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COUNCIL CHA.'.13 3S CITY COUNCIL
CITY HALL - CITY 4r LODI
.:ZON SDAY, APRIL 16, 1947
This regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi
was called to order by the Mayor at 8:00 P. M. of Wednesday, April 16, 1947
Councilmen Haskell, Lytle, Riggs, Tolliver and Ring, present, none absent.
The minutes of the adjourned regular meeting of April 9th were read,
approved as read and so endorsed by the Mayor.
PUBLIC .-.'R I! GGS:
This being; the time, hour and place set for the open-
ing of sealed proposals for the £urn -+.shin£ a mechanic -
STREET al sweeper, due publication of Notice to Bidders was
.�"='VER proven by affidavit and the City Council proceeded to
BIDS publicly open and declare the three bids received:
OPENED
Edward F. 'ale Co. '?a•ne Sweeper 37,677.25
Edward R. Bacon Co. .Tustin Western 5,169.22
Same Same 6,325.26
Coast Equipment Co. Lorraine 6,913.75
All bids were referred to a committee consisting of
Councilmen Lytle, Street Supt. Bruner and City Engineer
Henning for consideration and report to the Council
at its April 23rd meeting.
Messrs. Mason Smith, interested in tree and vine-
yard lands west of Lake Park complained of trespass
on their property by alleged patrons of the park.
Complaint referred to Chief of Police Fore, Street
Supt. Bruner and Councilman Lytle to see if :means
could be devised to eliminate the cause of complaint.
COMMUNI:.TICNS - NCTICES - REPORTS
Lodi Retail Merchants Bureau requested, by letter,
that the City cooperate with. its proposed "Clean
CLEAN-UP up, Faint up, Spruce up" weed: for the week beginning
WEEK May 5th. The Council assured the Merchants Bureau
that it is in full accord with this program and
would assist in the fullest measure possible but that
it :gust be understood that free collection of rubbish
would be for this week only.
On his estimate of ;671.98, Street Superintendent
Bruner was authorized to purchase sufficient street
matching materials for Summer and Fall.
Street Supt. Bruner called attention to the Council
to sixteen pedestrian approaches spanning gutters
T'UTTER in the town -town district, stating that most of them
C'C S3VE?..5 were in dan;erous condition and recommending removal
where the curb is eight inches or less in height.
Recommendation approved and approaches ordered removed.
D.WIES
On application of City Judge J. C. Ferguson, Justice
T. 0. Davies of Lockeford was appointed City Judge,
pro -tem until such a time as Judge Ferguson recovers
from his present illness.
Notice of the application of Mitsue Masui for an on-
`_:ITSUE sale beer and wine license at 20 N. Main Street, ap-
".'-S!:T_ proved by the Chief of Police, was received from the
State Board of Equalization.
An estimate prepared by the Claude C. Wood Company
submitted with the recommendation of the City Engineer
that it be accepted, was approved on :notion of Council -
0.( ST. man Riggs, Tolliver second, the City to pay .3516.00 for
ALLEY connecting an• alley and Cak Street to Cherokee Lane,
IMPVT. . ickto
'y .r '-' • $1,423.80 for the improvement of
Cak Street and the alley- ea -it of the property line.
144 imites o:' April 16, 19,.7, cont_. -:ed)
C3j-!C:L CITY COUICIL
CITY HALL - CITY OF LODI
�uarterl;• reports of the Cit-- Treasurer and City Clerk
An ordinance of intention, No. 3b6 -A, entitled, "C?DIi:-
CFC. 346-., A'w D CLA.?I'rC Tn I'"P': '_IC?r CF THT_. CT—jr COUNCIL CF
syr^
THE CIT? CF LCDI Tn 7ZATSCST::I`i E; DENTS IN TURroY-
,?`.T'iTS .,vl SUMI71310:i1' was introduced on motion of Council -
T; R" CE man Pig -s, Haskell second, and after reading at length
;DCITICY by the-
rCity Clerk, ordered '_aid over to an adjourned
neetin_ to he ::e' -d, April 23, 1947 by unani,•nou= consent.
Specifications for `ire hydrants, valves and m4-s-
„ella .eons _ es^ . ess=_- to co:alete the program.
S I ?ii= laid out by the Cit.`r� Fin__ . , foenlargements and better -
:'i.,,. I'.` ,"TS ments to the CJ 7.ater 3up=ly System were approved a_ -id
:rG- - directin that�.ids he received on the same Ma-., 7th or -
13'2 _eyed o;, the ._ pticn of Resolution No. 1312 ntroduced
by 7c... _ ^a_n ..�s. ell, : =g second and carried .ritho•.:t
dissent.
No action was deemed necessary on the proposed openin.-
of 'line S4.-eet to South ....tc`,ins Street at this time.
for the cuarter ended __arch 31st .._.. . ,ceived and read.
. E. lahaffey, G -ranter of the 11otor ?us Line Franch'-se
in this Ci. subr.t:ed schedules showing routir.: and
departure times on the two routes traveled. These
R�_3. M0. 1313
schedules were ap?roved by the adoption of resolution
3L'3
No. 1313, irtrod icad by Councilman !. tle, Haskell sec-
SCHEDL'LES
one. As the schedules proposed omission of all regu-
lar service on Sundays and General Holidays, this res-
olution, as adopted, contained a provision that the
City Cowncil might at an, time require the resumption
of such service by resolution if the public interest
and recessit. so demanded.
?us Line Sto^s at se -ren pcnts ., the down-to%nl sec-
R?-.. 3�7-A
tior were des'_ nate. by t o adoption o: Resolution
B''C _"Ci
No. 337-- introd' .id by Co•;_ncilman Lytle, Tolliver
second ark carried without dissenting -rote.
Intention to annex certain uninhabited contir+uous
territor7 in ?ioc%_3 Hutchins .Addition to Lodi and
F:?S. `,C. 1311
in a portion of the P+n, of Section 2-3-6 under the
,. _. -...._
desi�natioa of "Cdi'1-''..=Z., .D ADDITICY11 was expressed
DDITI""
the adcption of 'ssolution Io. 1311, _ntrod ced by
Cnuncii:nan r le, uasKeli second and carried by -the
followin- vote:
AY?S: :ouncil,en, Lytle, Haskell, Riggs, Tolliver Hinn.
:ACES: Co:nciLne*,, "one. 332.T: Councilmen, :done
.ne "Unifor-m -uildin- Code, Ldition of 1946" was adopted
rrt� certain reservations by the introduction of Cr-
dinan. e No. 316, entitled, "A.11 rF 1I?i ;C p.T'.rGGIUL,.` IFF THE
=ETI07, .,31 TIC'.,..:�i.:-i'�.�',����:i, IiLl.".'.RATTC�:�, P. .P.iM,
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,. i'�.. � �:.�., �.,.. al,,_,, �,.,,..ITlerr, OCCUPANCY, :�;.
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3':6y
ST: L ;TL.�_ Iii T:r __ _ OF LCDI, C. IFC°.`:IA, i':L ID.Ii G
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FC% Ti:'Cv :M41IT.-3. CCLCTIC<GFFEE 5 THE .
?CrF. Z2 ?STABLIS?=;" FIR3 DISTRICTS: F^0-
7L'i:rG P-- ...:.TI 3 F';R T? 7IC:..=.Tivi T:` ° GF A!,D RZ?_E Jr
!Nf', ALI.4R Nt *_..., AND ?AFTS CF INT +..�aL...T
.. CG.'FLICT 1 0 . 773T introduced
_T? ill, Sv r SUCH
Councllan askell,Riggs second, and after reading
by r_
at length by the 14y.lerk, ordered laid ove for the
statutory ner`_ou of not less than fire days. No dissent -
vote.
An ordinance of intention, No. 3b6 -A, entitled, "C?DIi:-
CFC. 346-., A'w D CLA.?I'rC Tn I'"P': '_IC?r CF THT_. CT—jr COUNCIL CF
syr^
THE CIT? CF LCDI Tn 7ZATSCST::I`i E; DENTS IN TURroY-
,?`.T'iTS .,vl SUMI71310:i1' was introduced on motion of Council -
T; R" CE man Pig -s, Haskell second, and after reading at length
;DCITICY by the-
rCity Clerk, ordered '_aid over to an adjourned
neetin_ to he ::e' -d, April 23, 1947 by unani,•nou= consent.
Specifications for `ire hydrants, valves and m4-s-
„ella .eons _ es^ . ess=_- to co:alete the program.
S I ?ii= laid out by the Cit.`r� Fin__ . , foenlargements and better -
:'i.,,. I'.` ,"TS ments to the CJ 7.ater 3up=ly System were approved a_ -id
:rG- - directin that�.ids he received on the same Ma-., 7th or -
13'2 _eyed o;, the ._ pticn of Resolution No. 1312 ntroduced
by 7c... _ ^a_n ..�s. ell, : =g second and carried .ritho•.:t
dissent.
No action was deemed necessary on the proposed openin.-
of 'line S4.-eet to South ....tc`,ins Street at this time.
('._inutes of ;pri._ 15, 1947, continued)
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C'MICIL CH;'J3ZR3 CIT': C000IL
CITY HALL - CITY OF LODI
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Salornor.7�rothers were l.lowe d to maintain tr:o thirty
foot anoroac^es t3 tce service station to be erected
3 LWO`1
on tha 'nrthwest corner of :'lora Street and Central
Avenue, provided, that in accordance with a letter
ST=..IC?'
filed •Jth the Council, off-street parking was pro-
v°'°^'^_PIS
viaed by the an lica.:ts 'an this lot, the availabil-
ity of such free par>:in„ facilities to be denoted by
s'_g-:s p^c- nentl: displaved racinv Central Avenue.
:. final• -:ap, prepared under the "Subr vision bran : ct"
of Tract 1L5, S. tdivisio n of Ssn Joaquin. County,
I -ERT
Fun::ert Subdivision, r.avir_ been approved by the 1 t -r
T'J.
Engineer a:as .,dopted as an off_„ial ..rap of this tract
and 'utc..ins Street, di -^l a ed thereon and all public
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utility ease -meats delineated on this map accented on
of . CounclLman Tolliver,,^tle second.
Roswell . Barbour 3 bdivider of lands in Lot 7
"utcl-'ns :.ddijcn _S i°a.^."Tract"'-our-Beckman sub-
°P.
2.'3..Cu-
citted a finalman of this tract but as the vacation
BBC:'!.: N
of parts of Tokalr Street and Pleasant Avenue by Lodi
T':.CT
School District -ryas incomplete as to _roc_edure
this :sap was not offe_-ed for approval at this time.
Applications foe business licenses presented .April 2nd
as -.proved by the Chief of Police were approved and
licenses ordered �-rar: ed; ap_lications received since
this date were read and ordered referred to the Chief
of ?olice.
The Cler'- was directe4 to charge for and collect water
ATER C1 F;_J
charges on lots used for so-called 'iictory Gardens,
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also, to publicise the requirements of the water or-
.>FrENS, ETC.
dinance relatin,- to days on which yard _rri_ation is
allcwed and to call attention to the rule that rater
must not be used during the e_cistance of a fire alarm.
A contract, considered' for the past several .months,
settin_ up conditions and char; -e3 for waste disposal,
F'!tiS-JCNES
seva!,e disposal and mater supply and disposal_ of store
CC'"CRA:T
asters, between the Cit}- and Shewan-Jones Corporation,
_"-`.r:YTv]:D
bearin= the acceptance of this corporation, was then
execute^ by the Yayor or. motion of Councilman Haskell,
Tolliver second, authorizing its execution.
;t 10:2? ? . lf. the C't:- Council was called into execu-
tive session returnin:- to Open meetin-1 at 1.0:32 P. E.,
Z.S. 1311
when Resolution Plo. 1314, authorizing the execution of
.=.DCPA w
a contract for t^e sale of certain lots described there-
in to Lodi Prost No. 22, American Legion as prepared by
the City Attorney was adopted by the following vote:
AYES: Councilmen, :Haskell, Lytle, Riggs, Tolliver & P?nn
NC S: Councilmen, None kBSZN'_ : Councilmen, None
At 1C:43 F. :!. the City Council adjourned on :potion of
Council:.ar. Figs, to rest _.gain at 3:C0 P. L. of ..ed-
nesday, __ 23, 1947.
Attest:
r'•'�.,--rte•
City Clerk