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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - February 5, 194123 L _'F.A" - S -- C!T Y_ IT_ _ -- � TY L'_D_ Wednesday, February 5,1941 This regular meetinb o. the City Council of the City of Lodi was called to order by the =ayor at 8:00 o'clock P.b:. on '%'lednesday, February 5, 191x1, Councilmen Bull, Graffiona, ft -16-9s, i'ieihe and Steele present, none absent. The minutes of the last meeting held January 15, 1941 were read, ap,roved as read and so endorsed by the Mayor. Mr. C. R. Gugoolz representing a body of meat dealers in the City presented a petition asking that the Co,ancil adopt an ordinance closing certain places of business on Sundays and holidays. At the order of the .:'ayor, the petition and copy of the proposed ordinance was laid over to be taken up under the head of new business later in the evening. :ur. C. M. Jones again appeared before the Council advocating the leasing of the Lind Airport. Mayor Steele stated that he had appointed Councilmen Graffigna and cull from the City Council and L. J. Crescenzi from the Lodi District Chamber of Commerce as members of a recently organized committee for the advancement of air service in the Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys and su-gested that xr. Jones deet with these three men and _present his case to them for their recommendation. mr. Carl -ishek representing the Retail Merchants Bureau of the Chamber of Con: erce asked that the bill of the City in the amount of $450.00 for placing street lights dur in.- the holidays be reduced. On motion of Councilman Bull, seconded by Councilman Riggs, settlement of the claim for y200.00 to be paid the City was authorized. It appearing that bIr. Tobias Richenberg had planned the erection_ of an additional dwelling on his lot at 220--_�`orrest Avenue previous to the adoption of Ordinance No. 236, the building inspector was authorized to issue a building permit for an additional dwelling on this lot. This was done on motion of Councilman 'i�eihe, seconded by Councilman Riggs. Reports of the Chief of Police and that of the ?ourdraster for the month. of January were received, read and ordered riled. The clerk read a letter he had received from C. ';.. Campbell in regard to the acquisition of his, Mr. Campbell's, services in the installation of a merit syster. in the City. A letter setting forth the minimum and maximum wages for police officers from the Peace Officers' Association of California was read and ordered filed. On :notion of Councilman Graffigna, seconded by Councilman oeihe, Resolution TMo. 1068 eras introduced and read by the Clerk. 234 C COt,..CIL CHA1.:3ERS -- Ci -r Cull. -CIL Cily jjAT- -- CITY OF LCDI '�"+r DM-ESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1941 u' RESOLUTIOii NO. 1068 RESOLVED that the positions of officers or employees of this City who may be called into service of the United _ States ti:rouc;h the selective draft or who may volunteer for military service be and the same shall be reserved for them for a period of ninety days from and after their honorable dischar.,e from such service or for such longer time as may be requested by said employee if such extension meets with the approval of this City Council. BE IT FU_.'THER .RESOLVED, that any seniority rights attained by said employee up to the tire of his enlistment shall be retained by him in full force and effect as if he had not been inducted into or volunteered to the military service of the i:nited States. The foregoing Resolution No. 1068 was then adopted by the f ollo'r:in vote: AYES: Councilmen, Graffigna, '+veihe, Bull, Riggs and Steele i;C?S: Councilmen, None nSE T; Courcilnen, none The notice of the application of Alma Hawkins for an on -sale beer license at 106 1":est `'*'alnut Street was received from the State Board of Equalization. Business License Applications 1791 and 1792 were read and licenses ordered granted. The proposed ordinance closing certain places of business on Sundays and holidays first mentioned in these minutes was introduced as Ordinance No. 271 entitled "AN ORM ASCE REGULATING THE HOURS OF BUSI_VESS 41.HE:d AND THE PLACE OF RUSI', ESS '1rz:ERE, UNCURED AND MICCOKED 21GATS KAY BE SCLD, O'FERED -`OR SALE, RECEIVED OR DELIVERED AND FR.ESC ;IEl.:O Aj PENALTY Y FOR T"r�E VIOLATION THEREOF, AND RE - PEA:,!' --G OHDI i ":CES A?'D PARTS OF OP.DI ;A:iCES IN CO.:FLICT r,L HER1I ri" on motion of Councilman Graffiona, seconded by CounciL:_an :+eihe, read at length by the Clerk and considered by the Council and by the same notion laid over for the statutory period of not less than five days. Flans and specifications for garage buildings at Lodi Armory as submitted by the City Engineer were approved by the ado_tion of Resolution .:o. 1069 by the following vote: AYE'S: Councilmen, Graffigna, heihe, Bull, Riggs and Steele TOES: Councilmen, None ASS=T: Councilmen, None Claims No. 3S304 to and including No. 38165 were allo,red and warrants ordered drawn in payment thereof in the amount of X25,747.68 on motion of Council^an Graff i�zna, seconded by Councilman Weihe. 23� Cr7','TL C:A: ERS -- CITY CC,?'CIL T_TY =A L_ -- =Y C_ L07 -'I V� NEESDAY, F=3RJARY 7, 1941 Continued On motion of Councilman ':jeihe, the City Council adjourned at 10:07 o'clock F.:, G ,MLY, City le , The foregoing minutes of a regular neetinof the City Council of the City of Lodi held February j, 1941 :ere read at a subsequent meting of said City Cc•zncil held February 19, lQLI and approved without correction therein. kayor. .