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CIT'i HALL - CITY OF LODI
THUF.SDAY, JANUARY 2, 1947
The first 4ednesday in January 1947 falling on a Legal Holiday, and by
reason thereof, the regular meeting of the City Council being due to be held
beginning at 5:00 P.M. of Thursday, January 2, 1947,. I appeared at the City
Council Chambers at 7:50 P.M. of that day, remaining there until 8:05 F.M.
No members of the City Council appearing, I then adjourned this meeting to
and until 8:00 o'clock P.M. of dednesday, January 8, 1946 and so notified
all members of the City Council.
Attes
J F. �BLA ELY, City Cler
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i7�IJESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1947
Pursuant to the adjournment taken as stated above, the City Council of the
City of Lodi met in adjourned regular session beginning at 8:00 P.M. of Wednesday,
Jaraary 3, 1947, Councilmen Haskell, Lytle, Riggs, Tolliver and Mayor R.inn
present, none absent.
Also attending City Attorney (e4,City Engineer Henning, Chief of Police
Fore.
The minutes of the last regular meeting held December 18th, the Special
Meeting of December 26, 1946 and of the adjournment taken January 2, 1947
were read, approved as read and so endorsed by the Mayor. _
PUBLIC F E" INGS -
lir Alfred Perrin being present, his application to move a frame
dwelling from 116 Nest Oak Street to 406 North Church Street was
AL12RED PEPRIN then considered by the Council. Building Inspector Heckenlaible
CONDITICINAL explained the particulars wherein this building did not conform
PEWIT to the restrictions of the Uniform Building Code. It was moved
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ANTED by Councilman Lytle, Riggs second, and carried that a permit
issue provided the applicant made this building to substantially
comply with the city ordinances. .,
This being the time and place set for a public hearing on the
application of D. Liusolino for a varience from the provisions
VARIENCE OF of Section 14 of Ordinance No 238 relating to the height of
i'USOLINQ accessory buildings, due publication of notice was proven by
GP.ANTED . affidavit and on a call for objections, none being offered, it
was ordered that a building permit be granted in accor-11ance with
the application filed.
CO?.d{'JNICnTIONS AND REEPCRTS -
State Board of Equalization filed the statutory notices of
S.B.E. applications for alcoholic beverage licenses at 122 N. Sac-
ramento Street and 27 (fest Elm Street. No objections offered.
Letters from State Engineer Edward Hyatt and Director. of Finance
FINANCING OF James S. Dean assured the Council that the State of California
U.S.G.S. was agreeable to the financing of the part heretofore payed by
Ih7_STIGATI0NS other public bodies for surface er ter investigations under co-
operative agreements with the United States Geological Survey.
Theodore Bender, police patrolman since September 1, 1935
tendered his resignation effective as of January 15,1917
F.ESIGNATION as he had been appointed Constable of Elkhorn Township. This
j OF TED BM -i -):-:R resit tion was accepted with expressions of appreciation for
j CCEPT::D Mr Bender's past services and best wishes for his success in
- his new position.
Xiwanis Club of Lodi applied for use of Lodi Stadium on the
afternoon of January 1, 1948. Application ordered to stand
''?LICATION submitted until later in the year when it would be considered
FCR STADIUM with others of similar nature. The Mayor asked that the press
Kr.1ANIS CLUE publicise the fact that the Council would accept applications
at as early an advance date as possible so that evenys mig
be properly calendared.
J. Steward Patrick, Rt 3, Box 330 applied for permission to
connect vrith the city sanitary sewer lines. application granted
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that such correction be made in accordance with city standards. Use
of this facility to be on a rental basis.
The City Planning Commission recommended by report that a varience
be granted C. B. Peirano at 17 South Aash xigton Street to allow
VARI✓NCE OF the enlargement of an accessory garage building as planned. At -
PEIRANO SET the order of the Mayor, a public hearing was set for 8:00 P.M.
FOR HEARING of Nednesday, January 22, 1946 before the Council in adjourned
meeting, the Clerk to publish the statutory notice.
Monthly reports of the Chief of Police, the City Poundmaster, the
City Clerk, the City Engineer and the annual report of the City
Judge were received, read and ordered filed. United States Geo-
:LTPCRTS logical Survey presented a report of expenditut'es to November 30
under existing co-operative agreement and the Audit Report of
L. F. Kidd for the fiscal years 1945 and 1946 was presented for
review by the Council.
amy L. Boynton, Librarian of Lodi Public Library presented a
statement of income and expenditures to December 1, 1946 and
TRANSFER OF . the sum of $967.00, to which the Council was committed on July
967.00 to 31,1946 was ordered transferred from General Fund to Library
LIBRARY FUND Fund by the passage of Resolution No. 1299, introduced by Council -
RES 1299 man Riggs, Tolliver second, all Councilmen voting in favor thereof.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS -
Appointment of a Plumbing Inspector and the fixing or the salary
for this position was the next order of business; applications
from John F. Stirm, A. L. Dutschke, Floyd G. Y+olfe, R. T. Stokes,
Reinhold 'Heber and Jacob E. Leicht were read by the Mayor. en
PLUMBING motion of Councilman Tolliver, Riggs second, and. as suggested by
LyISPECTOR Councilman Haskell, the salary of the City Plumbing Inspector was
SALARY FMD fixed at $300.00 per month. Appointment to this position was then
AT $300.00 deferred to January 15th and the Clerk directed to notify all
applicants by letter that they should appear before the Council
or individually contact Councilmen, if appearance on this date
is inconvenient, in furtherance of their applications.
Applications for the position of Superintendent of Streets and Parks
were received from Theodore Voss, of the City Engineer8s Department,
$T & PARK A. D. Kipp of 115 North Lake Street, Madera and from W. L. Bruner,
SUPT. SAI- 1338 E. Roosevelt Street, Stockton. By unanimous consent, the
ARY $350 -CO salary to be paid for this position was fixed at $350.00 to start.
Appointment deferred pending Xurther investigation of applicants.
BOND OF FORE The surety and fidelity bond of Millard L. Fore as Chief of Police
APPP.OVED in the sun of $2 000 with Royal Indemnity Company as surety was
approved and so endorsed by the Mayor.
An emergency contract with Downer Company, Inc. for construction
D071NER CONTR, of an 8 inch sanitary sewer on the east side of north Sacramento
APPROVED Street from Turner Road to Louie Avenue was. ordered executed on
motion of Councilr.m Lytle, Tolliver second.
The City Engineer was directed to obtain an easement for right of
TDGE IPF, way across the right of way of the canal of Woodbridge Irrigation
DIST CANAL District south of State Highway 53 and to proceed immediately, by
RIN contract or other means, to install two 30 inch sewer lines in
such right of way easement while water in the canal is at its
lowest level.
Fire Chief Polenske was directed to purchase 1350 feet of 2j"
FIRE HOSE Double Jacket Fire Hose at 90¢ per foot for use in his department
and in the utility and engineering departments
Pates for water and electricity.to General Mills plant, under
regular rates or by special contract, were discussed, action to
be taken January 15th.
Business license applications presented December 18 were granted,
the same having been approved by the Chief of Police. Applications
received since this date, were read and ordered referred to the
Chief of Police,
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The City Clerk was directed to reserve place for a discussion of
revised subdivision restrictions in the calendar for the next
meeting.
Claims as audited by the finance coamdttee, amounting to =
$99 683.28 plus amounts due the State of California for sales
and use taxes for the year, were &--proved and allowed for payment
on motion of Councilman Haskell, Lytle second.
Chief of Police Fore was directed to investigate and report on
the sufficiency of bus stops as now laid out or as now used.
At 11:14 F.L. the Council was resolved into executive session and
the room cleared, returning to open meeting at 11;50 P.M. when
adjomrment was had on motion of Councilman Riggs.
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. F . IBL? KELT, City Cler
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Mayor
January 15, 1947.
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