanimous consentland then passed, adopted and ordered to print by'the following vote: AYES: Councilmen, BRskeI1, Preszler, Eu11, Rinn and Tolliver. NOSE Councilmen, None. ABSENT: None. bhyor Tolliver then approved and signed Ordinance No. 442. The ;hgor then announced that the meeting was open under the head of Public Hearings for the reception and hearing of protests against sidec:alk construction as proposed in Resolution of TAtent- ion No. 16M adopted April 18, 1951 and amended by Resolution No. 1609 of Shy 16,1951. n iRTKG of The City Clerk read twelve written objections filed with him prior OBJ-zCTICNS to the hour set for hearing and two presented during the course of TO SIDEXUZS this meeting. Several persons representing both proponents and pURSUANT To opponents of the work addressed the Council and viwwed the plan of R.I.16A1. the assessment district. It appearing, from a statement of the PES. 1612 City Clerk that protests related to less than 12J% of the frontage WEEMLING involved, all protests were overruled and denied by the adoption PROTESTS of Resolution No. 1612 introduced by Councilman Haskell, Bull ADOPTM. second and carried by unanimous vote. 'The motion for adoption of P.esalution No. 1612 also directed that further proceedings be delayed until the June 20th meeting when a Resolution Ordering the Mork rmuld be prepared and submitted. The City Council then proceeded to consider the proposed budget of expenditures for the coning fiscal year. Copies wale furnished each Councilman and the press by the City 9ftnager and salient items explained by him. No positive action being appropriate at this time, the budget was left in the hands of the City Council. At 11;48 P.m. the City Council adjourned on Specifications and notice to bidders covering the City's leg31 LEG1L AM. publications for 1951-52 were approved and adopted by Resolution 1951-52 No. 1Q3, introduced by Councilman Bull, Haskell second and passe RE8.1613. by unanimous vote. Infarml award of contract for construction of the Central Pacifi A't&M ngAX Toitay street Crossing mads by the Council as Oommittee of the who. ZING CCNMWT on l&y 23, 1951 was affi=ed formally by the adoption of Rescluti, TO C.00WOCD No. 1631, introduced by Councilman Rinn, Preszler second and passe CMD13M by unanimous vote. This award is to Claude C. Wood Coanpaz7, love: :%MS. 1631 -bidder at $2,378.00. The only other bid received was that of A.Teichert and Son at $2,755.00. In the natter of the an:Ye3mtion of FORTIETH ADDITICNt OP.DMINCS NO. 441, introduced My 16, 1951, entitled " APPROM''G THE Al2MTICN OF FORI3ETH ADDITION TO THE CITY OF LORI, M - XIMUTICN CM -1A, CWHISING CERTAIN MMELM= =MTO)i5: 19 THE SCUTE•-3AST FORTISPH MM_4 UTM OF SECTICU 11, TOANW_TP 3 NORTH, RANGE 6 EAST, ASM ADDITION DECI :RING THE =M IS AIZXM TO AVID MME PART OF TM CITY OF A.ODI CC&MIZ ED was brought up for passage on motion of Councilman Bull, Preszler CRDINANCE N0. second, second reading omitted, after reading by title, by unenim- 441 ADC1PTl:D cus consent and then passed, adopted and ordered to print by the follovring vote: AYES; Councilmen, Bull, Preszler, Haskell, Rinn and Tolliver. NOESs Councilmen, None. ABSENT: None. 3eyor Tolliver then approved and signed Ordinance No. 441. In- the matter of the annexation of FIRTY-BIRST AMITICN: CEDINANCE NO. 442, introduced bi;y 16, 1951, entitled , APPROVING Ari ATI@T OF FORTY-FRST AMITION TO THE CITY OF LODI, AIIMATIW C:LLIFOP"'.IA, CaNRISIIvG C_M= MIN ABITED TERRI M IN LOTS FMdy_jVW 47 AND 48 OFSAMMCE HOIESTSAD ADDITION IN SAN T04M COUNTY AMITICN AND DECLI=G THAT TAS SAME IS NOW A111MM TO AND MADE PART OF CMT6Tr'D ME CITY of LORI ^ was brogght up for passage by Councilman CRDMIANCE N0. Haskell-, Preszler second, second reading emitted, after reading 442 ADCFTM by title, by unanimous consentland then passed, adopted and ordered to print by'the following vote: AYES: Councilmen, BRskeI1, Preszler, Eu11, Rinn and Tolliver. NOSE Councilmen, None. ABSENT: None. bhyor Tolliver then approved and signed Ordinance No. 442. The ;hgor then announced that the meeting was open under the head of Public Hearings for the reception and hearing of protests against sidec:alk construction as proposed in Resolution of TAtent- ion No. 16M adopted April 18, 1951 and amended by Resolution No. 1609 of Shy 16,1951. n iRTKG of The City Clerk read twelve written objections filed with him prior OBJ-zCTICNS to the hour set for hearing and two presented during the course of TO SIDEXUZS this meeting. Several persons representing both proponents and pURSUANT To opponents of the work addressed the Council and viwwed the plan of R.I.16A1. the assessment district. It appearing, from a statement of the PES. 1612 City Clerk that protests related to less than 12J% of the frontage WEEMLING involved, all protests were overruled and denied by the adoption PROTESTS of Resolution No. 1612 introduced by Councilman Haskell, Bull ADOPTM. second and carried by unanimous vote. 'The motion for adoption of P.esalution No. 1612 also directed that further proceedings be delayed until the June 20th meeting when a Resolution Ordering the Mork rmuld be prepared and submitted. The City Council then proceeded to consider the proposed budget of expenditures for the coning fiscal year. Copies wale furnished each Councilman and the press by the City 9ftnager and salient items explained by him. No positive action being appropriate at this time, the budget was left in the hands of the City Council. At 11;48 P.m. the City Council adjourned on