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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - February 18, 1924City Hall, City of Lodi Ecnday, February 18- 1924. The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Ci -_y of Lodi for the third Monday in February was called to order by the President at 8 o'clock P.M. on the above date; Trustees Hale,Hickok,Mettler,Spooner and Shattuck present. The minutes of the regular meeting of February 4th. 1924 were read and approved without correction. 1n the matter of the improvement of Central Avenue from Vine Street to Poplar Street: The Clerk reported that a protest against the .cork had been filed by John Gobel et al and upon ;;he same being read in full and given due con- sideration, the said protest was overruled and denied by the passage of Resolution No. 443 by the following vote: - AYES: Trustees, Hickok, Mettler,Fiale,Spooner,Shattuck. NOES: Trustees, None. ABSENT: Trustees, None. ResolutionOrdering the Work as undertaken under Res- olution of Intention No. 68 ::as then passed and adopted by the following vote. AYES: Trustees: Hickok,Mettler,Hale,Spooner,Shattuck. NOES: Trustees: None. ABSENT: Trustees, None: (Copies of the above two resolutions are on file in the office.of the City Clerk) V. A. Morehead appeared in the matter of the location of the proposed public auto camp ground, advocating that the park be located in a portion of the Uity Park, Elm,Stockton, Locust andWashington Strets. The Clerk read a detailed report from Dr. John J. Si py on the sanitary features of the Sanguinetti site as given to the committee from the District Chamber of Commerce. Dan W. Bird and "I.H.Faust advocated the location at the City. Park; Presiddnt J.W.Shattuck spoke in favor of the City Park Location if the camp was a pay camp efficiently conducted butstated that he did not feel inclined to take the intital steps. He also doubted the ri,-,ht of the City to spend any money on the Sanguinetti site; having been advised by the City Attorney, Mr. West, that he believed that the expenditure of City moneys on leased ground would be illegal; This closed t.hP discuaaion_ 45 46 Yap "B" of Bewley Suburban Acres was approved by the adoption of Resolution No. 445: - RESOLUTION No. 445 A 733S0LUTI0N . nrROVING llaF "B" OF 'BrM71Y SWURBAN ACAS RESOLVED, by the Board of Trustees of the City of Lodi that that certain map entitled "Ma 'B' of Bewley Suburb- an Acres, Being a Sub -division of Lots 1-2-3-4-5-5-23-24-25- 26-27-28 of Begley Suburban Acres in the .7.1 1 of Sect. 12, T3N,R6E,l .D.B.& M." be and the same is hereb approved, said map havint; been previously submitted to the ity Planning Cof,rassion and recommended by them for approval. ^he above resclution alas adopted by unanimous vote of the Board. All members present and voting. Lodi Post m22 of the American Lesion applied by letter for permission to have Foster & Kleiser Company of Sacramento erect two bill boards in the rear of the Citizens National Bank, the boards to be available for use of the Legion and to be fronted by lawn, ,walks and a drinking fountain; the City to furnish water necessary. Upon guaranty by the Legion that the place would be constructed as stated and properly maintained; permission, with use of crater, was granted on motion of Trustee Mettler, seconded by Trustee Spooner. The a?plication of Albert Bietz for position as fire - truck driver was received, rea. d and ordered filed, Jules Perrin submitted an estimate for the completion of the excavation, cementing up floor and side walls and making concrete stairs in the basement of the attendant's residence at the Sewage Disposal Plant for the sum og $221.00 with additional work on walks and outside steps at 17¢ per yard, all materia l furnished F.O.B. the job; Estimate order- ed filed for future use.- The se. The Clerk was instructed to renew two policies expire- ing Yarch 1st on tae City Hall with the same companies as formerly. Cn motion Of Chairman Mettler of the Finance Cornittee, bills as audited amounting to $3,329.90 were ordered paid.- At aid.At the order of the Board, City Engineer Barzellotti's salary was increased to $150.00 per month from Febraary 1st, Eight building permits totalling $9.225.00 were granted 47 The Chief of the Fire Department and Fire Marshal being in attendance, the rest of the meeting :vas devoted to a discuss- ion of the proposed purchase of fire -fighting apparatus and the _location of the west -side fire house particularly as regards the erection of a fire house in Maple Square at the foot of the vain portion of Sacramento Street At 11.40 P.M. the board adjourned.- Attest djourned: Attes ity- Meat: _..e a:Lo-:P .lel-'Ji �M�IJ�V a