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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - October 3, 19450 t_",'l RTr- ;�;r A letter of Attorney General Kenny recommending adoption of the kr---NT 3"UTUAL "Law Enforcement Mutual Aid Plan" approved by the State "lar Council AID PLAN was ordered referred to the City Attorney and City Clerk for report on its advantages or disadvantages. G ZZ P.9C TiS The City Clerk read letters written in the matter of Grace P. Burns S.P. STATION regarding ;•rational Brotherhood of Service and to Southern Pacific P33EPIVE' Company regarding its station reservation Reports of the Chief of Police, the City Foundmaster and of the FPCETS. City Clerk as Garbage Collector were received, read and ordered filed. All reports covering the month of September. The City Engineer was directed to obtain co= tments from Glenn 3L,CK $ A. Black and C. H. 3lenett that they would pay for gutters along 3L; E_TT their several, properties rearing on the North and South alleyway AL_rY 3iK 13 in Block 13, Yokelumne prior to the City regrading and resurfac- ing this a_ley. COUNCIL C 1,111BERS - CITY COUNCIL CITY HALL - CITY OF LCDI ,=,'...SDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1945 This regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi was called to order at 8:00 o'clock ?..'.i. of Wednesday, October =3GULA11 3, 1945 (Pacific Coast Standard Time), Councilmen Coffield, _13TING Riggs, Tolliver, :leihe and Finn (:•`ayor) present, none absent. ROLL CALL Also attending Glenn 'Rest, City Attorney, John A. Henning, Supt. of Public Utilities, Clinton Henning, City Engineer and George D. Polenske, Fire Chief. i MINUTES OF Minutes of the preceedingaeeting held September 19, 1945 were SEPT 19 - read, approved as read and so endorsed by the Mayor. Mrs Ida M. Pearl, representing D'Arrigo Brothers Company presented a letter from that firm and `irs Mildred Fox tend.eri.-►g the City certain rights of way for street purposes inA.J.Larsons Subdiv- TAIV-RACK It ision of a Portion of the SIPIy of Sect 12, T3N, .R6E to open Tamarack S.SACTO STS Drive and South Sacramento Street over their lands. The City Clerk OPENING was authorized to accept the deeds to these parcels and the City Engineer was directed to grade and oil certain portions so that a contemplated building could be started as well as to make plans for extension of sewage and -waste drainage from the plant to be erected, .also for serving it with crater. The Clerk was directed to obtain, if possible, deed to South Sacramento Street across the land of Panzica lying north of the Fox parcel. J: E. Conklin and Herman Diekman of Lodi Union High School presented BUTURE a proposal that the rights of " Future Farmers" in the refreshment F2ZCEkS stand at Lodi Stadium be reduced to writing and made part of the STAND existing agreement with the High School. They were referred to STADIUM City Attorney Glenn 'lest for a collaberative framing of such an agreement to be submitted the City Council later. Cecil C. Perrin, on behalf of himself, Graffigna Brothers and LOADING Clarence Gilbeau requested that a two -car loading zone be marked ZONE off in the 100 block of 'North Sacramento Street on the East side N.SACTO ST. of the street. Request ordered referred to Chief of Police Jackson for recotimendation and report NILS A letter from Adolph Nies complaining against parking in the alley ALLEY between Oak &7al-nut Streets East of Washington Street was ordered PARKING referred to the Chief of Police. A letter from "Builders of the "nest" advocating support of the AIR PORT McCarran Airport Bill now pending in Congress was referred to the Aviation Committee of Lodi District Chamber of Commerce A recommendation of Lodi District Chamber of Commerce that ar C OF C. underpass separating the Southern Pacific tracks from the grade UNDERPASS of city streets be constructed between lockeford Street and Lodi S.P.TRACKS Avenue was discussed. Need of this structure was admitted but location and cost, especia-ily as to property damages seemed to make this a matter for intensive study before initiating any proceedure to construct it. t_",'l RTr- ;�;r A letter of Attorney General Kenny recommending adoption of the kr---NT 3"UTUAL "Law Enforcement Mutual Aid Plan" approved by the State "lar Council AID PLAN was ordered referred to the City Attorney and City Clerk for report on its advantages or disadvantages. G ZZ P.9C TiS The City Clerk read letters written in the matter of Grace P. Burns S.P. STATION regarding ;•rational Brotherhood of Service and to Southern Pacific P33EPIVE' Company regarding its station reservation Reports of the Chief of Police, the City Foundmaster and of the FPCETS. City Clerk as Garbage Collector were received, read and ordered filed. All reports covering the month of September. The City Engineer was directed to obtain co= tments from Glenn 3L,CK $ A. Black and C. H. 3lenett that they would pay for gutters along 3L; E_TT their several, properties rearing on the North and South alleyway AL_rY 3iK 13 in Block 13, Yokelumne prior to the City regrading and resurfac- ing this a_ley. 7 (min•:tes of uct 3,1945 continued) The Clark retorted that he has not secured sufficient information regarding charges and regulations of other owners of such facilit- ' 2!T,L; ies as the Stadia= to enable any determination as to the usual method of handling their rental. In the Natter of the improvement of the Tokay Street R.ail�road T _AY STR T crossing, the City Engineer was directed to open negotiations P.R. iNG, with Southern ?acific Comnary after consulting wit!' former City Engineer C. L. :shite and have a form of agreement prepared by that Company for submission to the City Council. Business license applications presented September 19th having been a:croved by the Chief of Police were ordered granted. Neu °'SIiv-3S applications were received from. LIC �3E Ed J. Perrin, 923 S. Pleasant Ave. L:erchant ,:�r� C+TIObu 'i.Rastetter 22C Flora 3t Contractor :.ILIHarcock 218 S.:dashington Merchant .'-.hiney :7eber 1005 S.Pleasent Ave Gas Fitter ..Uoellwarth 613 S. Central Ave. Contractor .;.L.Sa.lsbury 110 N.Cherokee Ln. ;:erchant G.T.O' 3: ien 115 W. Fire St Xerchart All ordared referred to the Chief of Police. On written recommendation of City Engineer Heruzirg, the appointment Attest: City Clerk. of the - 1 _ - ..4 of _._ i : old _ ctDber 3, rr r t'_ -n Mayor of the City of Lodi October 11 1 4 . of Arthur C. Heckenlaible as Assistant City Engineer was confirmed effective September 29th at a salary of $350.00 monthly r CI;^ I13L, On the same recommendation, Elmer 'Jeimer fro*n the eligible list 2DER for that position, was appointed Ergineerirg Aid at $240.50 e£fect- PaICZ ive October 1st. If and when available, Richard :rice fron the L u;:C.'..�. eligible list, was confirmed as an nglneering Aid at the same VOSS sa??ry as neimer above. Major Harris lfurger was also approved for ariointrent as _ngireeri.ng lid at a salary of ?240.50 effective D:FrRTI`VT on his release from army duties and reporting for work. Y_- Theodore Voss, on leave from the Division of Highways, was app- ointed an Assistant to the Cit, Engineer at a salary of $315.50, both the appointments of Munger and "Voss to be on a temporary basis. Acceptance of the recommendations and confirmation of the preceeding appointments and salaries made on motion of Coancilma.n Coffield, lei -he second. Claims in the amount of 35 575.55 as approved by the Finance C=.AIW;5 - Committee were allowed and ordered paid on motion of Councilman Coffield, "leihe Second. Lr John A. He ming asked that George Robles appointed by him as Plant Attendant March 1, 1945 be confirmed as "re -instated" POKES as Robles had applied for vacation leave, to which he would not be entitled if serving as a temporary employee. The City Council agreed w-ith La Ke:iningls reco=mendation in so far as it did not conflict with the Personnel Ordinance and Rules. At 10:58 the Council was resolved into Committee of the :!hole, returning to open session at 11:15 P.M. when adjournment was taken on motion of Councilman 7eihe. Attest: City Clerk. of the - 1 _ - ..4 of _._ i : old _ ctDber 3, rr r t'_ -n Mayor of the City of Lodi October 11 1 4 .