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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - February 18, 1948241 COUNCIL CHAMBERS CITY COUNCIL CITY HALL - CITY OF LODI WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1948 .his regular meet_ag of the City Council of the City of Lodi called to order by the City Clerk at 8:15 o'clock P.M. of 17ednesday, Febr-nary 18, 1%8, Council - ren Haskell, Lytle_ and Tolliver present, Councilman Riggs absent and 11ayor Rini recorted en route to this meeting. By acclamation, Councilman To:.liver was chosen Mayor arc -tem and opened the meeting. The minutes of the last meeting held February 11, 1948 were read, approved as read and so endorsed by .he Mayor. PUBLIC iMARINGS - T.his being the time and place set for.the hearing of objections to t'�e initial zoning of certain additions to the City by annex- ation and one newly subdivided tract, the mayor announced that the meeting xas now open to.the reception of objections to the following proposals of the City Planning Coracission, endorsed by the City Council: (1) That " �7ocdiake Tract " be zoned to be in One and Two Family Residence District Zone. INITIAL (2),That " Sperry Audition " be zoned to be in the BaSTRIAL, District ZONING OF Zone. A=ATIONS (3) That " Krieger Addition " be zoned to be in the Commercial AND ONE Zone. 3U)DITIISION (4) That " Turnage Addition " be zoned to be in the Com.. District Zone but that this zoning would not authorize the placing of buildings north of the " Building Line " shown on the official map of Turnage Subdivision nor within fifteen feet of the east line of Walnut Avenue. (5) That " Ballentyne Addition " be zoned to be in -`,he One and Two family Residence District Zone. (5) That "Walnut Orchard Addition " be zoned: Lots 1 to 40 and a parcel of land bounded Sdutherly by the � j section line, Easterly by Lloyd Street, Northerly by the south line of said Lot 40 and Westerly by the east line of Lot 41 in ,Ia.Lnut Orchard Tract and its southerly extension be zoned to be in the One and Two Family Residence District Zone and that each of Lots 41, 42 and 43 of 'IaLnut Orchard Tract and the parcel of land lying North of the north line of Lots 43 and 38 and Jest of the west line of Lot 37 be zoned to be in the Ccmmercial District Zone. (7) That " Memorial Hospital Addition " be zoned to be in the "Wuitiple Family Residence District Zone" and that a use permit be granted for the mse of these lands as a hospital or a sanitarium effective as of the date when such zoning becomes effective. (8) That " Morenz Addition" be zoned to be in the Multiple Family Residence District Zone. (9) That " Lane Street Addition " be zoned to be in the One and Two Family Residence District Zone. (10) That Ruminson Tract (Lot 52 of Lodi Barnhart Tract) be zoned to be in the One and Two Family Residence District Zone. The City Clerk reporting that he had received no written objections and no persons appearing at this hearing, it was determined that further hearings would be unnecessary and that an ordinance amend- ing the Zone District ;dap of the City be prepared for submission embodying the changes above set forth so that the same would become legally effective. This was done on motion of Councilman Haskell, Lytle second. In the matter of the annexation of " North Cross Street Addition. ". It being proven by affidavit that due publication of Resolution No. 1394 had been had wherein this place and hour was set for the APIlV--2ATIGN reception of protests and objections to the Councils intention to N.CROSS' ST annex -the territory described in this resolution and in the petition ADDITICV. for anmexation as uninhabited territory, the Clerk reported that no ORD NO.361 Witten protests had been received by him. No persons appeared to IN^RODtCLD make objection, and by reason thereof, the City Council then acquired jurisdiction so to do, it was moved by Councilman Lytle, Haskell second, that ORDINANCE NO. 363 be introduced, entitled, " AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE ANNEXATION OF ' NORTH CROSS STREET ADDITION TO THE; CITY OF LODI, CALIFORNIA ' ". On a poll of the Councilmen present, none dissenting, it was ordered that thin ordinance stand introduced and laid over for not less bran five days. 249 (m.inutes of Feb 18,194$ continued) COUNCIL CHAMBERS CITY COUNCIL CITY HALL - CITY OF LODI Mr Robert Dolan, lessee of Lodi Airport presented a written and oral report on the operations at the port, stating that ROBT DOLAI4 use is increasing and that the City might expect better P2c08T ON returns from operations than in the past. He enumerated the AIRPORT work he was doing to maintain the field and runways, also requesting that the marks left on the runway when the main line sewer was laid across it be painted so as to avoid the appearance of a cross. Painting authorized. At 8.32 P.M. Mayor Rinn appeared and presided over the meet- ing from then on to adjournment. Superintendent of Strsets and Parks W.L.Bruner reported on his investigation of charges imposed on commercial users of BRUM-ER garbage disposal service in Stockton, Turlock and 21odesto, re GARBAGE, reconnerding that the City of Lodi charge at least 2o¢ per DISPCSAL cubic yard to such users. The City Council decided that, as FEES. soon as existing legal difficulties were removed, a time could be set aside for consideration of fees for garbage and refuse disposal. On motion of Councilman Lytle, Haskell second, the Street SPRAYL"fG Superintendent was authorized to employ Country Club Spray- . LLV ps ASH ing Servive to spray elm and ash trees along the streets and TRsFS public parks, spray to be a_ -^lied at 5C per gallon and a total estimated cost of $725.00 On the recommendation of acting City Engineer Heckenlaible, 3 D U ;ALL su ported by quotations and performance sheets, he was directed PWS to place an order for three deep -well pumps with Hull J. CRD MD Clancy of Acampo. are 75 H.P. and two 150 H.P. units at a total price of $14,445.00. ELT -LO= Also, on the recommendation of it Heckenlaible, all bids BUILDING opened February 4, 1948 for alterations and additions to BMS the " E=loyment Building ", No 125 No. Stockton Street were REJECTED ordered rejected as being too far in excess of the estimate. The Quarterly Report of the City Clerk for the quatter ended RZ:ORTS December 31, 1947 and the monthly report of the City Treasur- er -Collector for January 1948 were received and read. CRDINZCE NO. 364 " AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE BUSINESS OF DEALING IPI U.�D MOTOR VSF.ICLES; DEFT TING USED AUTOE:OBILE DEAS R 10 UM:D MOTOR VEHICLE AND ESTABLISHING PROCESDUR C-MIN;;NCE FOR FRCL^UP. OiT OF PEWITS TO ENGAGE IN SAID BUSIt_SS; NO. 364 °IXMir, THE ,1MCWT OF BCPm TH_E ORE AND PRCVIDING FMiALTIES ADCFTED FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF " having been regularly introduced on February 4, 1948 was brought up for passage on motion of Councilman Tolliver, Haskell second, second reading omitted, after reading by title by unanimous consent, and then passed, adopted and ordered to print by the following vote: A'L'S: Councilmen, Tolliver, Haskell., Lytle and Rinn. NOES: Councilmen, done. ABSENT: Councilman, Ri:;gs Mayor Kinn then signed this ordinance in an roval thereof. On the recor„mendatior. of Fire Chief Polenske and the submiss- F.D7iIN. F. JALL ion by him of a satisfactory performance report, Probationary CCNFIR`D AS Fireman Edwin F. Wall was confirmed as a regular employee in FL?yt",N that classification and in accordance with custom, given an increase in salary of $10.CO effective from March 1, 1948, that is, his salary from that date to be ,232.50 per month. Motion Councilman Lytle, Tolliver second. As the Treasurer -Collector mu3t have sufficient change at TREASURER all times, particularly at the first day of each month to BASH FUND carry on his business, he was allowed to retain the sum of AUTHCc=D 5250.00 from collections in cash for this purpose, the same to be accounted for with other moneys as required by law. Superintendent of Utilities Ki.11elea subcitted estimates that $9 030.^C should be expended at once for sewer extensions and $22 380 for additional water ;la=.ns. As a great deal of the (minutes of Feb 13,1948, conti_uued) COUNCIL CKASIBERS CITY COU4CIL CITY HALL - CITY OF LODI .lt 9:50 P.M. the Council was called into executive session, so remaining until 11:12 o'clock P.YL. when adjournment was taken to 8:00 P.M. of February 25, 1948 on motion of Council- man Haskell. A+est• City The foregoing minutes of a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi heli February 18, 1948 were read at a subsequent meeting of said City Council held February 25, 1948 arnd approved as above written �__ MAYOR. -- 243 the City Attorney for recora::er_dations as to the best methods to accomplish this work, avoiding the delay that would be caused by advertisement for sealed bids if possible, this work being urgent On motion of Councilman Tolliver, Lytle second, the Super- P.T.& T. i-itendent of Streets was authorized to grant Pacific Telephone FLU STREET and Telegraph Company permission to lay underground conduit CONDUIT along Slm Street from Stockton Street to Church Street in the form suonitted by him. Business license applications submitted February 4th were BG3=5 granted as approved by the Chief of Police: the application LIC�Nsl of Mary John for a palmist license was denied, the same not REFUSD receiving such approval. Applications received since February MARY JOHN 4th were ordered referred to the Chief of Police. Claims in the amount of ;.85,803.32 as audited were approved CLAD:3 for payment on motion of Councilman Haskell, Tolliver second. On notion of Councilmen Tolliver, transmitting the recommend- A.HOM:R MILLER ation of the City Planning Commission, seconded by Councilman CITY PLAN COM Lytle, Mr A. Homer Miller was appointed a member of the City Planning Cor=ssion to fill the unexpired term of the late Mrs Loretta U-inge. Councilman ?olliver invited all interested persons -to be pres- ent at a meeting of the Business License Committee to be held beginning at 7:00 P.M. of February 19, 1948 in the Council Chambers. Payor Rina ca=_1ed attention to the Council's adjourned meet- ing to be held February 25, 1948 at which the citizens of Lodi are especially invited to discuss and hear discussions on the proposed changes in Lodi's city government as pro- posed for the special election to be held March 9th. .lt 9:50 P.M. the Council was called into executive session, so remaining until 11:12 o'clock P.YL. when adjournment was taken to 8:00 P.M. of February 25, 1948 on motion of Council- man Haskell. A+est• City The foregoing minutes of a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi heli February 18, 1948 were read at a subsequent meeting of said City Council held February 25, 1948 arnd approved as above written �__ MAYOR. -- 243