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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - June 20, 193853 C-�_. IL C :-3ERS -- CIT_' CC._,CIL CIT ,ALL -- CIT -1- G LCi�l MONDAY, JtNE 20, 1938 This regular meeting of the City Council vias held on the date first above written at 8:00 o'clock P.:. Councilmen, Clark, Graffigna, Spooner, Weihe and Steele present, none absent. The minutes of the last regular meeting held June 6, 1958 were read, approved as read and so endorsed f by the Mayor. Mr. Otto Polenske representing a coami.ttee of the Lodi Volunteer Fire Department recommended the purchase of a L & J reaus6itator, saying that the Department could obtain a machine worth X375. for $300.00 by purchasing a demonstrator. On motion of councilman Spooner, seconded by Councilman Graffigna, purchase of this apparatus was authorized. 31r. Marvel Putnam addressed the Council in regard to assistance and endorsement of the Lodi Band. He was instructed to make a request for an appropriation to be considered in the next annual budget. This being the date set by resolution duly published for the recept16n of sealed proposals for the public printing for the year beginning July 1, 19363, proposals were received from the Lodi Times and Lodi News -Sentinel and after opening and considering the same, Resolution Pio. 967 was introduced on motion of Councilman Clark, seconded by Councilman Weihe. .i-.SOL'JTI ON NO. 967 RESOLUTION OF AYd RD FOR PUBLIC PRINTIPG 193b-39 +!iEREAS in accordance with proceedings heretofore had, proposals for the public printing for the City of Lodi have been submitted as follows: That of the Lodi Times: First insertion 28¢ per column inch, Second insertion 259, Third Insertion 20�, Fourth Insertion 18¢, Fifth and each subsequent insertion 15¢ per column inch. fiat of the Lodi News -Sentinel: First insertion 25¢ per column inch and 2L;¢ per column inch for each subsequent insertion. 3E IT RESOLVED, that the award for the printing of all matters required by law to be published in a news- paper of general circulation be and the same is hereby awarded to THE LODI NL'.+S-SENTINEL at the amounts set forth in their proposals. This City `'ouncil hereby declares such prorosal to be the lowest and best bid received. The foregoing Resolution No. 967 was then passed and adopted by the following vote: AYES: Councilmen, Clark, '.7eihe, Graffigna, Spooner and Steele NOES: Councilmen, None ASSEI.T: Councilmen, None 54 C=.iY _:C7I. ►S Cr­,'_rTT -- CIT O L DI I a MONDAY, J 17D 20, 1934 Co ntinued Tv.o invalid warrants were ordered cancelled by the adoption of Resolution No. 966. RESOL"ullOPi NO. 966 RESOLUTION DIRECTING CANCELLATI0'N OF CERTAIN U;PAID TREASURY 74ARRAN T5 'WHEREAS Warrant No. 19742, dated April 3, 1933 Payable to narold Anshutz in the amount of z�1.50 has not been presented for zaynent, and, V'i'r_ERcAS, ;.-arrant No. 29012, dated March 3, 1937 payable to Austin Brothers in the amount of X1.45 has not been presented for payment, therefore, BE IT RESCLYM, that these warrants be and they are hereby, cancelled. The 1,ity I'lerk will take credit therefor for his accounts. The foregoing Resolution No. 966 was then passed and adopted by the following vote: AYES: Uouncilmen, Spooner, Graffigna, Clark, Weihe and bteele NOES: Councilmen, None ABSENT: Councilmen, Prone A communication was received from the c3ecretary of the Lodi Volunteer vire Derartment announcing the results of a recent election in that department and on motion of j Councilman Graffi;na, seconded by Councilman V-eihe, Resolution Pio. 968 was introduced. RESCL' TIOPi P.O. 968 WHEREAS the members of the Lodi Volunteer Fire Department have submitted the following list of elective officers to serve in said Fire Department for the year be -inning Ju1711, 1938: CHIEF FAR bUY FIRST .ASSISTA`i T CHIEF ARTHUR E. BLE+ETT SECCND ASSISTANT CHIEF 4'iAYHE WILS0N PRESIDENT OTTO POLENSKE FIRST VICE PRESIDENT JOHN STIRM SEC::E^1ARY-TRE..ASURER KENNET'rI hICLATiL BE IT RESCLUE'D, that this City council hereby approves the election of said officers and confirms &nd appoints the persons above named to fill said offices for the year beginning July 1, 1938. The foregoing Resolution No. 968 was then passed and adopted by the following vote: Ayt:d: Councilmen, Graffigna, '+ieihe, Clark, Spooner and Steele NOES: CounciLmen, None ASF" T: Councilmen., None W BF0.7AY, Jtla 20, 1938 Uontinued Application for business license iio. 538 was ordered granted. Application P:o. 537 was refused, the location of the business proposed being in a dwelling zone. she application of rred Auch for a position in the playgrounds was ordered filed. A petition signed by all the residents in the 400 blocks of Oak Street and YJainut Street asking that the use of vacant lots along Hutchins Street be restricted to the uses contemplated by the zoning ordinance. It was received, read and ordered filed, for future reference. birs. Henry Zilke ap_lied by letter for permission to construct a trailer carp at X25 Vine 6treet, also M. J. Seeley applied by letter for permission to have a trailer cam_ on the Old Lockeford Road, zast of Cherokee Lane. No Action taken on either application. - Ordinance lio. 244 entitled "ORDINANCE REGULA':ING THE SANITATIO'N' A -',-,D C01;.,DUGs OF CFik°,_P CARS AND/OR TRAILERS IN TF.E CITY OF LC -7'T, CALIrF RNIA" Has introduced on notion of Councilman Graff ie-na, seconded by Councilman Clark and by the same motion ordered laid over fon the statutory period of not less than five days. Claims in the amount of X755.71 as passed by the Finance Cormittee were allowed and warrants ordered issued on motion of Councilman zpooner, seconded by Councilman Graff igna. The Clerk was directed to forward to the Superintendent of the "outhern Pacit'ic a notice of the rough and dangerous condition on their various main line crossings throughout the City. The Council consiaered the recommendations of the City Planning Llommission that Lockeford Street bb made a boulevard or through street and the Clerk was directed to have the City Attorney prepare the proper resolution or ordinance, also to make an estimate of t1+e cost of the stop signs for the various intersections on this street. On motion of Councilman Spooner, seconded by Co,tumcilman Graf f igna, the City Engineer was instructed to install a foot passenger cross-over between the curb and the street surface on Central -venue Forth of zln atreet. Ieir. John X. Henning reportea that there were sixty --three places in the City where street li,hts might be installed at intersections: He reco_~s ended that the first installations be made by the Uity on electric poles now standing. Mr. yenning estimated the total cost of installing these sixty-three intersection lights at X4,000. At the order of the Aayor, none dissenting the City Council Adjourned. L_ ATTEST: The foregoing minutes of a regular meeting of the City Council of the City i 1 of Lodi were read and ap- proved without correction at a subsequent meeting of said City Council held July 5, 1958. Mayor.