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BE
OCTOR 1 1941
This regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi was
called to order by the Mayor at 8:00 o'clock P.M. at the place and on the
date first above in these minutes written, Councilmen Bull, Biggs, Weihe
and Mayor Steele present, constituting all of the members of the City Coun-
cil, Councilman Emil F. Gra--figna having died on the 25th day of September.
The minutes of the last meeting held September 17th, 1941 were
read, approved as read and so endorsed by the Mayor.
No persons appearing at this tie, the order of public hearings
was passed and the City Council proceeded to publicly open and declare all
'proposals received for the purchase of one one -hundred horse -power pumping
unit, the Clerk having first proved legal publication of notice by affidav-
it. Proposals so opened were:
Pomona Pump Company
1160 RPS: Motor, 6 stage 2,000 GM Pump $ 3,214.27
1760 do 2 " 1,850 do 2,529.58
:cod Machinery Corporation
Bean -Cutler Division ( Peerless Pump )
1760 RP.i Motor 4 stage 1,800 GPM Pump (0i1 Lub) $ 2,587.27
1760 RPM Motor 4 stage 1,800 GPM Pump (Wtr Lub) 2,333.64
( aid $80.19 for suction,strainer and sir line)
Frank T.Harris
Layne & Bowler Corporation
1760 RPM Motor 3 stage 14" 1850 GPM Pump
(A'd $79.?0 for suction,strainer and air line)
$ 2,333.64
At the direction of the Mayor. all bids were referred to the
Superintendent of Public Utilities for report at the next meeting.
An invitation to be present at a demonstration of fire apparatus
as part of Fire Prevention Week" to be held at the soft ball grounds on
the evening of October 8th was received from the Chief of the Fire Department.
Monthly reports from the Chief of Police and from the Pogndmaster-,
Fire Depart Reports for the quarter ended September 30th and a report from
the City Clerk on a Railroad Commission hearing on September 25th were read
and ordered filed.
ORDINANCE NO. 275, entitled,"AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO.
250 RELATING TO AUTOMOBILE TRAFFIC CN THE S'r nt.TS OF LODI" having been
introduced September 17th, was brought up for passage on motion of Council-
man Weihe, Bull second, second reading omitted by unanimous consent and
filially passed and ordered to print by the following vote:
AYES:
NOES:
Councilmen Bull, Weihe, Riggs and Steele
Councilmen None.
The Mayor then signed the said ordinance in approval thereof.
On motion of Councilman Weihe, Bull second, the City Clerk was
designated as the proper officer of the City to approve "Preference Rating"
statements to be affixed to purchase orders requiring priority under OEM
Preference Rating Orders P-22 and P-46.
The matter of the abatement of the premises at 827 S School St
and at 826 S Church Street owned by Mrs Clive W. Hill on complaint of the
State Housing Department was taken under advisement.
The Council Committee on Leke Park and the City Engineer were
directed to select a suitable site and prepare plans for the erection of
a garage and tool shed at Lake Park to replace the existing barn.
Claims, as approved by the Finance Committee, in the amount of
$20,490.00 were allowed and ordered paid on motion of Councilman Weihe,
Riggs second.
After reading eight applications for appointment to fill the
un -expired term of City Councilman Emil F. Graffigna, the Council retired
into executive session at 9:23 o'clock P.M.
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(cinutes of Cctcber 1,1941 continued)
At 9:55 o'clock P::. the Council returned to open session and all
bystanders invited into the Council Chambers. Llayor Steele announced that
the City Council had determined that Pur Robert H. Rinn would be the a;poin-
tee to the Council vacancy and the same was foemally confirmed by the
adoption of:
FMSCLUTION NO. 1095
ZE "TAS, there now exists a vacancy in the membership of this City
Council caused by the death of t:r Mail F. Graffigna, who died September 25,1941,
and,
-%' AS, in accordance with the provisions of Section 854 of the
Municipal Corporations Act, it is incumbent upon the remaining members of
this City Council to name his successor in such office, now therefore,
HE IT P.ESOLP'D by this City Ccuncil of the City of Lodi that
ROBERT H. ?MW residing at No 228 South Crescent avenue, being duly qualified,
be, and he is hereby appointed to the office of City Councilman of this City
to serve to and until the date of the next regular muni^ipal election or
until his successor shall have been elected thereat and shall have qualified.
This appointment shall become effective upon and after the date hereof, prov-
iding the said a?pointee has first made and subscribed to the statutory oath
of office.
vote :
The .oraooing Resolution No. 1095 :vas then adopted by the following
Aims : 7ounciLman Steele, Riggs, Bull and 7eihe.
2iCES: Councilmen Prone.
At 9:57 o'clock ?X., on motion of Councilman C. B. Bull, the City
Council adjourned in respect to the memory of late City Councilman Mmil F.
Graffigna.
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Manor cT the City of Lodi
Cetober 15, 1941.