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COUNCIL CH V/3ERS CITY COUNCIL
CITY HALL - CITY OF LODI
- :1=SR.;Y, MARCH 12, 1947
Pu_seant to the adjournment taken from its regular meeting of :;'arca 5th.,
"_e City Couecil of the City of Lodi met in adjcu_-ned regular session at 3:00
o'cicak P.M. of :eisesday, March 12, 1947, Councilmen Haskell, Lytle, To' --i^__
and Rinz( Mayor ) present, Ccu^oilman Riggs absent.
The minutes of the last meeting held Larch 5th were read, a proved as .read
sc endorsed by the Mayor.
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David Meleher, owner of 7/8 of an acre in Beekman's
Subdivision of Sectio:. 12-3-5, along the north edge
of which, the City Planning Commission recommended
that line Street be extended to Hutchins Street being
present, ::as advised to obtain estimates for moving
the dwelling on this property to face the new street
and report to the City Engineer.
John H. Ku dert, proprietor of9.. appliance shop at
7 :est Elm Street addressed the regarding
difficulty of unloading merchandise at his place of
business. Referred to Chief of Police Fore to see
if an arrang=ement could be rade with an adjourning
mortuary for unloading space.
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A petition for vacation of certain easements in Ternage Subdiv-
T 'T : SITS ision and a declaration of abandonment of restrictions relaei g
VACATION also to this tract were ordered laid over pending nenOtiations
for the widening of " Orange avenue " to 60 feet.
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The, aeplication of Lodi Grape and Wine Festival for use of the
Stadium, ball parks end Lawrence Park on September 12 to 14,iac.
was granted, motion of Tolliver, Haskell second.
T. S. Mower, on behalf of Sprouse -Reitz Company applied for
permission to encroach on the alley between Oak and 'f'alnut
Streets, east cf School Street ,with a metal vent extending
eight inches into the alley; referred to Supt. Bruner for
granting under such conditions as would protect the public.
A petition requesting that the City Ccuacil order concrete
curbs and getters on ".'ellswood Avenue .was ordered referred to
the petitioners with the direction that they deal directly with
private contractors.
,s instructed February 5th, the City Clerk presented an ordinance
amending the zone district rap of the city in three various
instances and on motion of Councilman Lytle, Tolliver second,
this ordinance was introduced and read and ordered laid over for
the statutory period of not less then five days, being :
ORDINAiNCE C. 344, entitled, " AN ORDINANCE ALErDL*rG ORDINANCE
NC. 238 Br A?.T;'°ING TEE BOUNDARY LINES OF CERT.ifT ZONES AS
DISPLAYED ON T!! ' ZONE DISTRICT NAP ' OF TEE CITY OF LODI AND
?=,'CL SSI 'MIG AND REZONING ac'.??'"=.IN PROPERTIES CN PINTM?TCN
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LM 1:AN.TrR AND :C THE =TENT AS PA.RTI CULAP.I.Y iESCRIs ^ .r" LQ "
Standard Stations, Inc. a?plied by letter for permission to
mole a gasoline advertising sign at 101 N. Cherokee Lane to
a _oint east of its present location. A latter from W.L.3_wner,
Superintendent of Streets stating his objection to locating
advertising signs on city property such as sidewalk space
lead to discussion of these encroachments as a potential peril
to traffic and it was ordered that all signs supported by
;'"s, posts or standards in public property be removed at
once. that is, if .hese signs project above walks and streets,
they must be su?ported solely from abutting private properties.
Application of Standard Stations denied.
Superintendent of Streets- and Parks Bruner's comments and rec-
c Wen°daticas as to personal and equipment in his deparrtaea:s sere
reviewed t; the Co.m_i1. Cm motion of Councilman Lytle, Haskell
second, Yr Bran_. was directed to place an order for one `ittle-
_crd ' no; asphalt rig at e :rice of ;722.50 F.O.B. San Francisco
--etas o,f ..:arc.. 12,_3=7, continued;
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I: -so ord:red, motion of Faske:_, Lytle second, that .ne
...:y adve.Sise for pro -orals for tbe f11� `ishi.".a of one Moto:
_i. st_eat sweeper .. c --en speci,icatioza.
Ca the reeor. of City Rngineer Clinton Fe -sing that, from the
'hist of eight applicants, Mr 2.:. C. Yore_ was the best qualified,
Cc"^<.'F CL it ;:as di:ectad that ?:s F.e:.r_ind offer i, ?cder the nos tic:,
C. YO*r''? starting salary $35C.CC per month to be increased to $400.00
sewage plant as his qualifying as a civil engineer and serving six =onths
operator probaticnary time; he to have the use of the dwelling at the
activated sludge sewage disposal plant at a rental of $25.04
per ronth, paying for :rater and electricity at city rates,
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Is .ter froi :ity Fnginaer Fenn, g rela iz3 to annexe tion of
..:::unci:..: TH. .ract " and extension of utitliias .hereto Inas tea:
and ordered an;!roved for to UTta''. Construction Ccmrany.
o•:yers of this tract.
ds _ quested by the Council on March 5th., _ letter from
:. �.::a_affey stat ing his-osition if oyeration of City lrsr sit
�in s was transferred to control of tie public Utilities Ca=m_
issioa o. the State of California was recaiaed and read.
BUS LI. S .::-h.ey _ro_ised that, in event of ctenge in control, he
.. u' -d! first consult with city authorities before filing formal
appl'-oatioa to the Public Utilities Co==ission for new rates,
schedules or routing inside the city.
'"._e :lar was directed to :ti_ite Assambly=az L.orp of this
District, k3semblymaz :"rater `_'rcm Stockton and such other
3.8. :.0. 5 re=bars o: t. State Legislature as right be influenced
_FRC 7�D thereby, stating this City's interest in and advocacy a: the
passage C: Senate Hill 5 relating to Califcrmia's Hit.way
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a='- Construction plans.
t 1C:50 ?.:,_, the City Council was called into executive
session, retuning to open meeting at 11:05 P.1. when
adjournment was had on motion of Councilman Lytle.
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