HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - March 3, 192448
city Hall, City of Lodi
Mon,,.ay, March 3rd. ,1924
The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City
of Lodi for the first iionday in Larch was called to order by Pres-
ident J.'?.Shattuck at 8.05 P.M. on the date first above written,
Trustees Hale, Hickok, Mettler Spooner and Shattuck present, none
absent.
The minutes of the regular meeting of =ebruary 18th,1924
were read ap-proved as read and so endorsed by the Presi ent.
This being the date set by notice duly published and post-
ed, for the reception of sealed proposals for doing the :pork ord-
ered in Resolution of Intention No. 68 on Central Avenue, south
of Vine Street, the Clerk reported but one proposal received and
the Board proceeded to publicly open and declare the same, it
being the proposal of Clark & Henery Construction Company at the
following prices: -
For Grading $ 0.02 per sau ft.
For Paving $ 0.185
For Curbs $ 0.48 per lin ft.
For Gutters $ 0.25 per squ ft.
The price being satisfactory, the Board awarded this con-
tract to the sole bidder by the passage of Resolution of Award
No. 46, as filed now in the office of the City Clerk, by the
follcuing vote:-
AYS: Trustees, Spooner, Hickok, dale, 'Mettler, Shattuck.
NOES: Trustees, NONE. ABSENT: Trustees, NONE.
under the head of Communications and Notices:
The Clerk read a letter from the City Planing Coy-riission
advising tree planting at the Sewage Disposal Plant Site and the
prohibition of automobile parking in the City Park. The letter
was ordered filed.
John C. Bewley finely offered the use of his lot at the
south-west corner of School and Elle Streets for use as a mark
but as he could give no assurance of the time for which the City
might use the land, the Board was not able to accept his offer.
Re torts from City -Marshal Christesen and =oundinaster
R.E.Totrnsley were received, read and ordered filed.
The petition of Anders Bo lander et al desiring to have
the sidewalk space on-Jashington Street south of Tokay street
widened by dedicatig two feet of ad#acent properties for side-
:calk space and allowing a two -foot tree space at the curb edge,
,vas ref erred back to aetiti oners as a uiaanimous 'frontage would
have to acquiesce to the plan in order to make walks on a
-- uniform line;
The alley in Block 41, ?:okelumne, was named Taylor Court
by the adoption, unanimously of Resolution No; 447.
Election officers for the General 'unicipal Election of
April 14th. ,1924 were ay,)pointed by the passage of -
RESCLtlTIOiI No. 448
A 3:CSOL.L';'IO?`I A%'D ORDER A ^vIi'11II1'"r ELECTION 0:'TICIRS
RMOITNED AID ORD D, that the officers to conduct the
General --un :lection to be held in the City of Lodi on
Konday, AAril 14th. ,1924, be and they are hereby a_jpointed
and designated as follows -
Por Consolidated Election Precinct "A"
Inspector Au�~ustus G. Corson; Judge, David Todd
Gi=lmor; Ulerx's, Jessie 11. Tubbs and ;Diary A. Rurc'_h.rd
•or Consolidated Election Precinct "B"
Inspector, James A. Bowen; Ju e, Cora I Raines
Clerk Eeta E. Shattuck and trate P. ".7hite;
Por Consolidated Election Precinct "C"
Insoactor, Mabel Dansmore- Judge, Luella P:.Burkholder,
Clerks VI-n-�_ie l and Cora Y. Polson;
For Consolidated Election Precinct "D"
Inspector Nelson -1. Kauble; Jude, A.C,Beauc=.amp;
Cle rks, 1,,niiam J. Barnes and Cllar L. .7atson;
each election o'ffice-r aforenamed being an elector and
resident of the consolidated election precinct for which he
or she is a-opointed The Compensation of each election officer
is hereby fixed at X7.50 for his or her services in said election;
The above :written resolution was passed and adopted Iy
'he f o' louring vote:-
AYE. Trust,
NOES= Trustees, IC2
rlM,HICAB 1NT: rsteeeesS�HTTUCK.
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N.C. 112 E:111TITLD ' A J O160I;LANCE 1.7-IIDI?TG SECTIONS ONr
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COTLECTOR' was introduced and laid over for not less than five
days on motion of Trastle ettler, seconded by Trastee iiickok;
Audited bills _ a zt i ry to $12,105; 95 :were ordered raid
-- on motion of Trustee Yettler, claims of Latourette= ical Co.
and U'rs. H.E.Robison were laid over for consideration;
None bl_l ldixag penaits, totallirig $5,475.00 were ordered
Granted.
On motion of Trustee Spooner, seconded by Trustee Hick -
of, the Clerk was directed to advertise for for a triple comb-
ination fire truck of approximately the same type as that now
o ned by the City and to insert in the notice to bidders, a
50
proviso, that the bi,".ders should quote the amount that they
7ould allow for the old air-cooled Seagrave engine owned by
the City as part pent on the new trdcb,
.to further business a•_paering, the Board adjo,=ed
until the date and hour of their next regular meeting to be held
on i:arch 17th. ,1924,
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