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City Hall, City of Lodi
Monday, March 30 - 19Z5
The Board of Trustees of the City of Lodi met in adjourn-
ed regular session at 8 o'clock P.M. on the above date, Trustees
Hale, Mettler, Roach, Shattuck and Spooner present, none absent.
The minutes.of the regular meeting of March 16th,1925
were read, approved as read and so endorsed by the President.
This_being_the date set by Resolution No. 475 passed
March 16th., for the hearing of protests against the opening of
Hutchins Street as undertaken pursuant to Resolution of Intent-
ion No. 474, adopted January 19th.,1925, and it appearing on
affidavit of the Clerk that notice of the time and place of
hearing had been duly mailed to the several objectors, the Board
proceeded to consider the merit of the objections advanced.
Attorney J.M.McMahon addressed the Board in support of
the written objections advanced and advocated the opening of
California Street southerly in lieu of the proposed work.
No further persons addressing the Board, Trustee Hale,
seconded by Trustee Shattuck introduced Resolution No. 476
and the same was passed and adopted by the followingTvote:-
' AYES: Trustees, Nate, Shattuck, Mettler, Roach and
Spooner.
NOES: Trustees, None. ABSENT: Trustees, None.
RESOLUTION -NO. 476
RESOLUTION OVERRULING ALT,R ED OBJECTIONS TO WORK OR INPRROVA 1T
UNDER RESOLUTION OF INTENTION NO. 474.
WHEREAS, on the 19th day of January, 1925, the Board of
Trustees and City Council of the City of Lodi, San Joaquin Countyy
• California, duly passed and adopted Resolution of Intention No.474;
and whereas notices of the Jassage of said resolution have been
posted, given and pnbli§hed in ail respects as rewired by law and
in all respects as required by said Resolution of-IIntention; and
whereas on March 12th. 1925, more than ten days since the com-
pletion of the publication of said notices, John H. Brown,E.J.Cain,
ueor a Heinitz,Geor~e G.Heinitz,George Abbott,John LobelJohn Shiers,
Geo.F.Stafford,J.C.deinberger J.F.Terwillager,Jacob Heinitz 7t. 0.
Corel]. am.H.Menzel,Andrew gutlick,�tm.Corell Thosias Huron and
1aria Focacci filed with the Clerk of said Board their alleged
written objections to the work and i..rovement mentioned in said
Resolution of Intention and to all ters therein contained; and
whereas no written objections and no objections whateverhave been
made within ten days since the completion of the publication of
said notices, which time of publication expired on February 27th,
1925; and whereas said Board of Trustees dad on March 16th.,1925,
and without waiving the fact that said alleged written objectiona
of said protestants and objectioners were not filed within the time
allowed by law, fix a tine, to -wit, March 30th.,1925 at eight
o'clock in the afternoon forhearing said alleged objections; and
whereas the said City Clerk thereupon notified the said protestants
adobjectioners of the time fixed for the hearing of their alleged
objections, bydepositing e. notice thereof in the Post Office of
said City,wih postage prepaid, addressed to each of said object-
ioners;and sad alleged objections coming on duly and regulary
to be heard at the time specified in said notice to -wit, at eight
o'clock in the afternoon on March 30th.,1925; and said Board
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havinngg fully heard the same and all evidence and matters sub-
mitted in support thereof -
BE 1T RESOLVED: Thai said alle d objections of said pro-
testants and objectioners and the whole thereof are without
merit and said alleged objections and each and all thereof are
hereby overruled.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That although the said Board of
Trustees has heard and decided said elle ed objections upon
their merits, said Board and City Council has not and does not
waive the fact that said alleged objections of said protestants
were not filed within the time allowed by law.
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The Clerk read a letter from the local V.C.T.U. thanking
the Board for their enforcement of the "Curfew Ordinance"
The application ofelo Palermo for permission to inst-
all a: grass si4a in front his ice-cream factory at Oak and
Garfield Streets with the interior side above the side -walk
grade vias referred to the City .Planning Commission on motion of
Trustee Shattuck.
Clyde S. Jackson submitted a verbal proposal to establish
a traffic squad in the City under the supervision of the City
Marshal this service to be in connection with similar service
in the 6ity of Tran and to cover the services of a mounted
trafic officer for three daps per week at $10.00 per day. It
was decided, tentatively, that the Board zmcbix providing that
the City of Tracy adopted this service, *k=kxkimgc would employ
Mr Jackson for a: trial period of three months.
Supt. of Public Utilities, J.A.Hennin§ submitted a let-
ter received by him from Mr H.D.Miller of the 'western States
Gas & Electric Company wherein his Company set a: price of
$614.47 on their power transmission line to the City's pump
on the Sanguinetti place; this rice included six poles, wire,
fixtures, cross arms 3 - 3 KW 200-4400 volt transformersr;
cut-outa.and meter. trustee Shattuck stated that he had person-
ally viewed the line and thought the price in excess of re-
placement cost and on his motion, seconded by Trustee Mettler,
the.Clerk was directed to submit. the Company an offer of $450
for the line subject to acceptance on or before April 20th.,1925.
r'our building permits at a total estimated cost of
$2 250.00 were allowed, The application of Yee Lee to build
a frame §arse at #212-N. Sacramento Street was denied as being
within the fire limits.
On motion of Trustee Mettler, the Board adjourned.
Attest: ^
City Clerk.
The foregoing minutes of the meeting of
the. Boar of_Trustees of the City of Lodi
were read and approved without eorrectio:2
-At their ire„ _ng ld anril 5 -- 1925oe.
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