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i,:onday, January 17, 1938
The City Council of 'i -_,e City o= Lodi Met in rezuil.r
session at c:00 o'clock r..,, of boncay, January 17, 1G3C.
Ccunciimen Clar::, ura__iLna, Spooner, eihe ana Steele present,
none absent.
The m'nutes of the last meeting held January 3, 1938
were read, approved as read and so indorsed by tlae i.ayor,
Er, Otto Schunlre representing a co-mittee from
the First Congregational Church. of Logi addressed the Council
in re -ard to t=he pro_ci~:ity of the southern raci is Kailroad
tracks on Lockeferd Street to the south curb line. At the
order of the iL'ayor, this ''+"aS referred to the Committee on
Streets ana 01-i "in."gays.
he a -plication of rent `..atson for the position of
Building Inspector aas received, read and ordered filed.
Also, a letter from the united Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joiners endorsing :'..r. A. _ . Null for the same position.
i.r. Fred ?ate a__lied by letter for the position of City
1 iec'rar_ic .
Letters from the League of California ;=unici_alities
addressed to the City Council in care of the .iayor in retard
to the district meeting to be held at Stockton on Lnmry 20th
were read.
The Clerk presented several notices from the State
Board of Lqualization informing the Council of recent
arplications for the sale of alcoholic beverames in the City.
On motion o= Councilman '::eihe, seconded by Councilman Graffi.gna
and carried, tine Clerk was directed to notify the State
Board of Equalization that the City Council protested a_ainst
the antin,'�: of any liquor license at No. 225 Vine Street,
particularly
the application of one Charles r'. Zilke doing
business as "�iokelumne Lodge" at this place. The Layor
informed several persons who had appeared to protest against
the grartino of this license, that the Co,.incil wculd proceed
in accordance with their wishes as these premises were
included in the "Lulti-Family Residence gone.
The quarterly report of the City Treasurer and
that of the City Clerk were received, read and on notion of
CounciI: n uraffigna, seconded by Councilman :ieihe, ordered
filed.
Four applications for business licenses viere
ordered granted.
The Clerk presented the report of the City ?lannina
Comm=ission upon the petition of henry Fink, and others for
the rezoning of certain properties in Block 10, Lodi Barnhart
Tract. On motion of Councilman Clark, seconded by ConciLmn
eihe, 6:00 o' clock of February 7, 1938 was set as the
date for the hearing of any protests filed against such
rezonir.;.
On the recommendation of i,ir. J. A. Herring and
on motion of Councilman Graffigna, seconded by Coancilran
`i e=he, the iayor was authorized to execute an agreerent
;ith tae Facific Cas and r;lectric Company for the rental
of transfor::iers and transportation of the same to be used
during the transition period in the citys change of
distribution of voltaGe.
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COUTINC±L C:1: :B=?S -- C`�-s CCL :CIL
!,onda , January 17, 1>3b
Twenty-one (21) building mer=its for structures to
cost 113,525., application -;o. 1bb7 to and including ilio. 1909
:•:ere allowed and ordered .ranted.
Claims ='-'o. 30639 to and, including ":o. 30907
in the total anoint of ;P131657-70 N-rere allo :ed and ordered
maid on ;potion of Col—ricil-Imn Graf=isra, seconded by
boancil:-r.an
On motion of Co..L-icil;man Graf=i na, the amity
Council then adjourned to and until the day and hour of
its next regular meeting.
ATTEST
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The Lore oinz minutes of a
regular meatin5 of the Cit;;
Co�*1ci l of the City of Lodi
:rere read and approved with-
out correction at a subsequent
*!eet .- of said City Council
Held February 7, 1936.