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This regular meeting of the City uour_c it of the City of Lodi was
called to order at e:15 =. L.. of ..ednesday, June 2, 1948, ecur_cilmer_ hu11,
raskell, leetee, _olliver, and Tann ti.ayor) present, none absent.
Alec attending, City attorney Nest, City _reasurer eebb, superin-
tendent of utilities eillelea, Chief of _ olice more, rire uhief _ olersk e,
superintendent of etr. ets and irks pruner, and. city ir_e:r reckerlaible.
The minutes of the last meeting held :ay 26 were read, aeproved
as read and so ers'orsed by the ;..ayor.
_'ueele eieteeieue -
eee7 L. Doynton, repzesentirg eodi Coordinating Uouncil formally
presented t*.Q report of Youth ervices in the Lodi Area prepared under the
'IeeeCRe auspices of uelifornie Youth Authority. Copies of the report were Thr-
ee' Wished each CC.enc Leer .^_r.e.. one for the record. ree.yor Finn voiced the aeprecia-
YCIT`T. tion of the Council and assured the Coordinating Council that the report
$ RJICIS wasld be mate T. guiee in future plans of the City for the youth of Lodi
PP. S.1'"ETand the Lodi area.
C0 IT ICATICITS -
The local district office of the Division of Iipheays requested
rr.. by letter that the District Engineer be informed if and when any public
IC LVfS utility should apply for a rev: franchise or renegotiating of existing
franchises involving use of public streets as sore aeplicatitts had
':'C:ISES been made in tier cities' that placed new burdens on the municipality.
notice of a meeting to be held in Stockton,:une 10 seeking co -
?;T CC.:T2CL ordinsted efforts for rat control .:as read.
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City Engineer Bec__enlaible presented conies for each Councilman
PM1.1-_lleePe_' of a erelealeary report on :ground water conditions in the :.:okelumne
REPORT C`: River area as prepared by the State Division of '.hater Resources. This
nT report contains an estimate of the cost of a cmplete survey.
CCI:TIME
F. E. Cooper's repart as City Poundziaster for the rcnth of :Ley
was read together with a comparison of 1948 and 1947 net licenses
PCL1:Di.1eSTER issued to date prepered by the City Treasurer -Collector. lee. Webb
Rv'C T also submitted a memorandum of parking meter collections.
It appearing that the present method of collecting and packaging
parking meter moneys is not satisfactory and that the loss of the
Pee9Y_D:G High School student now packaging coins due to close of the school yeer
biro= would make a chane necessary, it .,;as directed that the present col-
CCLL'CT?CPT lector continue as in the past but for a period of thirty days, all
coin packaging should be performed in and by the police department,
that depertlent to deposit the packaged coin in F. and I_. Bank to the
credit of the City Treasurer.
kt the suggestion of Councilman Bull that parking meter zones be
PA SING extended to the business district east of the Southern Facific reser-
SJT= nation, it res moved by Councilman_ Tolliver, Haskell second, that the
Street Sueerineendent .:eke a survey and report on perking conditions
alone Bain Street, Elm to '!;alnut Street, on line and Elm, :.vain to
Stockton Street and on 'ek Street from Sacrar•ento to Church Str-,et
to ascertain if addilonal meters or changes in parking regulations are
werrrnted.
The suggestion of the City Engineer that troper drainage of Eureka
E ABCDT Avenue ir. .:are -'s Subdivision could only be had by opening that street
Beeeate. to California Street resulted in this problem being submitted to the
A'JE UB City Attorney for review of past action an negotiating with the property
OcT;iZNG owner affected for right of way. '
( ednesdsy, June 2, 1948 continued)
"n receipt of an eligible list for the position of Secretary-
y.V.RT1, yA3TF'R Clerk, -2olice Departmep_t, from the Personr:el Clerk, resulting
SECTY-CLE--RFC from a recent e_maminati8n: and on ree mnendaticn of the Chief of
=olice, Vaughn V. Bucaaaster was a:�polnted crobationa=y Secretary -
Clerk at a salad of ,$202.50 effective Jure 21, 1948; motion
Councilman Lytle, Bull second.
r Ai :F-.{ATICN ORDIKA14CE NO. -Z71 entitled "AN OPDMs1-C AP RC'TiNG THE: r11=,.TION
I LOTS 15 & 22 OF 'LOTS 15 AND 22 G&.ALD TR^_CT ADDITION' TO TIRE CITY OF LODI.
GERA-.D TACT CZI'MP11-IA11 having been regularly introduced on :.sy 19, 1948,
APPRMED. was brought up for passage on motion of Councilman Lytle, Tolliver,
C=D. second, seconfreading o=fitted after reading by title by un -
371 animous consent and then passed, adopted, and ordered to print by
ADOPTjD the following vote:
AYES: Councilmen, Lytle, Tolliver, Bull, hassell, and Rinn.
LOEES: Councilmen, none.
AB 17,Councilmen, none.
`:Eyor Rinn then signed this ordinance in approval thereof.
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OMRI J/'�.CE Y.C. 372 - -AN ORDINACYC.F,` A2 In o-_CTICN I 0;
ORDIR-I' . T. 287 RMTLED ' A!, O?D11al E(...^ AL ✓I17a OMIKALCE N.O.
CRD. 250 RELATI'i:G TC TPA = IC ON TP Si,FTS 0 LCDI' TM
YC. 372 having been regularly introduced on i.iay 26, 1948, was brought up
ADO D for passage on motion of Councilman Bull, Gaskell second, second
reading, after reading by title, omitted and then passed, adopted
and ordered to print by the following vote:
Ayes: Councilmen, Bull, Haskell, Lytle, Tolliver, and Flinn.
hoes; Councilmen, hone.
Absent: Councilmen, !!one.
Mayor ?firm then signed Ordinance 372 in approval thereof.
A lease covering a part of the Municipal Baths building,
L?sw"S Locust and Stockton Streets, to the State of California, Department
BATAS of ::=loy=ent including the ex:-enses incurred in alterations
r- MDG. recently completed, was a -proved for execution on motion of Council -
4 FIRCVED man Tolliver, Bull second.
Business license applications presented :.iey 19 as approved
BUSINF,SS by the Chief of Police were ordered granted and applications
LIC1'M received since that date, read and referred to the same office.
A_'PLICA- No objections were raised to the application of John Piazza for
TIONS liquor license at 222 77est ''ockeford Street.
Councilman Bull reported that Yr. Y+m. Leiske who had twice
PROGRESS previously appeared before the Council advocating the opening of
ON SACTO. South Sacramento Street had dis;•osed of his holdings and was no
STRUT more interested but that another person was working on the se-
0?�T?IPTG curing of rights of way and was hopeful of success.
CIT? XNGI?'= 1. ==IS..4IBLE reported on his so far unsuccessful
BUT-LDING efforts to secure the services of a building inspector or assistant
IY:SPTR. building inspector, requesting leave to make several alterations
in the southwest office group in the City Hall to accomodate him-
self, Street Superintendent Bruner and the inspection services.
Lir. Aeckenlaible was instructed to continue his efforts and make
such office alterations as necessary.
The application of Angelus Costa for sewer connection at
COSTA 801 W. Lockeford Street, outside the c;:ty, transmitted through
SV_WM Superintendent of Utilities Killelea, was laid over and-�osta_
advised to initiate proceedings for annexation, upon which the
City would extend its Lockeford Street Lain and he would then
have to pay only connection costs.
At 11:30 P. :F. the City Council adjourned on notion of Council-
man Tolliver to 8:00 -. 1.1. of Wednesday, Tuneo, 1948.
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