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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - December 19, 195158 COUNCIL CHAMBERS CITY COUNCIL CITY HALL - CITY OF LODI D?07:41RE 19, 1951- This 951- This regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi held beginning at 8:05 P.M. of Wednesday, December 19, 1951; Council -.n Bull, Haskell, Preszler, Rinn and Tolliver present, none absent. The minutes of the previous meeting of December 5, 1951 :were approved as written and mailed. - REPORT OF THE CITY M4STAMR - A:;ARD OF GISOLINE CONTRACT FOR 1952 RES. 1648 E:0i;DAY HOLIDAYS ALLOWED City Lhrao r H. D. Weller read a tabulation of bids received and opened by the Purchasing Clerk on December 17th for the furnishing of the City's requirements for gasoline for the year 1952. The bid submitted by Tokay Oil Company being the lowest of the five bids received, award was made to that Camaany by the adoption of Resolution No. 1648, introduced by Councilman Rina, Haskell second and passed without dissent- ing vote. In the .atter of allowing time off for the kandays preceeding Christmas and New Years Day as requested by the City Employees Association on December 5th: nn motion of Councilman Bull, Preszler second) all emrloyees were allowed one of these days as a Holiday, which employees as to which days to be determined by the head of the department in which he is employed, service to the public not to be interrupted. Alloaaance of these inter- vening days between a Sunday and a Holiday is to ba understood as a -pertaining -to the present instance and creating no precedent for future years. A letter expressing the thanks of the City Employees ,;,ssociat- ion for granting of these days off and for opportunities allowed by the City Council for discission of mutual problems during the year was read by the City Manager. PUBLIC HEARINGS - COLDAIdI REZONING APPROVED ORDDIANCE 451 INT'TRODUCD. UTILITY E T TSI QNS LAKESIDE PK. POLICY IN REGARD TO IITILITIES IN s1BDIP. RES. 1649 At this time, the Nayor declared the meeting open under the above head for reception of protests against the Commercial Zoning of Lots 15 and 16 in Block 8 of Th tchins High School Addition, Northeast corner California Street and Lodi Avenue. Proof of proper notice of hearing was made by affidavit and on a call for objections, none were offered. Moved by Council- man Haskell, Bull second that this rezoning be approved by the introduction of ORDINANCEND. 451, entitled, " AMENDING E ZONE DISTRICT MAP OF THE CITY OF LODI AND l'4 4:r,E Y REZONING AND RECLASSIFIDTG LOTS 15 AND 16 IN BLOCK 8 OF nUat..iiiNSGE rT'i SCHCOL ADDITION TO LODI TO BE IN TEE COL'.EiiCIAL DISTRICT ZONE SUBJECT TOC TA= RESTRICTIONS NAMED =MIN a . motion carried and this di a ce ordered to stand introduced and laid over for the statutory period of not less than five days. still under this order of business, Mr Theodore Nickel, subdiv- ider of Lakeside Park, orally protested being billed for a deposit of one half of the estimated cost of extending public utility facilities to his subdivision. D,ir Nickel said that this billing is the first notice he had had that sucth a dersitt would be reauired . 1:embers of the City Council main sine at same previous time, determination had been made that all subdividers of property would be required to deposit one- half the estimated cost of utility extensions. Several instances were'cited where such deposits had been required and made but the minutes were vague as to the effective date of this policy determination particularly as applying to Lakeside Park; there- fore, moved by Councilman Haskell, Bull second, that owing to this uncertainty, ur Nickel be relieved of the obliggtion to Hake this deposit. -Ition carried. Then moved and seconded by the same Counci1ien, that Resolution No. 1649 be adopted :herein a definite policy statement is made relating to utility eaten.. sions and applying to all subdivisions made since November 1, 1950. Resolution adopted :rithcut record vote but no disagree- ment -stated thereto. 59 ( minutes of December 19, 1951 - sontinued - 2 ) The granting of a variance to Roy htlura and Henry Yamada to allow the use of a 40 foot by 150 foot lot at 13o. 315 PACKING LOT South Church Street as a vehicle parking lot, as reco=end- 315 S:CEORCH ed by the City Planning Oo=i.ssion, was approved and ordered .1FPROM granted on notion of Councilman Bull, Rinn second. The Planning Commission stated that a variance rather than rezoning was thought proper in order to limit the use of this lot to the purpose above stated. COU`TCIL CHAMBERS CITY COUNCIL CUES CITY HALL - CITY Of LOOS - At this time, Messrs R. P. Barbour and N. T. BeckMan, mhO mre present and took part in the discission relating to rII 1�p utility extensions, submitted a final ;ap of w BARBCUR-ByCSL?AN B -B TRACT 6 TRACT NO. 6 ", lands in Stdrla School Addition and in APPROPE Eutchins Addition to Lodi lying west of Pleasant Avenue, PTO. 450 north of Tokay Street and extending from Imtchins and Lee ADOPTM) Avenues to Pleasant Avenue. 1p approved on motion of A;-ZM Councilman Haskell, Rinn second, signed by the mayor and SA:AILT deposited with the City Clerk for delivery to subdividers ORDHLANC3. after the same had been checked by the City Faagineer. of the City Planning Commission A repot recommending a parcel or land on the Southeast corner REZONING of Church Street and Forrest Avenue to be rezoned for multiple Id. CHURCH family residence uses was received. set for hearing of BRING SET objections on Jamuary 16, 1952 at 8;00 P.M. on motion of Councilman Preszler, Haskell second. The granting of a variance to Roy htlura and Henry Yamada to allow the use of a 40 foot by 150 foot lot at 13o. 315 PACKING LOT South Church Street as a vehicle parking lot, as reco=end- 315 S:CEORCH ed by the City Planning Oo=i.ssion, was approved and ordered .1FPROM granted on notion of Councilman Bull, Rinn second. The Planning Commission stated that a variance rather than rezoning was thought proper in order to limit the use of this lot to the purpose above stated. Attest; 7. F. Rr asr �City Claims in the amount of $31,952.01 as submitted by the Finance CUES Department and approved by the City I eager were allowed and - ordered paid on motion of Councilman Preszler, Haskell second. ORDINANCE N0. 450 " ALMMING S-ECTIONS 5 AND 7 OF O?XnL�N,-CE N0. 444 ENTITLED '.All ORDIFLD UM F=G THE COLiPFZMAZION Or 0::lCM3 AND rAPLCIZES OF TEE CITY OF LODI = RANG CP.DIPTANCa Aa O2DIIvam AND PARTS OF OSDINANm IN COi484.ICT mmmum " PTO. 450 having been regularly introduced on December 5, 19510 was ADOPTM) brought up for passage on .:lotion of Councilman Rina, Preszler A;-ZM second, second reading, after reading by title, omitted, and SA:AILT then finally passed, adopted and ordered to print by the ORDHLANC3. following vote: ATM: Ccu:cilmen, Rinn, Treszler, BU.119 Haskell and Tolliver NOES: Councilmen, None. ABSENT., Councilmen, gone. B&yor Tolliver then approved and signed Ordinance No. 450. At 9:31 P.:1. the City Council adjourned on motion of Councilman Hasksll. All Councilmen, the City Won and the City Clerk remained in conference until 10:52 Pig, in discussions relating to the office of the City Clerk to be vacated shortly by retirement of the incumbent. Attest; 7. F. 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