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City Hail, City of Lodi
1 onday,Cc*..ober i7th.,1927
This reo�ilar meeting of the City Council or the City of
Lodi aas called tc order at o'clock T.Y. on the date
first above written, Councilmen Hale, Roach, Shattuck, ,;eine
and Layer Spooner present, none absent or tardy.
The minutes cf the retuiar meeting of October 3rci..19Z7
ware read, aperoved as real and so endorsed by the Mayor.
No persons appearing at this time, the order of rublic
Hearings las parsed and `he Council heard the reading of the
:o:.lowing cuenunications:
The applications of Jch_n Kielpfel and Jacob Hepper for
the positicr. of janitor at the neer City Hall, both referred
to the Clerk's files.
A letter from Elmer J. Dawson, Secretary of Lcdi Parlor
i• o,ld N,S,G. "l. re.earding the failure to display flags at the
curbs in the business district on Admission Day, referred to
the Clerk with the direction that he advise the P:ative Sons
that the use of the flags had been restricted by direction
given the Chief of Police by tine American Legion, to five
nol_days t,dmission Day being not included, A_so to advise
them tnai; the City would gladly have the flags displayed on'
this day if the parlor mould obtain the Legion's sanction.
A letter =ran Lodi Far'. Company tendering, the City one
dozen Japanese Cherry shrubs for planting on the new Citi Hall
graurds for whicn the Clerk was directed to tender the thanks
o: the City.
A deduction of 8650.00 and an addition of 829.CO to the
;;eneral contract for the new City Hall was ordered by the
approval of Orders ?'_o. 2 & 43 as submitted by the architects
on motion of Councilman .ieihe, seconded by Councilman Shattuck.
In the matter cf the bronze plaque to be mounted in the
main corridcr of the new City Hall,the Clerk was directed to
have the architects submit a tentaive drawing for approval
by the Council,
�'_'ine building permits for dwellings and garages to a
total value of $7,025.00 were allowed and ordered granted.
City,?rgineer L.F.Barze_lotti presented his plan for the
lay cut of 1,awrence ?ark and 'Christian Rageth being present,
he .ras asked to submit a list of shrubs and trees chosen by
3arzelloti and himself ':rith price list for approval by the
Council.
;;t this time the Council went into executive session
ei tri executive officers of Lodi Volunteer Fire Department
for gocd.of the service.
After opening atain in public session, bills in the total
amount of S 8 , 933 72 as a proved by the finance committee were
allowed and ordered paid -on motion: of Councilman Hale.
C.r±sgg to the sudden death of E.J.Stahl, janitor at the
Carnegie Library, and it being deemed to be to the City's
int rest that the position be combined with that of caretaker
at the new City Hall when completed, et was unanimously agreed
o confirm the aceoirtnent of Eimer Tucker Sr at this ime
as caretaker at the City Hall and recommend him to the Library
Board for a:; ointment to tie vacancy first ref erred to. hie
a e.ointmeYt'to the City =all oosition being conditioned on
the reaching of a mutually satisfactory wage.
At the request of Supt .V a .Henning, and on motion of
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Council* n a;Lucli. ,secende';Iby Councilman ;;eihe, the Clerk
:vas directed to not include the demand charge on .rater and
air heaters in the total ccunled load when entering up the
demand charges on commercial" installations.
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Cn motion of Counc-I man
L L 'eine seconded by Couancilman
'-.'seconded
Shattuck, the Council adjourned until the date of their
next re6-ular meatirg, Illovember 7th. .1927.
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