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Council Chambers -City Council
City Hall -City of Lodi
Monday, February lst.,1932
This regular meeting of the City Council of the City of
Lodi -;vas called to order by the Mayor at five minutes past eight
o'clock P.M. on the date first above written, Councilmen Zeagle,
Roach, Steele, '(eihe and Spooner present, none absent.
The minutes of the last regular meeting held January 18th
and the Special Meeting held January 25th.,1932 were read,
approved as read and so endorsed by the Mayor.
The order of Public Hearings was passed for the moment
and the City Council proceeded to hear communications and
reports :-
Lodi Post Veterans of Foreig ,Tars requested that the
City Council arrange to accept on their behalf from the
United States Government, one three inch cannon and its
accompanying caisson, the same to be mounted on a permanent
foundation at same public place in the City. Owing to lack
of information as to the expense entailed, this matter was
referred to the Post for further information.-
Standard
nformation:Standard Oil Company of California applied by letter
for permission to install and operate a gasoline tank of
five hundred fifty gallon capacity beneath the sidewalk space
at the corner of School and Pine atreets. Permission ordered
granted.
The monthly report of the Chief of Police for the month
of January 1932 :vas received, read and ordered filed, likewise
the report of the City Poundraster for the same period.
Under the head of unfinished business, Ordinance No. 188
" AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE TIE SALE AND HANDLING OF MILK IN THE
CITY OF LODI: PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF:
AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES AND PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT
•THElfiEi TH " was introduced for final passage, the Mayor stating
that the meeting was now open for discussion of the same.
Mr Granville S. Wilson read and presented for filing
a petition asking that the ordinance be not adopted, stating
that the petition contained the names of over eight hundred
signers. Mrs j:/.Node, also spoke at length against the
adoption of the ordinance. Mrs George Hubbard presented a
lis,, of state tests made of milk from seven small dairys to
show that the same were now beer.$ operated in a satisfactory
manner. Mr Arthur Hays, State Milk Inspector stated that the
State desired the adoption of such ordinances as that proposed
so that local authorities could take action against insanitary
dairies. Dr. John J. Sippy of San Joaquin Local Health District
explained passages of the ordinance, stating that no specified
equipment would be necessary to bring small dairys up to the
standard set. R. B. Steyer of the District also spoke in favor
of the ordinance. George Fade said that the big dairys and the
distributors feared nothing from the competition of the small
dairys; they only desired that milk for local consumption be
inspected by San Joaquin Local Health District before being
offered for sale.
Councilman Steele moved that Subdivision "c" , Section
VII be amended by substituting the word eighty and the figures
80% in lieu of the word "Ninety" and the figures "90%" relat-
ing to the minimum scores of dairys producing Grade "A" Raw
milk. This amemdment was agreed upon and the City Council
proceeded to vote upon the ordinance thus amended. The said
Ordinance No. 188 was thereupon passed, adopted and ordered to
print by the following vote :-
AYES: CounciLen, Ste ele,rieagle,Roach,'.,eihe and Spoone_ .
NS: CounciLren, None.
ABS 1 : None.
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.av—, been re7alarly introduced at the special meeting held
.Ir Oy 25, 1912 was brou&—,t up for final passage and.adoptior-
on :.otion of Councilman leihe, Roach second and vas t'r_ereuion
finally pazsed, adopted and ordlered to print by the following
vote
AY. S: ColLncllr!e, ieih-,Roach,Keagbc,steele & Spooner.
NOE,3: Col-mcibmen, Mone.
AiSy'?': Coancilmen, `lone.
-Bills in the nmol-unt of $10,450.79 as ap-oroved by the
Finance Co^mittee were allowed and ordered paid upon motion.
On motion of Council-na_n .7eihe, the City Council adjour---:d
a 111.29 o'clock ?.i.
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'-he foregcira�; minutes read and
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a re..E;ular mneetirg of the City
".C.mc11 held February 15 9�2
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