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- SEr BI:BER 19,1938
The City Council of the City of Lodi met in regular session, et 8:00
o'clock F.M. of L:onday, September 19, 1938, Cnurcilmer. Clerk, Greffiene,
Spconer, Weihe and Steele (favor) present, none absent.
Ater calling of the roll, the Clerk read the minutes of the lest
meeting held September 6, 1938; there being no corrections, the minutes
were approved es read and so endorsed by the Mayor.
No persons appearing before the Council at this time, the order of
Public Hearings was passed and the Council proceeded to hear communications
on file and presented.
An application from L. Sherman conducting a "trailer camp" on the
north-east corner of Cherokee Lane end Lockeford Roed for permission to
rent tenting space was passed as it was held that the provisions of the
ordinance regulating camp grounds now in process of preparation would
cover this application.
In the matter of the opening of Cherry Street westerly to Weehineton
Street; several members of the Council voiced their opinion thet this
should be undertaken under the street opening act and an assessment dist-
rict formed if and when the opening of this street shculd be necessary.
,:tp_Iicstion No. 554 for a city license to conduct a shooting gallery
on Best Ely: Street was granted to C.I•.romberg.
The Committee of the Council appointed at the meetin¢ of September 6th
to confer with the City Attorney and Mr J. P. Liebig in regard to the
acquisition of a part of his lot at the south-east corner of Sacramento and
Tokey Streets reported orally that there was still some distance between
Mr Liebig's price and that which the Committee thought sufficient and
the natter was allowed to stand until return of the City Attorney.
Mr Emil Klapstein protested on behalf of other residents of the 500
block of East Walnut Street against the smell buildin?s proposed to be
erected by John Stein at No. 522 Eest Walnut Street. He was informed that
the City Building Department would do ell it yes possible to see that the
requirements of the City zoning ordinance as it applied in this district,
would be complied with but that this property being in a W.ulti Family
Residence Zone" , group buildings could be erected legally.
Ordinance No. 246 entitled "AN 0RDINANCE LEVYING TICKES FOR THE FISCAL
YEAR ErEl/NITING JULY 1, 1939" having been regularly introduced and laid
over at the meeting of September 6, 1938, was brought up for passage on
motion of Councilman Graffigna seconded by Councilman Clark, second reading
was omitted by unanimous consent anf the ordinance finally passed, adopted
and ordered to print by the following vote;
AYES: Councilmen, Graffigna, Clark, Spooner, Weihe and Steele (Lieyor)
NOES: Councilmen, None. ;=33y'T: Councilmen, None.
The Leyor then sinned the ordinance in approvel thereof.
City Engineer Clinton Henning recommended that the Council adopt the
"Uniform Building Code" of the Western Building Officials Conference and
the suggestion meeting with approval, it was directed that a proper ordinance
adopting this code by reference be prepared and submitted.
No further business appearing, the Council then adjourned on motion
of Councilman Spooner.
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