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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - June 7, 1950444 COu !CIL 7E-LAUERS CITY COU'JCIL CITY HALL - CITY OF LODI WEDNESDAY, JUN=E 7,1950 This regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi held Wednesday, Tune 7, 1950, begin"_'rg at 8:14 o'clock P.M., Councilmen Bull, Haskell, Pressler, Rinn and Tolliver present, none absent. :mutes of the last meeting held L.y 17th were approved as written, copies having been furnished each Council en prior to this meeting. REPORT OF ME CITY 1 :;AC i - City :.a.^.ager Weller again called attention to the Institute for City Councilmen to be held in Berkeley under the auspices of the League of California Cities on Tune 9th. Four Councilmen stated that they would attend. Ll Weller also reminded Council- men interested that the meeting of the State Parole Board to which they had been invited, would be held in San Quentin Prison on June 13th. Li Weller stated that his budget of expenditures proposed for the 1950-51 fiscal year :vas completed and would be ready for 1950-51 approval June 21st. bayor Tolliver suggested an interim meeting BUDGET to consider the budget. At the suoestion of Councilman Haskell DISC05S:CU it was decided that such a meeting be held at 7:30 P.M. of TUNE 12 - L:cnday, Tune 12th , the Council meeting as Committee of the Whole. The City Lager reported on his investigation of fire protection " stand-by " charges made by cities owning hater supply systems, also cry- ',' i cations with the Board. of Fire Underwvriters of the Pacific and the League of C_lifornia Cities in this regard, stat- ing that there were no parallel cases to those proposed in Lodi except in Palo Alto where a complicated formula is in use. An arbitrary rate seemed the best to use. Councilmwri Rinn moved .1'T that the compromise rate offered by 11imgelf at the gay 17th " STAND -3Y" meeting be offered, i. e. that the charge be ;375.00 per year. f;AL:.-i RATE ::r :Reuben P. Rott, formerly with East Side :`winery, explained SET AT the reasons which impelled winery officers to propose a reduct- $375.00 ion to $250.00 from the former charge of $500.00, stating that CC TRACTS insurance rates on wineries had been materially reduced due to A=HORIZED. plant improvements, installation of adequate plant fire fighting facilities and better protection from rural fire districts. Councilman Bull then seconded Counciirnp Binnts motion, with the amendment that this rate of j375.00 will apply to all contracts entered into and in effect beginning July 1, 1950, no rebates to be made on service furnished prior to this date. Lotion put and carried. en motion of Council -Ar Rinn, Bull second, and carried without dissent, the mayor was authorized to sign all contracts embodying this rate and this condition. P3TITICN PC? The petition of Dan 'aye:, I. W. Loe:ven and Fred Kuest for vacation ALLEY YACATIaT of a ten foot alley, ( tie west 10 feet of Lot 15, Subdivision of BLIC 10 L.3.TR Block 10, Lodi Be_rro,A-rt Tract ), was referred to the City Planning TO C.P.C. Ca -mission for report and recr 'ndation. Lotion Councilman Haskell, ?fin second. With revisions suggested by Councilman Bull, the application of I.O.O.F. Odd Fellows Hall Association for two driveways in the rear of DRIT UYS their building at 220 West Pine to allow access to a parking lot from Pleasant Avenue was allowed; Lotion Councilman Haskell, Pressler second. The Ihyor was authorized to sign an agreement for stadium rental ST.DIU1 with :ohm Pastorino for :fidget auto races to be held in July at JULY such date as the City Lhrager might find non -conflicting with PASTcPn:0 previously allocated a.,pointments. The request of W. C. Bbeger._an, owner and Associated Oil Corxpariy, lessee for two 30 foot driveways on both Lodi Avenue and Hutchins A.3SOCIAi"r.0 Street as access to a proposed service station was referred to the 0IL CCUFA:Y City :erager for further investigation, particularly as to the DRI7MMAYS tower of the City Engineer to grant these encroachments under rUTCI-M:S & certain conditions. 1r E'oege.�.,an promised to install concrete LCDI A7E. sidewalks on both of the above ramrod streets, ( -_nates of Sure 7, 1950 - continued ) 44 j COU'::IL ^7;', c'33 CITY COUACIL CITY HALL - CITY OF LODI 1:otices of rropose3 alcoholic beverage licenses tivere=eeeived LIQ: OR from the State Board of Equalization: LIMSES Transfer - Paoletti to Paoletti & Ssith, 103 E. Pine , On Sale New - to H.Q.M., Inc. 705 N. Sacramento St., Off Sale. No objections made. No objections were made to allowing Al Pelligrini, Iaamager of the SMI -LM " Yanteca Falcons ^ to rent Lodi Stadium on the richt of August AUG 26 26th.,1950 for a football game with the " Oakland Rems " on execution of the usual contract agreement. Specifications for the printing of legal notices, etc., required SPECIFICATIMS to be published in a newspaper of general circulation during the LEGAL ADVT. fiscal year beginning Suly 1, 1950 were approved by the adoption A:1'kO'9ED. of Resolution No. 1530, introduced by Councilman Hasimll, Preszler second and passed by unanimous consent. Cn the report of the City Planning Commission, recce—ending the VA'-oj3'CE granting of a varience a'lowing the construction of a convent GP.ANIED building within five feet of the north line of West Walnut Street CATHOLIC on the West 53 feet cf Lot 8 in Block 5, Liokelu=ne, such varience A?CISHOP was granted on motion of Councilman Tian, Bus second. Th'_s FOR CCUMT application was made by the Raman Catholic Archbishop of San Francisco. C=..DMANCE 1;0. 417 " A= -,D --,NG ' r -w ZCRM DISTRICT MAP OF -THE CITY OF LODI BY ALT=MMG EE Za.E BOUNDARY L= DIS`-I.&MM '-111MXOF I;ND FECLASSIB'MM AIM =EGONIi+G C=2UIiJ PRam= C8; I:Miro CALI"r Q MIA STR_.rT TO BE IIJ T:m- CO .ZRCIAL DISTRIICT ZCKE AIM EACH OF LOTS CEM 1;4NCE 69, 70, 87, 88, 105 AIC) 122 OF BAIMRT SUHDI4ISIM To BE IN MM NO. 417 7dM AIM TWO FALDZY ?3SID3XE DISTRICT ZCKE; ALSO, 1 .-ZMG ADOPTED OPM1MME NO. 321 " , having been introduced on 1hy 17th,1950, tms brought up for passage on motion of Council—n Rinn, Preszler second, second reading omitted, after reading by title, by unan- imous consent, and then passed, adapted and ordered to print by the following vote: _ AYES: Councilmen, Him-, Preszler, Bull, Haskell and Tolliver. YCES: Councilmen, 1. one. AB -:T: None. lrlayor Tolliver then signed Ordinance No. 417 in a_ _ roval thereof. CCR.DMANCE 170. 418, " A..ST'?JMG SUBSECTION (b) OF SyCTIa-T 6 OF O .DIl,1 rcE Ci'.DT..I ANCE INTO. 353, ADCP=) AUGUST 27, 1947, AS TO THE HOURS NO. 418 D--r.-.G Sr_ZCH 'rARM G =23 SHALL BE IN OP RATIQJ " having been ADOPTED introduced on May 17, 1950, was brought up for. passage on notion Of Councilman Haskell, Bull second, second reading omitted, after reading by title, by unaniaous consent, and then passed, adopted and ordered to print by the following vote: ATES: Council- n, axaskell. Bull, Preszler, Rinn and Tolliver. NMI Councilmen, ::one. AEKMT: none. Proposed Ordinance ro. 419, amending two sections of the Unifom Electrical Code, c:as laid over at the request of the City Imager for further investigation. A public hearing tras then held and conducted on the proposed annexation of " LAiESIDE PAM ADDITICHJ ", due publication of LAYMESIDE notice of such hearing being proven by affidavit. I+o aersons PARE A,1EX. responding to the I.;ayor's call for objections, it was moved by ORD. 420 Councilman Ball, Haskell second, that this annexation be approved 1-,70 Mu- CED by the introduction of aM -,; CE 1,TO. 420, " A_-P?CM-G i:E A:1X-"EiUMX OF L-;z=E1 PAM .. DITIQJ TC RJ CI._ OF LODI, CALIFCaiIA ". :.potion carried and this ordinance ordered laid over for the statutory period of not less than five days. A second public hearing rias then had for the reception of evidence 3-11.VaCE either for or against the vacation of that pat of LOC"Mr^OM AVE - C. 521 NUE !Ping north of Lot 1, Gerard Tract. On a call for objections, 1;T CDGC:-M none were offered and Councilman Preszler, Bask -ell second, moved the introduction of C�JL:ZCE 1;0. 421, " CF^:= G ::E ,:.C;;T OiJ OF -=YT _ART OF LCC: 0RD AM-u—E Z, �_�:P.D TRACT --' :C: FAST AL -D :; Si' LINES C. LOT i 1Z•1 ",ID MFF -`li T?r:C.T ". :-Otion carried and C^dinance 1;0. 421 446 ( :.:inutez of Z i.e 7, 1950 - continued ' COU'iCIL CHA:',6_R; CITY COUNCIL CITY HALL - CIT`! OF LOOI ordered laid over for t_e statutory period of not less than five days from this date. CF Ii::u:CE I. -C. 422 " �'Z: C..-Dr-ai CS Ai:M.:dG 3:sCt^Iaj- 4 :i TJ SECTtai o ORD, M -2-M 422 C1F'O=DLL`�YTC1 NO. 362, =` AT.n: G IF' PE, LU = .= = C.4 U=TY i CD[TCED DEPOSITS AIM :STLAMIS?-:G FB.. E MECTRIC SM;uICE C(=CTIa;S aZ-"MT C^.RTAIN LIUITS " :jas read by the City thnaCer Frith explanations of the reasons for its several oroviisions and then in' roduced on notion of CounolImsn Bull, F.zskell second, to lay over until the next Council meeting. lce resort of the Chief of Police for the =onth of L:ay ,gas receiv- The :,hyor was also authorized to sign a quit claim deed to Foward thson for any riggbt, title or interest that the City a757IT CLA d of Lodi night have in a portion of the M. of the D �� of Sect - TO L"ASOti ion 1, T 3 N, R 6 E, lying North of present Lockeford Road, i'"S CCItZF'L...R East of the Southern Pacific main line right of tray, Niles to LAM & Ogden, nest of the :.ortherly extension of the west line of LOC_ysCRD Yiorth LAin Street and South of the land of 3a7Wond x:ascn. pais STR_.r'iS deed is merely to clear title and define the south boundary line of the Lesson property, formerly owned by H. T. Mason, deceased. This action was tarn on motion of Councilman Rinn, Preszler second. At 10:34 P. -Y. the City Council adjourned on motion of Councilmea AWC-MZMIT Haskell, such adjournment to be to 7:30 ?X. of L?onday, June 12, 1950. Attes , mak. ed and read. A request from the Deparl_zent of Recreation for the expenditure GOLF DRIVE of $1,300.00 for installing a golf driving range in the Southeast R:,iTGE corner of the Lodi Grape and .Jin; .estival rounds, Lockeford and TROPOSED Cherokee, v.as referred to the City uhnager for investigation and a deter^..intion of whether this project, if constructed, be con- ducted as a concession or by the Recreation Depa--tment. Claims in the emount of $45,530.59 as submitted by the Finance CL DIZ Department and approved by the City Langer were alloyed and ordered paid; motion Councilmen Sinn, Bull second. At the request of the City Clerk and on motion of Councilman p_ Bull, Rinsecond, the L yon ;:as authorized to sigma quit claim deed to that part of vacated V:ellsyood Avenue lying east auIT CLAM' of Lot 12 in Block 2 of Wellserood Park and extending to the center TO GAGE of the vacated street. This deed mould be to Clahenee H. and Lodge PCRTICIT OF E. Gaede, owners of Lot 12 and the consideration, $20.00, the ?_LIZ5`:CD City's cost in vacating this portion of street by proceedings AM -27 E terminated in the recording of a copy of Ordinance No. 320 on July 15, 1946. The :,hyor was also authorized to sign a quit claim deed to Foward thson for any riggbt, title or interest that the City a757IT CLA d of Lodi night have in a portion of the M. of the D �� of Sect - TO L"ASOti ion 1, T 3 N, R 6 E, lying North of present Lockeford Road, i'"S CCItZF'L...R East of the Southern Pacific main line right of tray, Niles to LAM & Ogden, nest of the :.ortherly extension of the west line of LOC_ysCRD Yiorth LAin Street and South of the land of 3a7Wond x:ascn. pais STR_.r'iS deed is merely to clear title and define the south boundary line of the Lesson property, formerly owned by H. T. Mason, deceased. This action was tarn on motion of Councilman Rinn, Preszler second. At 10:34 P. -Y. the City Council adjourned on motion of Councilmea AWC-MZMIT Haskell, such adjournment to be to 7:30 ?X. of L?onday, June 12, 1950. Attes , mak.