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COU`ICIL CHAS?33?3 C:=Y COUICIL
CI Y HALL - CITY OF LODI
VMS NEMAY, JUNE 16 - 1948
This regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi was field
beginning at 8:00 o'clock P.M. of :4ednesday, June 16, 1948, Councilmen Bull,
Haskell, Lytle, Tolliver and Rinn present, none absent.
The minutes of the adjourned meeting of June 9, 191:8 were read. On page
282 in the recital of action taken to extend parallel parking of vehicles,
a clerical error was ordered corrected to show that such parking was extended
to the block of Church Street between Walnut Street and Lodi avenue. Also
on page 284, third paragraph relating to the entrance salary of "Clerk -Cashier"
insert the words " with the approval of the City Council " at the conclusion
of this paragraph. }Minutes approved otherwise and so endorsed by the Mayor.
PUBLIC HEARINGS -
Mr John Gianonni outlined a proposal to install as a cc;ncession,
air -plane and car rides suitable for the amusement of small
GIANCPlNI children at Lake Park with perhaps a small merry-go-round. On
PRGFCSAL account of limited available space and also that Mr Giannoni
FOR RIDE did not make a firm offer, he was referred to Superintendent
CONCE33ION of Parks Bruner, Recreation Director Pauly and City Engineer
LAKE PARK Heckenlaible for selection of a tentative site and directed
to present further information to the Council that would
enable the Council to reach a decision.
Stockton Labor Journal announced the publication of its annual
STGCKTON
Labor Day Edition. and requested that the City take space in
LABOR
this edition at a charge of from 435.00 to $60.00. It being
JOURNAL
the policy of the City to pay for publication of only items
required by law and ordinance, the City Clerk was directed to
so advise the Business 'tanager of the Journal
i1"J.3GROPE
The application of J. C. Musgrove for a thirty=foot _driveway
101 E.LCCUST
on the Main Street side of his lot at 101 East Locust Street
DRIVEWAY
as reco=ended by Street Superintendent Bruner was approred
ALLCF7ED
in that part of this space adjoins a fire hydrant.
TREASURER'S
:he report of the City Treasurar-Collector for May was received
MAY REPORT
and copies furnished each Councilman.
Formal confirmation of the Council's order of June 9th changing
RES NO 1425
vehicle parking from an. -alar to parallel on Elm Street, Southern
ADOPTED
Pacific tracks to Stockton Street and on Church Street, Walnut
to Lodz Avenue was had by the adoption of Resolution No. 1425
passed without dissenting vote.
SALE 1926
Sale of a 1926 Model T Ford Touring Car no longer needed in
FORD O.K.
the Street and Park Department to W. L. Hampton for $25.00
was authorized.
Chief of Police Millard L. Fore and Fire Chief George D.
POLICE & FIRE
Polenske presented lists , one of eleven police officers, the
other of two firemen recommended for annual pay increases.
Lists ordered filed with the 6ity Clerk for consideration
of the overall pay structure and the annual budget.
Ca the favorable report of Fire Chief Polenske, Walter Lehr,
WALTER LEHR
appointed probationary fireman December 26,1948 was retained
PERMANENT
in permanent employment effective July 1, 1948 with the custm-
FIRU—Wl
ary increase of $10.00 per month salary due on confirmation
as a permanent employee. Motion Councilman Bull, Haskell second.
lir George D. Polenske stated that he had been appointed Chair-
CQiWITTZZ
man of a Committee of the City Employee's Association consist -
FOR REVISION
ing of Margaret McCloud and Ed Ehrhardt for a study of and
OF FZRSONNSL
revision of the Rules for Fersonnel Proceedure and asked that
PROC=URE
the City Council appoint a representative to work with this
Comittee. Mayor Rim appointed Councilman Bull and City
Manager Weller members of this rules committee.
B;;S=E SS
Business license applications presebted to the Council June 2
LICENSE
as approved by the Chief of Police were ordered issued. All
A.'PLICATION3
applicationz for alcoholice beverage licenses subject of
notice from the State Board of Equalization were passed with.-
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COUICIL CHA"3235 CITY COUNCIL
CITY HALL - CITY OF LODI
Business license applications filed since June 2nd were
E. J. CH-BVIS read and ordered referred to the Chief of Police. In the
APPLICATICN matter of the application of Emmons J. Chevis for a vendor's
FOR LICBNSE license filed April 15,1948 to sell soft drinks and ice
cream from a truck, refused April 21st, applicant was advised _
to re -apply under Section 1 of Subdivision 13 of Ordiaanca
No. 277.
At 10: 20 P.M. the City Clerk was excused and left the meet-
ing, Councilman Haskell keeping the following record there-
after:
Pending the lay -ng of an eight inch water line along Woodbridge
TEMPORARY Road, R. G. McLane, Assistant Water Superintendent and G. D.
WATER SERVICE Polenske, Fire Chief were directed to effect temporary relief
N.W. to residents in Mackie Tract, Delk Subdivision and vicinity
now suffering from lack of water.
In order to give persons thought to be unjustly charged for
sewer rentals or for water service, it was moved by Councilman
BOARD OF Haskell, Bull second, that the Board of Adjustment created
ADJUSTMENT by Section 15 of Ordinance No 362 be called into session
MEETING at an early date, notice of time and place to be given by
CALLED publication of notice and such other means as would enable
interested persons to be present and present their cases.
At 11:05 o'clock P.M. the City Council adjourned to and until
8:00 o'clock P.M. of Wednesday, June 23, 1948 on motion of
Councilman Tolliver.
Attt:
City Clerk
The foregoing minutes read at an adjourned
regular meeting of the City Ccuncil held
June 23, 1948 and -proved as written
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