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Council amambers-City Council
City Hall - City of Lodi
Monday. March 8th., 1932
This regular meeting of the City Council of the City of
Lodi was called to order by the Mayor at 8 o'clock P.M. on the
date first above written, Councilmen Keagle,Roach,Steele.:7eihe
and Spooner present, none absent.
The minutes of the last meeting held February 15th were
read, approved as read and so endorsed by the Mayor.
Mr y.H.Lorenz, City Treasurer Tax Collector appeared
and asked that his salary be increased to at least $100.00 per
month, citing the volunne of business handled and savings
effected through the handling of the City's moneys in his office,
this matter was set over until later in the meeting.
D.R.Ritchie and others residing in the blocks adjoining
the Northwest corner of School and 4alnut Streets appeared in
protest against the establishment of.a mortuary at that locat-
ion, asking thet the zone eztablished by Ordinance No. 189 be
further restricted so as to place it in restricted territory.
ORDINANCE No. 190 "AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A ZONE FOR
UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHiElvTS WITHIN THE CITY OF LODI FOR THE
PUBLIC HEALTH, COb4FORT, CONVENIENCE, SAFETY AND WELFARE OF SAID
CITY" was introduced on motion and laid over for the.statut-
ory period of not less than five days.
S.A.Gerrard Company applied by letter for permission to
install and operate a 250 gallon underground gasoline tank and
pump at its shed, Main & Oak Streets. Permit ordered granted.
The reoort of the Chief of Police for the month of Feb-
ruary and that of the City Poundmaster covering the same month
was read and ordered filed.
Electrical Products Company applied forennission to
install a "Neon" sign at 107 South School Street for Franklin
Tire Company. Application ordered granted.
Two building permits for structures to cost $900.00
were granted.
A petition asking that a traffic officer be appointed and
asking that Mr Chas. R. Fisher be selected for the appointment
was received and read. This was ordered referred to tie Com-
mittee on Public Health and Safety for investigation within the
next thirty days.
Superintendent of Public Utilities, Mr John A. Henning
recommended that the existing four inch water mains connecting
the Barnhart Tract pump be replaced with six inch mains and it
was so ordered on motion of Councilman Steele.
Resolution No. 654, "Resolution Establishing Polling
Places, Appointing Election Officers and Fixing Their Compen-
sation" in preparation for the General Municipal Election of
April llth.,1932, was adopted by the following vote :-
AYES:. COUNCILMEN, 'Jeihe,Roach,Keagle,Steele & Spooner
NOES: Councilmen, NONE ABSENT: NONE
At 9.14 P.M. the City Council was resolved into committee
of the whole and entered into executive session being called
back to regular session at 9.45 P.M.
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Resolution No. 655 " A Resolution Fixing the Salary of
the City Treasurer and Ex -officio Tax Collector of the City of
Lodi" was introduced and adopted by the following vote:
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ATES: Councilmen, •7eihe,Keagle,Roach,Steele & Spooner.
NOES: Councilmen, NONE, ABSENT: Councilmen, NONE.
R3SOLUTION NO. 655
A RESOLUTION FIXING THE SALARY OF THE CITY TREASURER AND
EX-0:('ICIO TAX COLLECTOR OF THE CITY OF LODI.
BE IT RESCLVED by the City Council of the City of Lodi,
THAT : from and after the 18th day of April, 1932, the
salary paid the City Treasures and Tax Collector of the City of
Lodi shall be as follows :-
AS TREASURER, the sum of Twenty-five Dollars, monthly,
AS TAX COLLECTOR, the span of Fifty Dollars monthly.
Said salary shall be paid to said officer on warrants
issued from approved pay -rolls in the same manner and at the
same times as all City salaries are paid.
Bills in the amount of $11,487.92 as a proved by the
Finance Committee were allowed and ordered paid on motion of
Councilman Keagle, Roach second.
The City Council then adjourned to the date of its next
regular meeting to be bald Mar% 21, 1932.
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