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Council Chambers -City Council
City Hall - City of Lodi
Monday, April 4th., 193E
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 • hereinabove written, Councilmen beagle,
Roach, Steele, and Spooner present, none absent.
The minutes of the regular meeting of March2lst.,1932
were read, approved as read and so endorsed by the Mayor.
No persons being in attendance, the order of Public
Hearings was passed and the Council proceeded to hear com-
munications and reports :
The monthly report of the Chief of Police for March was
read and ordered filed, likewise the report of the City Pound -
master for the same period.
The Chief of the Lodi Volunteer ?ire Department's Quart-
erly report for the period ended March 31st.,1932 was read and
ordered filed without comment.
The Clerk reported receipt of a letter from the League
of Los Angeles County :Iunici'alities regarding the a.J.Locke
affair, but as each Councilman had received a similar letter,
no action was taken nor was the letter read.
It a'pearing that no decision of the Federal Power
Commission had been handed down since the hearing in San Fran-
cisco held in July of 1931, the following Resolution was
then adopted:
RESOLUTION N0. 656
WHEREAS, in the month of March 1931, the City of Lodi
filed a protest with the Federal Power Commission protesting
the issuance of preliminary permit for power project No.1134
on the Llokelamne River which permit had theretofore been
applied for by East Bay Municipal Utility District, and whereas
a trial was had before said Federal Power Commission at San
Francisco, California in the month of July 1931, at which
evidence in support of said protest was introduced by said
City of Lodi ;
AND, WHEREAS, said City of Lodi thereafter filed and
submitted to said Federal Power Commission briefs in support
of said City's protest ;
AND, ,'SHE?EAS, said case was brought to trial and
whereas the filing of said briefs was ordered by said Federal
?ower Commission in an unusu>.11y short time to the end that
said matter mi?ht be expeditiously disposed of ;
'AND, WHER'.aS 2no decision upon said protest or
application has been made by said Federal Power Commission}
NUN, THEREFORE, 3E IT RESOLVED, that said Federal
Power Commission is hereby requested to make a prompt decis-
ion with as much dispatch as possible to the end that said
protest may be decided without any unnecessary delay; and
that the attorney for said City of Lodi is hereby directed
to forward a certified copy of this resolution to the said
Federal Power Commission at Washington, D.C.
The foregoing Resolutiion No. 656 was adopted by the
following vote: -
AYES: Councilmen: Steele, Weihe, Eeagle, Roach and
Spooner (Mayor)
NOES: Councilmen: None.
ABSENT: Councilmen: None.
478 (minutes of April 4,1932, continued)
On motion duly put and carried, Councilman Weihe
was authorized to procure and erect a sign on the Municip-
al tennis courts stating the rules for players.
In the matter of the gun carriage and caisson
procured by the Veterans of ?oreigh .ars : The location
of these vieces in the public Dara was left um to a com-
mittee to be appointed by the City Council, the Veterans
of '^oreign :'tars and American Legion Post No. 18. .
tour building permits for structures to cost
$3,325.00 were ordered granted.
. G. Hurrle smeared in regard to the opening
of the Municipal 3aths for the season and was authorized
to start on the 14th providing the weather was suitable.
Sills in the amount of 911,436.00 as a:,proved by
the auditing cor-raittee were allowed and ordered paid on
motion of Councilman Weihe, Roach second.
On motion of Councilman 4eihe, the City Council
then adjourned to and until the date of its next regular
meeting to be held Monday, April 18th.,1932.
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