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CODICIL CHA7.'BERS CITY COUNCIL
CITY HALL - CITY OF LODI
17th,1945
F-E-1UL.-I4 L"77TING - 2ej;iln_-,Ln; at 8:CO P. P.W.T. Of ii,dn esda_y, , Jamuary 17, 1945
F1 -.L CALL Councilmen Ccffield,.i.; Ri>gs,Tolliver, Harry J., -.,-e:Lhe,
Otto A. and Rinn, Robirt H. ("'a-yor) present, none absent.
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Glenn iest, City Attorney, L.P.31 ger Jr., Asst. City Engineer,
Geo. D. Folenske, Fire Chief.
,'!'.-,TJTES C7 'he minutes of the last regular meeting 'held on
January 3, 1945 were read, approved 'as read and so endorsed by the Mayor.
PUBLIC 4311,RINGS - i-. co:-,dttee from the City of Lodi Employees' :association '
consisting of Robert G. 11cLane, Thomas Killelea and John A. Ki -'ler presented
a written request for an i: --mediate. increase in pay of 625.CO and that the
11- permanent
xar-time" Increase now in effect be made a part of salaries and
also, that the -aagas paid . attendents it the Cit.- 7.ater and Electric
Distributing Station be increased by '�5.00 to place them on the same basis
as that of Fire Truck Drivers and Police Patrolmen. The co:=ittee was
directed' to obtain copies of wage scales in effect in citys comparable to
Lodi and file them with the City Clerk prior to the next Council -meeting.
Tiro ladies fr:om the First Christian Church addressed the Council in re.-ard
to alterations made in a small building at 422 dest Pine Street occupied
for some years by one Mable Gayler and the subject of a notice from the
City 3uilding Department that these alterations were in violation of
the provisions of the State Housing Act and the local building code.
The State 3card of Equalization's reports on a_:plications for alcoholic
beverage licenses at iO! East Pine Street and 114 North Sacramento Street
were read and ordered filet.
A report of the City ilarning Cormaission on the Corind-ssion's actions in
regard to (1) Application of Dr R.L.Owens for modification of set -back
lire on Pine Street (2) Application of Susan M. Jones for re -zoning
of Lot 11, Becknan Tract (3) Application of E. T. 3amert, for rezoning of
the southern tiers of lots in 113amert Subdivision?'(4) Central Valley Radio
for a use per. -At was read. 'lo action in any of the foregoing matters
except that of the ----plication of Central Valley Radio being possible
until further action by the Planning Co omission, this lattera,::plication
and the recommsndation of the Comrdssion that it be granted ,ras then
considered. On motion duly made, seconded and carried, the City Council
endorsed the findings of the Coif,_mdssion and ordered that a use permit be
granted Central Valley Radio for use of the building, at 301 Fast Oak Street
for a radio broadcasting studio and appurtenant offices.
Reports of the City Treasurer and of the City Clerk for the quarter ended
December 31, 1944 -;;ere received, read and ordered filed.
A_YD FZSCLUT-_013
AT CPZIN,,�NCZ _'ENZ)2G SECTION NTAY T
_OTNANCE NO 305, entitled, 1W 7 OF C?J)I. jCE
276 ENTITLED CFDIN —',fC-- OF TK E CITY OF IZDI CREATING _ .DESTABLISH-
!?G A PERSC.=_L SYST:lf FOR SAID CITY I AND BY ADDING A SECTION TO BE Num-
BERE-D 7-a TO SAID CFD1N2!C.S 1,10. 2761, was introduced on motion of Councilman
46`lke second, read at length by the Clerk and ordered laid over for
the statutory period of not less than five days.
CPD-MANCENO 306, entitled, "AN =11.4ANCE ALa'
101T
21G SECTION 9 OF CF_DIII.PNCE
NO. 277, ENTITLED I AN ORDINANCE LICENS:NG FOR THE PURPOSE OF REVENUE Z�
?ZGULAT70N :V-'= `A- -33 F E -TN SPECIFIED, TIELZSACTED OR
Iff :'IND OF LA jr'UL BUSINE !R_
C_—RIE-D CAT "J'ITED THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF LCDI,-STz: OF CALIF-
FIYING —H-- Rr OF LICENSE TAXES CN THE 5A�1_--' P=01 7
=NG FCR THE
CC-TLECTIC'! CF S.A. TI CNSE T:)CLS r*.'D PUNISP.41ENT FC 'Z THE CA7;_RYING ON OF
3UCH 31-T311TE-33 CR BUSITNESSES ',',ITHOUT A LICENSE :_'M REPEALING C:zTLTAIN
C:--_DI1'z',',XSS1 11 -;vas introduced on motion of Council:manCoffield, Riggs second,
read at -'en5—,h b -,r the Clerk and -ordered laid over for the statutory period
of not less than five days.
'51i rested ordinance prepared br the League of California Cities relating
to c_s-__,ntinue I or a . oandoned gasoline storage and vending tanks con-
sid-red but, as Fire Chief Polenske reported no need for the ordinance in
Lodi, no action upon it was deemed necessary at this time.
�,1rT7I:T13HED K=._,133, -
in the :tatter of repairs and replacements to c---rbs, ;utters and 5 4 .3eAalks
on the Nor'neast Corner of the intersection of Pine and School Streets as
continued from the Council meeting of January 3, 1915, the City Council
=lading that d.,e oublication of notice had been had and that no bids
raceived thereunder at the date set for such recantion and that the City
,ounc-_1 no-,-, ha -1 fuLl' jurisdiction to do the work by sljch -.sans as are
availaole, the Cit.7 7n-ineer ..as 4=structed to obtain s.eh other and further
nro:�osa_Is under the s--ecifications as he tight _,id subrar, them- at the next
:net ng -'-r a--Iro,,.a-- or reimectlon.
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COUNCIL CHA:3ERS CITY COUNCIL
CITY HALL - CITY OF LODI
(minutes of Jan 17,1945 continued)
..E.T FUSE: 33 - _-p'_ications for business licenses xere received from the following:
Jr,:, Di-iov '_12 N. School St. Restaurant & Rooming douse
kelvin. ,.Silva IC N. Cherokee Lane' Service Station
Eberle & Glatt 50 3.3acramento St do
Coe & loser 203 S. School radio Shop
.acaronas et al 114 N.Sacramento St Restaurant & Merchant
A. Thiel 419 '+'. Lodi Are. Service Station
" f..'a_zaffey ZLim & Sacramento Sts Taxicab (ne;v location)
, K.Larke 2 N.Sacramerto St Servoce Station
,f..:.Trr tza1 103 N.Cherokee Lane Radio Shop
Bertha Ehrhardt 107 S central ::ve. Beauty Shop
Arthur r=r.:.an 500 S.Central Ave. Grocer,
Stanlet: Po -;,ell 4 , .:.odi Ave. Hobby Shop
In accordance with t:.e provisions of Section 9 of Ordinance No 277, the
above a_olications were ordered referred to the Chief of Police.
Business License Applications first read December 20, 191,4, on written
recommendation of the Chief of Police were ordered granted.
The local executive of Boy Scouts of America rras allo,-red use of the room
on the second floor of the City Hall formerly occupied by the Director of
Civil Zefense until the City might have other need for it.
CLAIMS -
The claim of Raymond Schmidt for danages to his automobile alleged to have
been caused January 11th in a collision of his car and a truck belonging
to the City in the mount of $35.00 was ordered rejected and referred to
the carrier of the City's liability insurance. _
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At 10.02 o'clock :.1. the Council was r -red into Cormi.ttee of the .vhole
and the room cleared, returning to open meeting at 10:30 P.M.
CPEN SESSICt" -
The Clark gas directed to inform the Chief of Police that any occupancy or
attempted occupancy of buildings on North Main Street bearing the posted
"Unfit for Cccup_ncy" notices of San Joaquin :.ocal Health District should
be i. -mediately reported to the local representative of the District and to
the City �uildino Departzent and the persons on the premises warned.
In the Tatter of vacancies on the City Planning Commission: Biayor Rir-.n
named Councilman Tolliver and City Clerk Blakely as ex-officib members to
serve during their respective terns of office, Councilman Tolliver to succeed
Mr Rinn and 3_akely to succeed himself. L.P.Singer Jr.Assistant City Engineer,
was nominated to -represent the City Engineer's office on the Commission.
Mrs Faith Coffield and '"+illiam C. Green -,,rare reappointed Commissioners to
succeed themselves. All appointments were confirmed by the City Counci.1.
Tentative appointments, conditional only on the acceptance of the nominees
were made to fill the other vacancies on the Commission, viz: Mrs Loretta
J. Zwinge to succeed Mrs Alva Meeske resigned; Robert Fuller to succeed
the late Co=issioner Charles K. Jones and Peuben Rott to succeed George
Schrneidt who had removed his place of residence from the City. Com issloner
Charles L. Kobes was requested to continue in office until the expiration
of his tern of office, July 1, 1945, he having expressed his desire to
be relieved of his duties on the Commission. Each of the above appointments
were approved by the nembers of the City Council.
ADJOURN_` -ET -17 -
At 11:48 o'clock ?.P.i. the City Council adjourned on motion of Councilman
:Veihe.
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