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Home My WebLink AboutMinutes - April 3, 194643 COITICIL Cv.Ai4BERS CITY COUNCIL CIT': fl9LL - CITY OP LOD_ '.I)PESDAY, A`rRiL 3 1946. This regular maeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi was called to order by the Eayor at 8:00 o'clock F.L. of :iadnesday, R�:L .;;'' April 3, 1946, Counci-7men Coffield, ?i�ggz, Tolliver, .'ieihe and RirZ (ya or) present, none absent. 1.i_nutes of the last meeting held March 20, 1946 were read, approv- ed as read and so endorsed by the Mayor. ..:r Ray L. Gerard, local !:anger united States r.mployment Service requested an offer from the City Council far a five year lease on the present and proposed extension of the offices at 125 North U.S.3.S. Stockton Street. City Engineer He.rxing estimated that the addit- RIZINTeiiS on contemplated would cost between eight and nine thousand doll- ars and that monthly rentals should be about $115.00. Taking into consideration the benefit to Lodi in having these offices located here, it was moved by Councilman Rios, Coffield second that the offer be made at a rental of $1CO.00 per month for both present and future buildings. CG;lU1ICATICN3 Stzte Board of equalization notified the Council of the =_pplicat- S.B.E. ion of ?anta.,es & Therpolis for an on sale beer and wine license at 114 N. Sacramento St. ORAE &':iIZE Lodi Crape & 7iine Festival Inc. was granted use of Lodi Stadium FiSTIVAL USE for September 13, 14 &• 15, 1946, including both ball parks for OF ST.01!.i. its'annual festival, motion Weihe, Tolliver second. BRODERICK Farold F. Broderick was granted en encroachment— emit to erect 310. a gasoline sign as per plan opposite 131 P.o.Cherokee Lane subject to approval of Division of Highways if necessary. At the suo� stion of Mayor R•iz=, the evening of April 24th was set - Y:;UNG3_RG for a meeting +.ith ;.`.r S. C. Youngberg to consider the merits of issuing revenue bonds for certain types of public works. Two proposals for installation of parking meters in the dovm-tov.n area were received, one from 'r.`ark Time :Meter Cc, the other from FARi;ING Kar ?ark. Tentatively, it has decided that some part of the meet- nrTERS ing to be held April 17th would be alloted to discussion of this type of autouotiie parking control. R72011TS The City ilarnirg Co mmission filed its report on the proposed rezcninE of Lots 69, 70, 37, 88, 105 and 122 of Eamert Subdivision, approving the rezoning of these lots as Commercial subject to P_-Z0.NI3N:G certain restrictions to be imposed by the owner and on motion LOTS IN of Councilman Coffield, -."eihe second, h:ay 1, 1946 at the hour of BAL-.RT SUB. 8:00 x..,'. and the Council Chambers -rias set as the time and place for the hearing of objections to this proposed rezoning. Me City Planning Commission, having held one public hearing thereon, reconaended a fifty-five foot set back for buildings along the :fort; K2TT1.W.GX line of Kettleman Lane from the center line of this hi&hway. On L;P1� SET- motion of-Colincil:aan Riggs, :'ieihe second, the same time and place BZK as'for the foregoing hearing was set for reception of objections to-tnis.recomnendation. Reports of the Chief of Police, the City Poundmaster and of the ,' 0P""HL? City Clerk on 1:arch g; bage fee collections, both the former reports RZ,FORT covering the month of March also, were rec_:ived, read and ordered i filed. _ U ?IhIS?-D 7he pending a ?royal of the tentative :rap of " ;are Subdivision" 3u5INS33 coming on for consideration, Resolution No 21 of the City Planning Cc mission, reco:_:mending the vacation of 11 Palm Avenue " in 3urr' s ; . SUB. Subdivision of Lot '2, :vas read, also t o contracts to be entered C:.+TR..",TS. into between Chas. F. .7are and the City, one appertaining to the 0?ENiNG OF parent by :,are df the expense of abandoning Palm Avenue, the sXn aT ,tom other rela*fng to : areTs paying the City the cost of acquiring, either through negotiation or condemnation, certain lots necessary I `.,he opening of Eureka Avenue to California Street On notion of Council:}s:i-g s, Coffield second, execution of the first named contract '..as directed and on .lotion of Councilman. ,+eine, Ries second, a.,roval eras had of the execution of the second contract. 44 (:z`rutes of April 3, 1946 continued) COUACIL CHAMBERS CITY COUNCIL CITY HALL - CITY OF LODI Ordinance No. 317 entitled, AN CP.DINAIMC3 ZaNDING CRDINANCE NO. 238 B" LTMTNG = 3CUNDARY !ZEES OF C= AIN ?CRTIONS CF CERTAL? ZXE3 OR.DINIANC : AS DISPLAYED U1 CN The, .All—NMED 11 ZONE DISTRICT ILLF " OF T?- CITY OF NO 317 L;DI AM RrCLA3SIFY'ZG AND P^ZrVINNG CROP RTIvS LOCATED -LTER3L-1, having been regularly introduced in regular meeting held March 20, 1946, was brought up for passage on motion of Councilman ::eine, Tolliver second, seccnd reading omitted after reading by title by unanimous consent, and finally passed, adopted and ordered to print by the follovring vote: aT S: Courci-Imen :Feihe, Tolliver, Coffield; Rugs and Rin:-: NC -3: Councilmen None. AB3ENT: None. Ine yiyor then signed the above ordinance in approval thereof/ CFDT':Z'CE NO. 318 ,entitled, _-1 CF-DINANCE REPE.L.LiG CRDLa'ANCE NC. 40, ENTITLED " AN C'_°.DINI1;Cs REGUL;.TING Th:. SPEED OF ":I1i,i5, .[�.GONS, EU-ZIES, CA RIkG ES, SULKIES, BICYCLES, AUTC1:CBI!Z3, KOTCR CARS, OFDLv,ZCL P.AILP.C.;D CARS, CAPS, LCC0 OTIT.3, UOTECIR VEHICI i Am 0Thza V -?ICL S 170 318 T!, ,LONG CR ACROSS PUBLIC STR✓-=TS OR WAYS ZID 1�EAi=NG S`:CT_ICNS _ . =i AND ..L Val OF ffi=NANCE NO. MINE _1lD PARTIALLY REP' -=G SZC11- IC'.i C.;r OF CRDINANCE NO.S LTi dT al'T eras introduced by Councilman 3i Vis, .;eine second, read at length by the Clerk and ordered laid over for the statutory period of not less than five days. ':re tendered contract for concessions at Lodi Stadium presented by FFA CONTRACT Lodi Chapter of Future Fars.ers of America was referred to the City Attorney for modification and for consideration by the Council as to acquiring the interest of this organization in the present refreshment stand CCORD11NAT.-NG Recommendations of Lodi Coordinating Council on traffic safety CCIMCIL :•sere continued under study and any action on the matter of secur- VETS HOUSING ing tem:^ovary housing for veterans was postponed until there should be some showing of co:-mvunity interest in a veterans housing project. On receipt of proper performance certificates from the City Engin- HECXENL.AIBLE eer, Arthur C. Heckenlaible and Elmer .eimer were given permanent r� I3CR employment status as Assistant City Engineer and as Engineering Aid respectively. !Lotion Coffield, Weihe second. License a-, plications presented March 20th Having been approved for BliSl: 33 granting br the Chief of Police, the same -mere ordered issued and LI^1MZSE.3 'license applications filed since the last meeting were referred to the Chief of : olice in accor_ance with ordinance. the =--:plication of R:ed .°c Closson for abatem; nt of garbage coll.- CL03SON ection charge was ordered referred to the City Clerk and the contractor for adjustment if justified. -- Claims in the W.—unt of $41 514.77 as approved by the Finance Coi:+aittee were allowed; the claim of tars Otto F. Bec_llunan for water da -cage i-,. the amount of X %4.10 was ordered referred to the City's liability insurance carrier. The Council •roicei no disapproval of the application of E.Jrettler for coIection of water, electric anA garbage bills through local .,inks, treating them as sight drafts against customers accounts. at 11; �O o' clock F L. the Citlr Council adjourned on motion of �o:i ci1-tan '.:eine. Resolution No 1256, declaring it to be the intention of the City RES. 1256 Council to abandon, vacate and close up Pala Avenue from Lincoln ABANDON Avenue to California Street :vas then introduced by Councilman :eihe rAz_" AVE and after reading the same, it was passed and adopted by the foll- ovring vote: AYE_.S: Councilmen Jeihe, Riggs, Tolliver, Coffield and Rizn _ N-013: Councilman, Pone. aS�L'T, none. The sum of ^1 950.00 was set aside for the emmeration of the SPECIAL present population of Lodi by the adoption of Resolution Pio. 1257 Calsus introduced by Councilman Figs, .feihe second and carried by the £01l0r3.ng vote: AYES: Councilmen P.ir;gs, .feihe, Coffield, Tolliver and Rinn NOES: Councilmen, Clone. ABSENT: None. . . . . Ordinance No. 317 entitled, AN CP.DINAIMC3 ZaNDING CRDINANCE NO. 238 B" LTMTNG = 3CUNDARY !ZEES OF C= AIN ?CRTIONS CF CERTAL? ZXE3 OR.DINIANC : AS DISPLAYED U1 CN The, .All—NMED 11 ZONE DISTRICT ILLF " OF T?- CITY OF NO 317 L;DI AM RrCLA3SIFY'ZG AND P^ZrVINNG CROP RTIvS LOCATED -LTER3L-1, having been regularly introduced in regular meeting held March 20, 1946, was brought up for passage on motion of Councilman ::eine, Tolliver second, seccnd reading omitted after reading by title by unanimous consent, and finally passed, adopted and ordered to print by the follovring vote: aT S: Courci-Imen :Feihe, Tolliver, Coffield; Rugs and Rin:-: NC -3: Councilmen None. AB3ENT: None. Ine yiyor then signed the above ordinance in approval thereof/ CFDT':Z'CE NO. 318 ,entitled, _-1 CF-DINANCE REPE.L.LiG CRDLa'ANCE NC. 40, ENTITLED " AN C'_°.DINI1;Cs REGUL;.TING Th:. SPEED OF ":I1i,i5, .[�.GONS, EU-ZIES, CA RIkG ES, SULKIES, BICYCLES, AUTC1:CBI!Z3, KOTCR CARS, OFDLv,ZCL P.AILP.C.;D CARS, CAPS, LCC0 OTIT.3, UOTECIR VEHICI i Am 0Thza V -?ICL S 170 318 T!, ,LONG CR ACROSS PUBLIC STR✓-=TS OR WAYS ZID 1�EAi=NG S`:CT_ICNS _ . =i AND ..L Val OF ffi=NANCE NO. MINE _1lD PARTIALLY REP' -=G SZC11- IC'.i C.;r OF CRDINANCE NO.S LTi dT al'T eras introduced by Councilman 3i Vis, .;eine second, read at length by the Clerk and ordered laid over for the statutory period of not less than five days. ':re tendered contract for concessions at Lodi Stadium presented by FFA CONTRACT Lodi Chapter of Future Fars.ers of America was referred to the City Attorney for modification and for consideration by the Council as to acquiring the interest of this organization in the present refreshment stand CCORD11NAT.-NG Recommendations of Lodi Coordinating Council on traffic safety CCIMCIL :•sere continued under study and any action on the matter of secur- VETS HOUSING ing tem:^ovary housing for veterans was postponed until there should be some showing of co:-mvunity interest in a veterans housing project. On receipt of proper performance certificates from the City Engin- HECXENL.AIBLE eer, Arthur C. Heckenlaible and Elmer .eimer were given permanent r� I3CR employment status as Assistant City Engineer and as Engineering Aid respectively. !Lotion Coffield, Weihe second. License a-, plications presented March 20th Having been approved for BliSl: 33 granting br the Chief of Police, the same -mere ordered issued and LI^1MZSE.3 'license applications filed since the last meeting were referred to the Chief of : olice in accor_ance with ordinance. the =--:plication of R:ed .°c Closson for abatem; nt of garbage coll.- CL03SON ection charge was ordered referred to the City Clerk and the contractor for adjustment if justified. -- Claims in the W.—unt of $41 514.77 as approved by the Finance Coi:+aittee were allowed; the claim of tars Otto F. Bec_llunan for water da -cage i-,. the amount of X %4.10 was ordered referred to the City's liability insurance carrier. The Council •roicei no disapproval of the application of E.Jrettler for coIection of water, electric anA garbage bills through local .,inks, treating them as sight drafts against customers accounts. at 11; �O o' clock F L. the Citlr Council adjourned on motion of �o:i ci1-tan '.:eine. ( minutes of April 3, 194.6 ccntinued) COUICIL CHAMBERS CITY COUACIL CITY !TALL - CITY OF LODI T', -.e foregoing minutes of a rejular meeting of the City Council of the City of Nodi ?:el.-', April 3, 1946 were read and approved :vithout correct— ion at a subseq:;ant meeting of said City Council he13 April 16, 1946 'said'me4ting being -that prescribed by statute for tte canvass of the vote cast at the General 'u icipal Election of ril 9, 1%6. kAYC. OF -THI CITY CF 10DI Attest: . 3L.;y LY, April 16, 1945. 45