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COUNCIL CHAeBERS CITY COU'+CIL
CITY HALL - CITY OF LODI
W.D ESD. Y JCNE 25, 1947
?ursuant to the adjournment taken from its regular meeting of
June le, 1947, the 2ity Council of the City of Lodi met at 3:00 Y...
of eelnesday, June 25, 1917, Councilmen Haskell, Lytle, Rigs and
Rim ^resent, Councilman Tolliver absent.
The rinutes of the regular meeting held June 13th were read,
approved as read and so endorsed by the L.ayor.
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?roof of proper publication of notice of a public
hearing to be i -field at this time and place was had
by affidavit and the Council called for objections
7. RIE YCC OF to the erantinr= of - varience to R.;.. _ iessner
R.A. . __s3.'E? owner of Lot 3 ?ohama Tract to allow the construe-
GReeTM tion of an accesser_;r garage building at a distance
of 25 feet from the front lot line. No persons
arrear fir.= to protest and no written objections hav-
ing been file,, it was roved, seconded and carried
that this varience be granted.
This bein_ also the tine and place set for the open-
ing of sealed proposals for the construction of
i8 C`; "Liquid 1este Disposal v:orks," proper publication
L; :'I7 7eSTE of notice :pas proven and bids received opened _end
eePeS declares—viz:-
E: J Downer Company, Inc. .357,000.00
Claude C. Wood Co. $49,308.00
Award deferred to July 2nd and iorr bid referred to
Citi Engineer for reeort.
Cn motion of Councilman Rigr-s, Lytle second, the
?C'LICE proposed police pistol practice range was ordered
I13TOL constructed with concrete wall backing at an es-
R;"GE timeted cost of •5CO.0O the same to be located on
the North side near the east end of Lodi Stadium.
Contract foams for disposal of liquid wastes from
the plants of Foster .. '.+pod Canning Company and
I`..iERr." Filbin Frozen Foods covering the 1947 season as
eSTg DISPOSAL prepare.: by City Engineer Henning '.fere approved
OC:`TReeTS on motion of Councilman .weed , Riggs second, and
the City Clerk directed to present theca to these
parties for execution.
TREE Supt. of Streets Bruner was directed to discontinue
'"u,= the present street tree pruning program pending in-
DISCC: TI. U'ED vestiration of the City's authority to order sidewalk
repairs and charge the cost to abutting properties.
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The proposal of Rodeers Termite Control for treat-
ing Fire Nouse no. 2 for termite infestation at a
cost of :350.00 was accepted.
,L.piicetions for allocations of :hate moneys as
provided in Chanter 20, Statutes of 1946 for con-
streceiono_` the foilowin:: projects wes approved by
the aeoetion of aacror.riate resolutions, viz:
Resolution No. 13L•1-.4fain Lineeeaste Disposal Sewer
Line, introdeced by Councilman Haskell, Riggs second
for ee8,7C3.97;
Resolution eo. 1342--S-acr_mento Street elaste Drain
introduced ee Councilman :Ei g s, Haskell second,
amount $14,52R.el;
Resolution No. 13L.3=-:onstruction of Liquid '"caste
Disposal 'corks, introduced by Councilman Lytle, Ries
second.
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SAT. DT^S :. Salaries and +razes were main discussed, sugges-
tions nave but no conclusions were forthcoming.
The proposed suxdivisicn control ordinance was laid
over for further stu_y.
At 11:42 c.`. the Council retired into executive
session so renaininr_ until 12 midnivht. adjournment
was then had to the time of the next regular meeting.
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P.esolut-ons ':ns. 1341--42 and u3 ,.,ere passed b- the
follor;inq *rote:
.IZ3: Council;-ner., Haskell, L•_rtle, U -a -s - Rirr.
Ccunci?.nnan, 'tone
., 3K-:',T:Council:en, Tolliver
Cn recormnendation of Chief of Police core, Leonard
°ecker, pro:^ationary police patroLnan, -whose nroba-
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tionarY pario- endei ."a'y 7, 1947 aas confirmed as a
cern:�.e^t eaplovee _ an increase in salary to
32X%00 effective June 1, 194.7.
Pro, owls for floorin; base:aent offices to be occu-
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pied by the i office Department :ere referred to the
Engine=_rin. Department frith direction that c,rices
ba obt._ined on as :;alt the and submitted with re-
co,vner 4 -tion.
Brix h: Dolan, lessees of Lodi i::unicipal airport,
discussed rentals ._th the Council, stating that
'15CC.00 per year was all th_t they could afford
to pay, also that they were negoci=tine with the
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two property ozrners, J. Louis Perrin and George ":+.
Zr --deown ers o£ a :^ ;or Dart of tae Field, for a
reduction from the X25.00 per acre t:.ese o:mers
had e°_'are: ' It :ras 4 rected that the Council meet
on call of mayor :inn 'cefore the July 1st deadline
set ' "lar ssets Corpor-tion if any tangible settle-
ment of �.e rental problem seemed possible.
The amity Clergy: was directed to i;=.ediately investi-
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nate and confer with City attornev '.;est as to the
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feasibility of ::^.oldie, a special election submit-
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tir:Z to the electors the proposal that the 1947-43
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tax rate b=_ increased to t :a care in :,art of the
Cit;r's post -far building program.
SAT. DT^S :. Salaries and +razes were main discussed, sugges-
tions nave but no conclusions were forthcoming.
The proposed suxdivisicn control ordinance was laid
over for further stu_y.
At 11:42 c.`. the Council retired into executive
session so renaininr_ until 12 midnivht. adjournment
was then had to the time of the next regular meeting.
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