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Tuesday, July 5, 1938 u
The first ":onday in July falling upon a holiday, the City Council of
the City of Lodi met in accordance with the provision made by Subdivision
1 of Section 2 of Ordinance No. 161, at the hour of 8:00 o'clock P.M. of
Tuesday, July 5, 1938. Councilmen Clark, Graffigna, Spooner, ;,eihe and
Steele present, none absent.
The Layor called the meeting to o:-der and the minutes of the last meet-
ing held June 20, 1936 were read by the Clerk, approved as read by the -
Council and so endorsed by the Mayor.
Kr E. T. tlisner protested against the naming of Cordier-California
Street as Cordier Street throughout, advocating that the name California
be adopted as the name of this street. Most of the Councilmen agreed with
Mr Wisner and it was tentatively agreed that proper legal steps be taken
to name this str-et California Street.
On recozmendation of the Layor and on motion of Councilman ?7eihe,
seconded by Councilman Clark, Cir .",eor5e L. Meissner and Dr 'd.J.Coffield
were reappointed members of the Board of Library Trustees for the statut-
ory term beginning July 1, 1938.
The Mayor reappointed Ctrs Alma L. Keeske, L:r Charles L. Kobes and Kr
George Schmeidt members of the City Planning Commission for four year terms
each beginning July 1, 1938, stating that he would make a fourth appointment
at a later date. ^hese appointments were confirmed on notion of Councilman
Graffigna seconded by Councilman Weihe. (S P'-g' 57 ss::-)
The Clerk read notices of applications for permits to sell alcoholic
beverages in the City as furnished by the State Board of Equalization. No
objection was voiced to any of the applications.
Applications for business licenses submitted by George B.Green, Harlan
Sherman and Skxortzel & Schuh, #9110-11-12 were allowed and licenses ord-
ered granted.
The monthly reports of the Chief of Police and of the City Poundmaster
were received, read and ordered filed, likewise, the quarterly and annual
reports of the Secretary of the Lodi Volunteer Fire Department.
A petition signed by representatives of several local organizations
asking that the Council take steps to remedy alleged poor acoustical qual-
ities of the Lodi National Guard Armory v.-as received. read and the matter
ordered to stand submitted.
Applications of !'.:.Seeley and L.Sherman to conduct auto trailer camps
on Cherokee Lane were granted; the application of Lars Olga Zilke for permit
to conduct a trailer camp at 225 Vine Street filed June 20, 1938 being
faced with a petition of protest signed by residents in the adjacent neigh-
borhood was denied.
A.F.Farrison, special auditor, submitted his report of an audit of the
city's accounts for the fiscal year ended Juae 30, 1937. A proposal for
next year's audit was submitted by Chas. H. Peterson & Company. The Clerk
:vas directed to obtain a proposal from Kr Harrison for audit of the accounts
for the fiscal year just ended.
proval of a sun.plimental agreement for expenditure of gasoline tax
funds in providing drainage structures on Tokay and Church Streets was
had by the adoption of Resolution Ila. 969 introduced on motion of Council-
man '4eihe, seconded by Councilman Graffigna and carried by unanimous vote
of all members of the Council.
execution of a deed from the City to Svangelische Lutherische Emsnuels
Gemeinde covering Lot 24, Lodi Barnhart Tract was authorized by the adoption
of Resolution No. 970 introduced by Councilman Graffigna, seconded by
Councilman :7eihe and passed by unanimous vote of all members of the Council.
Ordinance 1I0. 244, relating to the operation of trailer camps in the
City was brought up for further discussion, Attorneys Henning and Hallinan
arguing against the proposed ordinance as being too severe. Attorney Halli-
nan asked for permission to submit,on behalf of camp -ground owners, a draft
of an ordinance in substitution for Ordinance 244. He was granted such
permission provided his draft was submitted to the Council on or before its
next regular meeting. Attorney Glenn 'Vest, on recon: endation of the Chief
of Police submitted the following amendment to Ordinance No. 244:
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"Section 10-A RECORLIS. Every person, firm or corporation who or
which shall hereafter own, conduct, manage or control any camp ground
within the meaning of this ordinance, shall keep a permanent record
which shall be signed by each customer or occupant of such camp ground
before such customer or occupant shall occupy or use any space in such
camp ground, which records shall contain the name of each and every
customer, occupant, renter or guest who shall reside in or use said
camp ground or any part thereof, together with the names of all members
of his or her family residing in or using said camp ground, their place
of residence and registration number or numbers of their automobile and/
or trailer; such records shall be kept at and in said camp ground and
open to the inspection of any member of the Police Department of the
City of Lodi for a period of not less than two years after Trach respective
entry therein,"
On motion of Councilman deihe, seconded by Councilman Gra£figna and
carried, the foregoing amendment was adopted and the ordinance ordered
laid over until the date of the next regular meeting of the Council.
Claims in the amount of $30,293.58 as approved by the Finance Com-
mittee were allowed and warrants in payment thereof ordered drawn on
motion of Councilman heihe, seconded by Councilman Graffigna.
The City Council then adjourned at the order of the Illayor, none dis-
senting.
City Clerk.
The foregoing minutes of a regular
meeting of the City Council of the
City of Lodi were read and approved
without correction at a subsequent
meeting of said City Council held
Tuly 18, 1938.
Uayor of the City o Lodi
July 18, 1938
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The Yayor re-a,pointed Mrs Alma L. P..eeske and bfr Charles Kobes as
members of the City Planrin� Commission each for fcur year terms, beg-
i:.n_ng July 1, 1937 and expiring Tuly 1, 1941 and Lr Ceorge Scheidt,
^.hose pre Sent term expited Tuly 1, 1938 to serve for four y<ars from
that date term ex'piring ,Tuly 1, 1942.
'-�e above rcint tints were confirmed by the City Council on motion
o: Council -ran '_igna, Ccuncilman Weihe, second. �1
Ci'. Clerk and cus' oY
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