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CITY HALL - CITY OF LOX
-.=ii DAY, . APRIL 5 ,1950
Regular
meeting of t e City Council, City of Lodi begin iIlg at 8:15 P.b:.
of `iiednesday,
April 5, 1950; Councilmen Buil, Hassell, Lytle, Tolliver and
Rinn,(:.ayor)
present, none absent.
:.:inutes
of the previous meetings of :,_arch 1st and Lkrch 15th severally
approved as written and mailed.
In the tatter of the opening of South Orange Avenue from Oak to
Pine Street, in dispute between Louis Fugazi, Dino Barengo and
Terry Salanon since December 30th,1949 as to the payment of the
paving costs: i.'ayor Riau read from a letter from City !Sanger
71eller to the several Councilmen dated April 4, 1950, offering
su>gestions as to the settlement of this dispute and also making -
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a tentative policy statement to apply in similar instances where
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new subdivisions abut on presently subdivided property or on
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partially improved streets. :.h Weller's suggestions offered two
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alternate plans for payment of the amount in controversy, now
estimated to be 4132.89; {1) that a special assessment district
be formed, (2), that, in view of the fact that there is now no
established policy applicable in this instance, that the City
contribute the disputed amount in that the City had been to no
expense in acquiring right of way and would incur no other expense
in improvement of this portion of street. Councilman F.askell
then :moved, in that the amount is too small to justify the
involved proceedure and expense of special assessment proceedings
and, that the new policy to be adopted, had to have a point of
beginning, that the General 'mind stand the amount of $132.89 and
that the policies stated in = Weller's letter above mentioned be
a-pproved and adopted as effective from now on, such statement of
policy to be set forth in full in the minutes of this meeting.
Councilzan Tolliver seconded this motion and a vote being had,
it carried by unanimous vote.
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The pclicy statement mentioned above, is as follows:
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" As an extension of present City pclicy, the City Council
determines: here.a subdivision or a similar development is
contemplated in an area abutting on a proposed street outside
and i-=ediately adjacent to the proposed subdivision or devel-
opment, the subdivider or developer shall be required to finance
the curb and gutter, paving and storm drain structures in the
one-half of said proposed street closer to his subdivision or
development.
The other one-half of such proposed street shall be assessed
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against properties abutting on the other side, whether the
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same constitutes an existing subdivision, admitted and devel-
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oped prior to the adoption of this policy, or land and improve-
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ments developed otherwise than by subdivision. If, in the
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opinion of the City Council, the said abutting properties are
not capable of development or not anticipated to be developed
within a reasonable time, the City s4all advance the agreed
cost of one half the expense of developing said street, and
such advance shall thereupon became a lien against said abutting
properties, on the basis of front footage, as the same are
developed.
T..'here a subdivision or similar development is contemplated in
an area abutting on an existing street surfaced to a standard
inferior to the then -existing City requirements, said subdivider
or developer shall be required to pay one-half the cost of
raising said street to proper standards and shall otherwise
meet the requirements as set forth above. If any such existing
street is contained wholly or partly within a proposed subdiv-
ision or development, said subdivider or developer shall pay
all costs, or an appropriate proportion of costs if said street
is partly within the area of proposed development, required
for the raising of said street to required standards, and shall
othercrise meet the requirements as set forth above.
Every subdivider or developer shall furnish such evidence of
ability to finance any such improvements as the City Council
-------may-require
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City Manager Weller then presented plans, specifications, finding
of prevailing wage scale and contract documents prepared by the
P. & S. FCR City Engineer for the widening of that part of Pleasant Avenue -
VUDFNING _lying between the alley in Block 4, =kelumne and the south line
PCRTICN Or- of West Elm Street. Councilman Haskell, Lytle second, then moved
PLEASi'F ZZ. approval and adoption of these plahs, specifications and findings
APPP_OVED BY by the passage of Resolution Ile. 1520. This resolution then passed
AES. 1520. by the assenting votes of all members of the City Council.
zt this time, proposals received by the City Clerk up to 10:00 A.M.
City I.amager Yeller then presented bids and a tabulation thereof,
received and opened Parch 31, 1950 for asphalt, crushed rock and
equipment rental to be used in the balance of this fiscal year
on city streets, suggesting thet the proposal of Claude C. Wood
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Company, on all items, be accepted.
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A representative of Asphalt Service Company of West Sacramento
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objected to the awarding of the contract for asphalt to Wood, atat-
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Ing that his company was low bidder on this item and was amply
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prepared to make delivery although their plant is some forty miles
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from Lodi.
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Councilman Bull advocated award to Wood on the grounds that
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the work could better be performed through one contractor in that
delays could be definitely placed on the party at fault, whereas,
with two or more furnishers of material, one would blame delays
or defective materials on the other.
Councilman Lytle moved award for asphalt to Asphalt Service
Company but his motion failed for want of a second.
Councilman Bull, Tolliver second, then moved that award for
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asphalt and crushed rock be made to Claude C. Wood Company at the
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prices stated in that company's bid, as the best acceptable bidder,
by the adoption of Resolution of Award No. 1518, which resolution
was then adopted without dissenting vote.
In the matter of equipment rental, there were only two bids
received, that of Louis Biasotti and Son and that of Claude C.
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Wood Company. It being manifest that the Wood Company bid was
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the lowest and best bid, Councilman Bull, Tolliver second, moved
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the adoption of Resolution of Award No. 1519 ai-mrding. this contract
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to Claude C. Wood Company. Resolution adopted by unanimous vote.
City Manager Weller then presented plans, specifications, finding
of prevailing wage scale and contract documents prepared by the
P. & S. FCR City Engineer for the widening of that part of Pleasant Avenue -
VUDFNING _lying between the alley in Block 4, =kelumne and the south line
PCRTICN Or- of West Elm Street. Councilman Haskell, Lytle second, then moved
PLEASi'F ZZ. approval and adoption of these plahs, specifications and findings
APPP_OVED BY by the passage of Resolution Ile. 1520. This resolution then passed
AES. 1520. by the assenting votes of all members of the City Council.
zt this time, proposals received by the City Clerk up to 10:00 A.M.
of April 3, 1950 were presented and opened, viz: Herb Hellwig,237
Flora Street, Lodi bidding $5.00 for a franchise to operate bus
lines within the City; Lehrer and Son, now of Ellensburg, Wash-
ington, biding a similar amount for this franchise. Attorney
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Rclhort H. LLllen, representing Mehrer, made an oral statement of
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hehrer's experience in operating bus lines in E.lensburg and of
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his proposed operations in Lodi, stating that hbhrer would begin
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operations within thirty days if awarded the contract with two
busses with a 1" fare, school children at 12 rides for $1.00.
Herb Hellwig said that he proposed to -operate station wagons in
lieu of busses but, if the Council so directed, would put on
one or more busses. = hellwig was asked if he intended to follow
fixed routes but evaded the question, saying that he would start
from his terminal at fixed times. Layor Rizn then called for
oral proposals for this franchise and none being offered, asked
City Attorney West for his interpretation of the act under which
similar franchises are to be let. while is :Test was reading the
act and the notice calling for proposals, the Council proceeded
to consider the next order of business; that of the application
of H. E. P'ahaffey for transfer of his taxi cab business permit
to --dward E. Dancer and C&cil Linder, filed with the City Clerk
on April 4, 1950.
City Manager Vde=ler read the application at length, stating that
he had no o;pertunity to investigate the standing of either of
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the proposed transferee's as to financial responsibility, moral
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character e: reputation, and would prefer that a proval be witheld
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to the next Council meeting to allow such investigation. Mshaffey
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objected, stating that he was yell acquainted with both men; that
his public liability and compensation insuraneq policies would
expire at midnight of this day and that he knew that these men
were financially able to carry on the business.
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Council: an Tolliver favored delay so that the City ,,:anger could
melee proper investigation. L:ayor.F.inn, in answer to a statement
of Councilman Haskell, that applicants must be well aware of the
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TRANSFER obligations to be incurred under the terms of the ordinance
CITY CAB regulating taxi cab service and therefore be as responsible as
P�LST bkhaffey, the proposed trensferror, stated that there is a well
CC24TI6Ur"D defined public interest in this business different from ordinary
licenses and permits, suggesting that the transfer be tentatively
a proved, subject to investigation and report by the City 3:anager.
CounciLan Haskell, Tolliver second, moved that this be the action
of the City Council. Lbtion carried and the Council returned to
consideration of the award of the bus line franchise.
City Attorney ';lest then ruled that it was obligatory on the 1hyor
Public hearings were then had and conducted in the following
Your proceedings initiated Starch 15th, after production of legal
evidence of publication and/ or posting of notice of such
hearings:
(1) Annexation of " Ralmar Tract ", notice of hearing
published March 24 and 31, 1950. No objections offered
and Councilman Bull, Lytle second moved the introduction
of CRDINANCE NO. 411 " AN ORDINANCE APPROVING TFC A!M. :.►AT -
ION OF " RALLAR ADDITION " TO THE CITY OF LODI, CAT IFORNIA
Motion carried and Ordinance No. 411 ordered laid over to
the date of the next Council meeting to be held after
five days from this meeting.
(2) :rezoning to Industrial District Zone of a portion of Lot
14, Live Oak Colony. Map 1 (portion E.M.Woock property).
No protests received. Councilman Haskell, Tolliver second,
moved approval of rezoning by adoption of Ordinance No.414,
" At.E�IDING T -- ZONE DISTRICT MAP OF THE CITY OF LODI BY
ALT gING THE ZONE BOUNDARY LINES DISPLAYED THEREON AND
REZONING IIND RECLASSIFYING A PCRTION OF LOT 14, KAP E0.1,
LIWOAK COLCUT TO BE IN TM II3DUSTRIAL DISTRICT ZW_ ".
Ordinance, by this motion, ordered introduced and laid
over for the statutory period of not less than five days.
(3) Vacation of a public utility easement in Lot 13, Flora
Street Tract as applied for by A. G. Hentschel. Due pub-
lication and posting proven by affidavits. No objections
received. Moved by Councilman Bull, Tolliver second that
easement be vacated by adoption of Ordinance No. 413,
" CRD' R VACATING TIM PUBLIC UTILITY F_4S 1T IN LOT 13,
�• •- FLORA-S1L9_wrgi1,1TR1CT'". x`otion-carried, ordinance ordered
-to stand -introduced and -taYd over fdr not less than five
days.
to call for oral bids in at least 104, of the highest amount bid
in the sealed proposals. Attorney LUllen objected, stating that,
as no oral bids had been received on the Mayor's call for the
same, award should be made on merit.
Mayor Rinn then called for oral bids from others than the taro
sealed bidders; no response; he then called for oral bids from
any bidder in 101% of the amount of the $5.00 bids received. No
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response. Ccuncilean Haskell then moved the acceptance of the
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proposal of LL-b.-er & Son as the best qualified and also, that
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he considered that busses were better for this means of trans -
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portation than station wag6 s. Councilman Bull seconded Mr
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Haskells motion. Councilman Tolliver objected, stating that,
in view of the Council's experience with Mahaffey, busses could
not be satisfactorily operated at a profit. The question was
debated for some time when Councilman Haskell called for the
question to be put and on a vote being had, the franchise was
struck off, sold and awarded to Whrer & son for the sdm of
$5.CC, the ordinance granting the franchise to be submitted to
the City Council at its next meeting. Councilmen Haskell, Bull
and Rinn voting for the motion and Councilmen Tolliver and Lytle
voting " NO ".
Public hearings were then had and conducted in the following
Your proceedings initiated Starch 15th, after production of legal
evidence of publication and/ or posting of notice of such
hearings:
(1) Annexation of " Ralmar Tract ", notice of hearing
published March 24 and 31, 1950. No objections offered
and Councilman Bull, Lytle second moved the introduction
of CRDINANCE NO. 411 " AN ORDINANCE APPROVING TFC A!M. :.►AT -
ION OF " RALLAR ADDITION " TO THE CITY OF LODI, CAT IFORNIA
Motion carried and Ordinance No. 411 ordered laid over to
the date of the next Council meeting to be held after
five days from this meeting.
(2) :rezoning to Industrial District Zone of a portion of Lot
14, Live Oak Colony. Map 1 (portion E.M.Woock property).
No protests received. Councilman Haskell, Tolliver second,
moved approval of rezoning by adoption of Ordinance No.414,
" At.E�IDING T -- ZONE DISTRICT MAP OF THE CITY OF LODI BY
ALT gING THE ZONE BOUNDARY LINES DISPLAYED THEREON AND
REZONING IIND RECLASSIFYING A PCRTION OF LOT 14, KAP E0.1,
LIWOAK COLCUT TO BE IN TM II3DUSTRIAL DISTRICT ZW_ ".
Ordinance, by this motion, ordered introduced and laid
over for the statutory period of not less than five days.
(3) Vacation of a public utility easement in Lot 13, Flora
Street Tract as applied for by A. G. Hentschel. Due pub-
lication and posting proven by affidavits. No objections
received. Moved by Councilman Bull, Tolliver second that
easement be vacated by adoption of Ordinance No. 413,
" CRD' R VACATING TIM PUBLIC UTILITY F_4S 1T IN LOT 13,
�• •- FLORA-S1L9_wrgi1,1TR1CT'". x`otion-carried, ordinance ordered
-to stand -introduced and -taYd over fdr not less than five
days.
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(4) Vacation of the public alley in Block 4, Burr's Subdivision
of Lot 2 - Publication by printing and posting proven by
VACATIM affidavit. No evidence either for or against abandoning this
OF ALLs"Y alley submitted at this hearing. Loved by Councilman Tolliver,
IN BURR'S Bull second, and carried that this alley be vacated by the
ADDITIM adoption of Ordinance No. 412 " AY ORDER D=CTIPG Ti'.' VACATION
BLOCK 2. OF Tho. PUBLIC ALL T IN BLCCK 4 OF " BURR'S SUBDIVISION OF LOT
ORDINANCE 2 OF BUR..R'S ADDITICN TO LCDI" Ordinance ordered to stand
412 INTRODUCED as introduced until the next meeting of the City Council.
At this time, Councilman Lytle, Bull second, moved the adoption
and passage of Ordinance No. 409, introduced Larch 15, 1950.
ORDINANCE ORDTi',.;NO3- NO. 409 - " A_'PROVING ^tE AI.N=,.TION OF " HORTCt: ZOIT-
P O. 409 ICN " TO T:�- CITY OF LODI, CALIFORt:IA. " was then passed, adopted
iDCPTED and ordered to print, second reading, after reading by title,
(HCRTCN ADI14) omitted by unanimous consent, by the following vote:
AY,S: Councilmen, Lytle, Bull, Haskell, Tolliver and Rinn.
NC':;5: Councilmen, None. ABS`-- :T: Councilmen, None.
Layor Sinn then a_proved and signed Ordinance No. 409.
0-71DINANICE h0. 410, " _+.2-2;DIl'IG -J ZG-i- DISTRICT WAP OF T~E CITY
OF LCDI BY ADDING TI -.ATO " O ,*.'T AVnIM ADDITICK " " 1:. F.
rRS ADDITIQv NO. 1 ", " CCR:NTH ADDITION " , AND FAIRLIaIT
0-RDI1,ANCZ PAI3 ADDITICti .. ; U ITI'dLT ZORING SAID ADDITIONS; 24-v; REZONING
V0. 410 A PARC3, OF LAND X TIM SWM-r9CORttER OF LCCMORD STR Rr AaD
ADO-= CALIFOENIA ST=--- TO BE IN T- C=ZRCI.AL DISTRICT ZOM " having
been regularly introduced on !.arch 15, 1950 was brought up for
passage on motion o. Councilman Bull, Tolliver second, second
reading, after reading by title,cmitted by unanimous consent and
then passed, adopted and ordered to print by the following vote:
CourciL en, Bull, Tolliver, Haskell, .Lytle and Rinn.
NOS: Councilmen, None. ABSBNT: Councilmen, None.
Mayor Rina then signed Ordinance No. 410 in approval thereof.
Claims aggregating 546,091.48 as approved by the City Manager were
CL:Jlm allowed snd ordered paid on motion of Councilman Buil, Tolliver
second.
City :.arager Heller reported on the application of Pacific Gas
and nectric Company for a modification of the judgement obtained
L:ODIFICATICN in 1938 by the City of Lodi so as to permit that Company to
'OF P. G. do E. increase its water storage on the upper reaches of the Vokelumne
JUDGEEMIT River. This application has been approved by Northern San Joaquin
AI•FROVED. dater Conservation District, that District's Engineer, L?r Walter
B. Hogan, having carefully considered its effect on percolating
eaters in the lower portions of the Mokelumne area, finding that
the effects of increased mountain storage would be beneficial.
On the recormendation of the City Langer, Mayor Rd= was author-
ived to stipulate to a modification of the decree allowing this
increased water storage, subject to a?proval of the City Attorney.
ti ?;eller reco.-=ended an adjustment of the City's charges for
B.;ISE BAIL use of the base ball diamond in Lawrence Park; suggesting that
CHARGES $2.50 be charged for day -time games and $15.00 for night games,
LA11F..3VCP both charges to include electricity used, and that the admission
PAW tax be reduced to 5y+ per person. On motion of Councilman Bull,
Haskell second, rates approved, the same to apply only to local
amatuer and semi-professional games.
No objections were raised to the transfer of the on sale liquor
"27 CLUB" license of the " 27 Club ", 27 North Sacramento Street to Thomas
J. Collins and David 1. Piazza.
United Veterans' Association were allowed to conduct waste paper
ITNITED VETS drives in the City subject to filing a notice of the date of each
$Al,gM drive with the City tanager and conducting these drives in accord-
COLITGCTIX3 azee with such regulations as he might require.
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The position of '• Persa_nel Clerk " in the classified service of
PIPSC:1;M- the City was reestablished at a monthly salary of $25.00 on
CLERK notion of Councilman Haskell, Lytle second. City Manager reco=-
POSITIM ended this action on account of the increasing volumene of work
REESTA3i.ISH stating that he contemplated a, -,pointing Beatrice Garibaldi, who
has been performing these duties since the resignation of W. F.
S:eeske.
MAY HOUL Transfer of the rooming house license or the Tokay Hotel, 1151,
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Last Pine Street, issued under ordinance No. 277, to Lh"s Ed
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Colder was a. -.proved on the certificate of the Chief of Police
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teat the transferee was of good record.
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A:,proval of an agreement with the Division of Highways for
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accumulation of gasoline taxes to accrue in the fiscal year
1950-51 CAS
1950-51 was had by the adoption of Resolution No. 1517,
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introduced by Councilmen Haskell, Bull second. Mayor Rina then
signed the agreement in triplicate.
A letter from Lodi District Cha-ber of CoLmerce asking for a
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modification of the Council's rule that only bona -fide residents
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of the City be appointed to the Citizens Advisory Co_"mittee to
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a -ply in the case of Wallace (,Dick") Emery was read. It was
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the consensus of Council opinion that the rale stand but that
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in this and in similar instances, the Committee and all sub-
co-nnittees welcome the presence, advice and cooperation of all
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persons in the Greater Lodi District who had interests in the
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welfare of the City.
'2r Robert H. Millen, representing Louis and Catherine Fugazi,
subdividers of " Fai=ont Park ", by letter, stated that the
Fugazi's had determined that $4,000 per acre would be a fair
EST ELL price to the City for the two ten foot wide strips to be
STF-= acquired for the opening of West Elm Street at full 80 foot
O_MliiING width. This letter also stated that the -ougazils contemplated
opening Elm Street only part way to Ham Lane, but, after some
discussion and objection by Council members, Louis Fugazi and
his attorney, stated that they would open the street to the
western limits of their property.
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Final maps of " Handel Tract " and " Fairnont Park " filed with
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the City Clerk April 5th, 1950 were approved as city subdivisions,
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with instructions to the City Clerk that be withold his certif-
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ication as to these approvals until both maps were signed by
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the City Engineer as substantially conforming to the tentative
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maps a.proved April 3, 1950 by the City Planning Commission and
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the receipt of a proper map filing report from a title compan:7.
City 1,hnager Weller reported progress in the sale of Lodi Armory
to the State of California. The ,Adjutant Generales Office is
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requesting a small additional:_ area an the west. Mb.' Weller was
directed to continue negotiations, submitting such alternate
proposals as he night suggest in order to facilitate sale.
At this time Mr Weller read an offer signed by H. E. Looser,
holder of an option to purchase the land, offering to sell
Lots 50 and 51 of the Lodi Barnhart Tract to the City for
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$40,000, seller to reserve to himself the 1950 crops of grapes
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now growing on these lots. hl, Weller reported that a survey had
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been made in the area tributary to these lots and it had been
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found that there were many children who would be benefitted.
by having play ground facilities in this vicinity. It appearing
that this land was the last parcel in suitable location for a
park in the Southeast part of Lodi, it was moved by Councilman
Bull, Tolliver second, that the City purchase these lots at the
price offered. ( No implied dedication of the land for park
uses was made in this motion as the Council might later determine
that the area is larger than required and order part sold).
Cn receipt of a letter from the City Planning Ccr.ission offering
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no objections, Ben :.otz was permitted to erect a temporary
addition to his dwelling at 540 Forrest Avenue on his
BLD. PM.ST agreement to the follo-ving stipulations: (1) that the building
BSI L:OTZ would be removed on or before try 1, 1952; (2) that, in event
540 D'MR33T of the sale of the premises, the building would be removed ;
(3) that the building -rculd be used only for conducting a home
occupation, that of bronzing baby s!:;ea by electrolytic process,
creating no odor, dust, smoke or other nuisance offensive to
neighbors.
'^he City Planning Coc=ission by letter, endorsed the proposal
:.C. for the Lurchase of Lots 50 and 50, Lodi Barnhart Tract to be
F:IDOBSBS used in -.hole or in part for a park and play ground; also
i7ICRZE suggesting the investigation of the possibility and desireability
PAA AF=I . of acq dsition of two or more acres in the center of the block
bounded by `Pokay, Central, missioa ^-•d ?T s!iington Streets for
a children play ground.
The granting, on April 3, 1950, by the City Planning Cc=ission,
USEE vMLI^1 of a " Use pe.—mit " to Lydia Yarke, 913 I'Yellswood -venue, to
LI"JIA YZ= conduct a rest home for the aged at that address was confirmed,
notion Councilman Bull, Tolliver second.
PCLICS The monthly report of the _'olive Department submitted by the.
RW ORT City ia.*.ager was read. This report covers the month of birch.
Fans Corinth's a -.Plication for extension of utility services to
" Corinth Tract " accompanied by a letter from the Farmers and
Merchants Bank of Lodi, the latter stating that no sales are
UTILITY possible in this tract until public utility services are install -
E tSIX ed, was read. Mr Weller recommended that in this and sindlar
OCR= TR. cases, .:here properties are at some distance from terminals of
city utility lines, that owners be required to post a bond or
make a cash deposit of the cost of extensions, refunds to be
made as fast as the lands are occupied by improvements.
Suggestion a•)parently accepted but oaring to lateness of the
hour, no positive policy laid down.
At 12: 50 A.M. of Thursday, April 6, 1950, Councilman Tolliver
mooed adjour=ent and the City Council stood adjourned.
Attest:
F. ur.erc.y, Cie