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COUNCIL CHA:IBERS CITY COUNCIL
CITY HALL - CITY OF LODI
:lE MLSDA.Y, AUGUST lo, 1944
REGULAR '-S TING - ;T.dnesiay,August 16,1944 beginning at 8.CO o'clock P.M.P17T.
ROLL CALL - Councilmen '.E.Riggs, Harry J.Tolliver, Otto A. Weihe and Mayor
Robert H. Rirn present, Councilman 7J.J.Coffield absent.
?`INUTES OF PREVIOUS MATING - The minutes of the last Council meeting held
August 2, 1944 were read, approved as read and so endorsed by
the Mayor.
PUBLIC HEARINGS - *Kr Stubbins of Lodi Bowl applied for permission to rent
a portion of the City pump site lot in Block 7, Mokelumie for
the erection of a shed. Application referred to Mr J.A.Henning,
Mr L. P. Singer and Stubbins for furhher.details and report to
the Council at its next meeting.
Arvid 0.?auly, Director of Recreation asked approval of a pro-
zosed lease on the upper story of the building on the South -cast
corner of Elm and School Streets and the purchase of heating and
cooling equipment therein for Youth Center quarters. Mr Pauly
-;as directed to have the proposed form of lease amended and to
ascertain if the owner of this building would consider acquiring
the equipment and renting the same in connection with the build-
ing.
CO'^_:RJNICATIONS, NOTICES & REPORTS -
Lodi School District protested a $20.00 monthly charge for garbage
service placed by the City Clerk. This vias referred to the City
Clerk, the garbage contractor and the Chief of the Fire Department.
The State Hoard of Equalization reported on the transfer of the
alcoholic beverage license from C.B.Brown and J.71.Anthony to
C.B.Brown and Mose Moha =ed.
Formal notice of the State Board of Equalization hearing in the
matter of the premises at 314 East Lodi Avenue held August 14th
.:as received.
Notice of cancellation of the annual convention of the League of
California Cities was received and read.
The City Clark reported collections of garbage fees to August
15, 1944 and that he had paid the sum of $2 033.74 to the San-
itary City Scavanger Company in accordance with contract and
the provisions of Resolution No 1200. Payment ordered a.proved
on motion of Councilman Riggs, Weine second.
Mr Lewis T. Mason having voluntarily deeded a twenty foot wide
strip of land to the City for the purpose of widening Loma Drive,
the Clerk was directed to convey the thanks of the City Council
to Mr Mason by letter.
CRDINANCES *a) RESOLUTIONS -
ORDINANCE NO 302, entitled, " AIT ORDINANCE FLvING THE AMOUNT OF
MONEY TO BE RAIS:D BY TAXATION A:11D THEE PATE OR RATES THMFORE
PECr::SARY TO CA'RY ON THE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS OF THE CITY OF LODI
,'ND TO PAY 7E BONDED INDEBTMNESS OF THE CITY OF LODI FOP. THE
FISCAL YEAR S G12j'yiING JULY 1, 1944 " having been regularly
introduced August 2, 19", was brought up for passage on motion
of Councilman Riggs, i.'eihe second, read by title only, second
reading omitted by unanimous consent and fina_]y passed, adopted
and ordered to print by the following vote:
AYES: Councilmen, Riggs, 1eihe, Tolliver and Rinn
?TOES: Councilmen, NONE.
ABSENT: C.uncilman, Coffield.
The Mayor then signed the ordinance in approval thereof.
COU':CIL CHs':3T-33 CITY COU`JCIL
CITY HALL - CITY Or LODI
(m'_nutes of august 15,19»4 continued)
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
In the matter of the Application of the J..1-Mumbert Concrete Pipe
Company for permission to build a gravel loading pit on South Main St.,
- it arpearing that this mould be a structure subject to the building
code and not objectioaal provided Central California Traction Company
consented to its erection, the application was referred to Mr L.P.Singer
Deputy Building Inspector, with power to grant if the plans conformed to
the building laws.
The Trustees of Lodi Elementary School District objected to amending
the restrictions of the City's lease on the old Salem School grounds so
as to permit its use for loading purposes as applied for by J.E.May and Son,
therefore this application was denied.
Publication of the notice required by the State Board of Health in
regard to the City's application for a permit to use its lands sic miles
south ---.vest of the City for sewage disposal was authorized, form of notice
having been furnished by the Bureau of Sanitary Engineering,
Eight deeds to parcels of land to be acquired from San Joaquin County
were received from the County Tax Collector. Cn motion of Councilman
::'eihe, Riggs second, a'_1 were referred to City Attorney Glenn Nest with
instruction to institute suits to quiet title to all of them.
N"V BUSINESS -
Business Licenses - One new application, that of Michael Cholaki for
a restaurant license at 29 N. Sacramento Street, was received. Applications
presented July 19th were allowed and licenses ordered granted.
aECUTIU3 SESSION - The City Council was then resolved into executive session
and so reme_ined until 10:25 o'clock P.M. when open meeting was resumed.
Cn motion of Councilman Riggs, Tolliver second, Spencer Joerke, an
eligible for Police Patrolman :ras a_pointed a temporary patrolman for the
Su: -.mer season at a salary of 5145.00 plus the $25:00 war time increase.
The Personnel Clerk was directed to secure a new eligible list for
Police Patrolman.
On motion of Councilman Riggs, Neihe second, the salaries paid Police Sergeants
Ralph Boyd and N. Roy Coffman and to Patrolmen Theodore Bender and Avery
E. Jhite :re: -e increased $5.00 per month each, effective August 1, 1944•
At 10:28 o'clock P.M., on motion of Councilman i`leihe, the City Council
adjourned.
J.BLAKEhY, City Cle
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MAY R CCITY 0 •LODI
DATED: September o. 1944.