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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - September 2, 1942327 CO NCIL CITY COUNCIL CITY :HALL --- CITY OF LODI WEDNESDAY, SZPTESQ M 2ND . ,194' 2 REGULAR =ZING - Wednesday, September 2, 1942. .8:00 P.M. PVT COUNC1=1 PRLSENT - COFFIE D: W.J., RIGGS: W.E.J. RI -NN. ROBERT H., PIEIiE: OTTO A., BU1- : C. B. {„a;,tor ) COUNCILISEN ABSENT - NONE. ALSO ATTENIDING - JOFi.N A. HENNING, Superintendent Public Utilities, CLINTON 0. FiELNING, City Engineer, GIZ�N WEST, City Attorney, FRED Ne POST, Supt. Sewage Disposal Plant;.J.F.BLAiMY, City Clerk. MINUTcS OF PMIOUS 1L-,2TING - The minutes of.the last meeting held August 19, 1942 were read, approved as read and so endorsed by the Mayor. PUBLIC H .'P.INGS - Adam Suecht, 333 Maple Street requested that the City abandon the 20 foot alley lyling east of Lot 2 in Block 1 of "Boden's Subdivision” as useless and unnecessary. At the order of the 'Wayor, the City Superintendent of Streets and the City Clerk were directed to report on the attitude of abutting land owners and the effect of such an abandonment. CO,.?+:J: ICATIONS AND NOTICES.- Dave Kelley, Athletic Director at Mather Field requested allocation of use of Lodi Stadium tentavily on October 17th and on November 14th or 15th. The City Clerk was directed to ascertain from the local High School authorities whether these dates would conflict with High School activities. P ?CRRTS - Reports for the month of August were received and read from the Chief of Folice and from the City Poundmaster. Both ordered filed. UPJFI_*iISH BUSINESS - The amended agreement supercedirg that approved by Resol- ution No 1123, May 6, 1942, which Ras presented for approval August 19th., was a,:, -proved and execution ordered by the adoption of Resolution No. 1141, introduced 'dand carried by unanimous vote. This is an by Councilman +'ieihe, Cof field seco agreement with Pacific Gas & Electric Company, Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company and the City of Lodi for joint use of Stockton Avenue and Kettl man Lane. "_'':e City Council decided that it �-ould not be ir_terssted in sell- ing Lot 9, Block 6 of Lawrence Homestead Addition No 2 at this time. License azzlications Nos 402 & 403 were read for the first time and ordered to take the prescribed course. License applications Nos 398, 399, 400 & 401, first read August 5th were read for the second time and no objections appearing, licenses were ordered gran�ea. Notice of the an plication of Christ P. Peters for transfer to him of Anna R. Peters "On Sale Beer & eine" license at 114 East Elm Street was received from the State Board of ;qualization. The recorimendation of the Recreation Commission that.Avid Pauly be appointed Director of Recreation at certain salary and auto allowance was approved after changing the salary allowance to $233.30 per month in lieu of 82,8CC.00 per year, leaving the auto allowance at.*10.00 per month , by the adoption of :esolution.NO. 11ii•3, introduced by Councilman Finn, Cof field second and carried unanimously. Darrell Jacob .Milson, on application, was granted leave of absence for duration of the war and for six months thereafter on motion of Councilman Coffield, Rina second, 1r 'Jils&n having entered the united States armed forces. On recommendation of the Mayor concurred in by all Councilmen, the City Clerk was directed to again notify the Southern Pacific Company of the deplorable condition of all crossings in the City and of Lockeford Street and request that L aediate action be taken to render them safe for traffic. Fred '.`L:ost, Superintendent of the Sewage Disposal Plant reported that George G. Robles, one of the pland operators had left on vacation and had never returned. Mr Post requested that Joseph E. Benton be aoDointed to the vacancy. The Clerk was directed to take up the matter of Bentonts eligibility with the Personnel. Clerk. '^r ?pst also re-sested that a rRlief operator by 3�cured so that he and the other operatoreca,..ild have their vacations. He was informed that this -maul! be considered later in the meeting. 328 a tr CO r:CIL CHAT,'BE:RS -- CI'„r CO'IT CIL CITY FALL --- CITY 07 LODI v (minutes of Sept 2,1942 continued) Clai.,s amounting to $25,795.73 as a^proved by the Auditing Committee were allowed on motion of Councilman 7eihe, Riggs second. The sum of $195.49 -.as ordered deducted from the claim of Lodi Fire Department, this being for the cost of linoleum laid down in the "lair. Street Fire House. Payment of the sum so deducted was referred to the Cor aittee on Public Health and Safety for its reco=endatiors. .Fire Chief Earl gay was allowed payment on a mileage -basis for the months of July and Aug_st pending establishment of a monthly rate or the purchase of a car•for his use by the City. Councilman Rinn stated that R.E.Coker has complained to his of acts of vandalism originating from the inhabitants of camp grounds in the vicinity of Cherokee Lane and Lockeford Street, particularly as to the breaking of windows. It appearing that the ir-ainence of the congested harvest season wogld require more intensive policing of such camp grounds both from safety and sanitary standpoints, the City Clerk was directed to communicate with the San Joaquin Eealth District and -the City Chief of Police and reepest that close attention be paid to these premises, particularly by (request inspect— ions and enforcement of applicable laws and ordinances. On motion of Councilman P.iggs, Jveihe second, Hr James R. Pullen was appointed a member of the Board of Review, Personnel System, to fill the vacancy created by the death of George L. Steele. At 9:18 o'clock P.M. the City Council was resolved into Committee of the Whole and the room cleared; at 11:37 o'clock P.M. open session was resumed. Resolution No 1141+1 as prepared by the City Attorney, authorizing the Mayor to sign and the City Clerk to attest a contract with Foster & Wood Canning Company for the disposal of screened cannery wastes was introduced on motion of Councilman Coffield, Rinn second and adopted by the following vote: AYES: Councilmen Coffield, Rinn, Riggs,?+eihe and Bull NOES: Councilmen, None. ABSENT: Councilmen, None. On motion of Councilman Rinn, Weihe second, the City Attorney was directed to present the contract mentioned in P.esolution No 1144 next above to the proper officers of Foster & mood Canning Company and state to the said officers in the name of the City Council, that this contract must be executed by them and said Company or the placing of cannery wastes in the City's sewer and storm drain lines must cease at once. resolution No. 1142 as follows, was introduced by Councilman Coffield, seconded by Councilman 9eihe and passed ar_d•adopted by the following vote: AYES: Councilmen Coffield, 'Pleihe, Riggs, Finn and Bull. NOES: Councilmen None. .aSE ;T: Councilmen None. RESOLUTION NO. 1142 A RESCLUTION ADOPTING A SALARY & WAGE PLAN FOR THE CLASSIFIED HUPLOY C; TI'% CITY 0*r IADI Ai.D FIXING THE AMOuh'T OF YIAGF.S XM/OR SA"iY TO BE PAID TO CERTAIN WLOYr—ES NAUM THEREIN. ,M -FI EAS, in accordance with the provisions of paragraph (e) of Section Section 4 of Ordinance No 276, the Personnel Clerk has prepared and submitted a "Salary and :lage Plan” for consideration by this City Council and by the Board of Trustees of Lodi Public Library, and, =Es.S, this City Council after due deliberation, finds and determines that certain alterations should be made in the said plan as submittsd, there— fore, B3 IT RESOLVED, that from and after the first day of September, 1942,• the minumum and maximum salaries and wages paid by the City of Lodi in the following r_B.-ned positions in the classified service shall be as hereinafter stated, furthermore, BE IT RESOLVED, that the compensation paid the hereinafter specifically named employees of this City, from and after the first day of September,1942 shall be the monthly wage set opposite their respective names. 329 COT]?.CIL CHKLBERS -- CITY COUNCIL CITY :ALL --- CI• --Y OF LORI (=inutes of September 2, 1942 continued being a continuation of the recital of Resolution Pio. 1142 adopted thereat] The said minimun am maximun amounts of salaries and wages and the said specific amounts of wages to be paid the employees named herein to be subject to such changes as this City Council may,from time to time, by resolution, make in t#e said minizwxa and maximum amounts and in the monthly wages to be paid said named employees. SALARY & "-.= PLAN. DEPARTBdENT OF FI.NAME - Min. Max. Deputy City Clerk $ 125,00 $ 175,00 Account Clerk 100.00 150.00 Clerk - Stenographer 80.00 135.00 DEPAP.T3�'T OF PUBLIC UTILITIES - Utility Plant Operator $ 150.00 $ 170.60 General Foreman - Electric Service 200.00 210.00 Line Foreman 190.00 200.00 Lineman 165.00 190.00 Apprentice Lineman 140.00 160.00 Groundman 120.00 140.00 Electric Service Man 130.09 170.00 Electric Meter & Service Man 1.40.00 1.80.00 :later Service Foreman 170.00 190.00 'Nater &.Sewer Man 150.00 170.00 DEPA.Rnmn CF PUBLIC u.ALTH & SAFETY - Police Sergeant ry 180.00 i1 190.00 Police Patrolman 145.00 175.00 Fireman 145.00 175.00 Chief Sewage Plant Operator 150.00 200.00 Utility Man 135.00 155.00 Pour_daaster 120.00 150.00 Janitor - City Hall - 90.00 120.00 CITY ENGIN E. & STR: ET DSP T.ZE;NTS - Radio Technician & Asst. City Engineer $ 180.00 $ 210.00 Assistant City Engineer & Asst. Inspector 180.00 210.00 Equipment Operator 135.00 175.00 Equipment Mechanic 130.00 150.00 Labor Foreman 135.00 150.00 Maintenance Laborer 130.00 150.00 Laborer 110.00 130.00 PARK D PAa=rENT - Park Caretaker $ 115.00 $ 135.00 LIBRARY D P A TAUT - Senior Library Assistant 120.00 $ 150.00 Library Assistant 105.00 135.00 Junior Libras -j Assistant 85.00 115.00 Janitor - Library - 8C.00 100.00 SPECIFIC ?WAGE SCHMULE To be Paid to As Monthly Ydage. (over - next page) 330 C.07jj�CIL CH A':_BERS -- CI^_Y COU11C=L G CITY HALL --- CITY OF LCDI nutes of Sept 2, 1942 being a continuation of the recital of Resolution No. 1142 adopted thereat} SPECIFIC 71AGE SCHMULE To be Paid to: As -onthly Jlare Claude :.11en Park Caretaker $ 120.00 Forrest Eproson Equipment Operator 165.00 George M. :talker Public Utility Operator 170.00 George,F. McLane do 170.00 Frank N. Fresho•Sr do 170.00 Gurdon.D. Steele do Q tire) 85.00 Thomas G. Kiilelea General Foreman - Electric 210.00 John J. McWade Line Foreman _ 200.00 George F. Richards Lineman 190.CC Roy H. Loitwood. Lineman 190.00 Howard Eakles Apprentice Lineman 150.CO Pet=r B. Goertzen Utility 'San 150.00 Robert G. McLane Electric Service & :Meter Man 180.00 Franke P. Smith Electric Service Man 150.00 :*-illiaa Meyer rater & Sewer Foreman 190.00 John .Tanner Water & Sewer Service Man 170.00 (Allen) Totgjy rent at ra $20.00 per month, also water and lights at regular - - - - - - - 0 - - - - - - - After the adoption of the above resolution and at the hour of 11:53 o'clock P.M., the City Council adjourned on motion of Councilman leihe. Cit Clerk - ex-offici�Lodi. y Council, City of The foregoing shutes of a regular meeting of the City Cotuieil of the City of Lodi held September 2,1942 were read at length at a subsequent meeting of said*City Council held September 1,1942 and approved with out co t1094 Ma_7or of he -City of Lodi Sent 16.1942.