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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - May 2, 1932483 Council Chambers -City Council City Hall - City of Lodi Monday May 2 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. ori the date first above written, Councilmen Clark, Keagle, Spooner, .Teihe and Steele present, none absent. The minutes of the last meeting, held April 18, 1932 were read, approved as read and so endorsed by the Mayor. No persons apneari , the order of Public Hearings was passed and -the City -Council proceeded to hear communications and reports : A cony of a resolution adopted by Bruella Farm Center endorsing the City Council's stand in regard to the conservat- ion of the waters of the ':okelumne River was received and read; the Clerk was directed to.acknowledge the same with the thanks of the City Council. Mayor G. M. Steele announced the following changes in standing committee assignments :- Councilman Spooner in place of Councilman .ieihe on the Committee on Public Health an& .Safety; Councilman Clark in lieu of Councilman Keagle on the Ca-mittee on Streets and Highways. J. F. Bruns applied by letter for any work that the City might undertake; letter ordered filed. :he Report of the City ?lunbing Inspector for April .vas received and read, also the reports of the Poundmaster and of the Chief of Police for the same month. All ordered to the files. The announcement of the spring meeting of the California Sewage Jorks Association to be held in Yosemite Valley was received. The Clerk read a letter submitted through Councilman .feihe by John Bauer offering to split the City s appropriation for music so as to allow Lodi Union High School $30.00 for the playing of four concerts, the balance of the appropriation, 0400.00 to to to the Tokay Band for the remaining eight concerts. The Tokay Band desired to coimience their portion of the series on June oth.,1932. Cn motion of Councilman deihe, Spooner second, it was moved that the letter be accepted and the money appropriated for music be aonortioned, $30b to the High School Band for the benefit of the "Tokay Annual", four concerts. and the re- maining $900.00 to the Tokay Band for eight concerts and parades for Memorial Day and Armistice Day, all warrants in payment for services of the Tokay Band to be drawn payable to individual players and not drawn payable to the leader as heretofore. Motion carried unanimously. The Clerk read a letter from J..V..Mumbert claiming damages to the amount of $120.96 for concrete pipe purported to have been ruined by shutting off City water during replace- ment of grater mains; This letter was not accompanied by a claim on the Treasury. A letter calling a conferance on taxation and budget matters was received from James Mitchell, President of the League of California :Municipalities. The conferance of the northern section to be held in San Francisco on May 7th. On motion of Councilman 4eihe, Keagle second, the Clark was directed to attend. 484 (inutes of 'ay 2-1932 continued) ORDr1LN - No. 190 - "0 OF.DIN.NM LADING SUBDIVISION 4' OF MIi3ANC✓ NO. 161, LATI?iG TO '_ r',' CT NT OF TibCITY T913:9SUEC3'S BCND" having b_en introduced at the ref--ular meeting of April 18th.,1932 and thereat laid over for not l�ss than five days, was passed, adopted and ordered to print by the following vote:- A1 LS Councilmen,3pooner,:Yeihe,Clars,Keagle and Steele NOBS_: None. ABS2-IT : done. O DINANC3 NO. 191, relating to the distribution of 'nand bills and other forms of commercial advertising was ordered laid over until the next meeting. Several persons now being in attendance, a prolonged discussion was had on the operation of C•rdinance No.�188, re- lating to 'she nancling of milk, the az or finall ordering the -atter referred to the Cor,::ittee on Funic Health and Safet and directin& tat the City cttonie• ca.::unicate with Dr JoKn J. Si-ppy of pan Joaquin Local Health District in regard to any L:oaification of the ordinance or in its enforcement. The bond of J. Hamilton Davis as City Treasurer and ex - officio Tax Collector of the City in the amount of $100,000,00 with Aetna Casulty and Surety Company as surety ,.as received and ordered approved on motion of Councilman Keagle, leihe second. Bills in the amount of $10,599.93 as approved by the Finance Committee were allowed and ordered paia on motion of CounciLman Spooner, Jeihe second. Cn motion_ of Councilman .'Ferre, the City Council adjourned to and until the date of its next regular meeting. A t.t City Clerk. he ore :�oir.� - inutes ;;e~e read !rd a proved`�r; i thout cc. -rection at a neo lar ^,eeting of `.he City Council held i'ay 16,190-2. ,?yor. '.:ay 16 ,1932 .