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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - September 6, 1932499 Council Chambers -City Council Ci tv .-iall - City of Lodi Tuesday, Septan -ter 6,1932 In accordance with ordinance in such cases made and provided, the City Council of the. City of Lodi met in regular session at 8 o'clock 11:1.1% on the above written date, the first Londa.( in September boing a holiday; Councilmen Clark, Keagle, Spooner, :!eine and Steele present, the last named presiding. The minutes of the last meeting held at^ust 15th,1932 were read, arproved as read and so endorsed by the yayor. No persons addressing the Council, the order of Public uearings ;as passed and the Council proceeded to hear communic- ations and reports : The monthly report of the Chief of -Police for August and that of the =oundmaster for the same period were received, read and ordered filed, likewise the re -ort of the City Plumb- ing Inspector. ,he Citv Clerk filed his annual retort of the financial transactions of'the City for the fiscal year ended June 30,1932 and the sane ,;as accepted but publication_ in a newspaper with- held as aitinE; the opinion of tte City Attorney as to the necessity of such publication. On Notion of Councibnan .,�eihe, Claxk second, Public Liability andro-erty Damage insurance on the City's two fire trucks eras ordere� cancelled. Councilman Spooner as cor ittee to work with Lodi Bus- iness mens Association in regard to a directional sign on U.S. Highway No. 99 reported interviewing Colonel Garrison of the State Departm:ent of Public ';corks but that the State still denied the right to encroach upon the highray. Ordinance lo. 192 " A:I ORDIII+ANCE LEVYING TAKES FOR TIM FISCAL YRAR JITLY 1, 1933" having been introduced and read at the meatin€ of August 15th :xfas finally passed, adopted and approved by the following vote : :AYES: Councilmen, Clark, Jeihe, Keagle, Spooner and Steele. NOES: Councilmen, None. ABSFhIT : None. On motion of Councilman .'eihe, Clark second, the City Clerk and the 'Jayor Fere chosen delegates to the annual con- ventior_ of the League of California : unicipalities to be held at Sar Diego on September 26 to 30th. Seven building permits aggregating $1,2CO.00 were ord- ered granted. _. Bi_ls in the amount of 013,410.42 as a.�proved by the i Finance Committee were allowed and ordered pain on motion of Councilm=an '11eir_e, Spooner second. L. he Council was then resolved into Carmittee of the Whole and after a short session, again appeared in open meet- ing with all members present. she Clerk Paving presented two -applications for card and -dice Q e licenses, one from George Shoup, 16 S. Main St., and the o cher frac! Sidney Abrams, 28 S. Main Street, it was ordered that a license for the balance of thepresent quarter issue tot -Ir Abrams subiect to renewal October 1st if the place :gas conducted in accordance with law. Councilman Clark voting "No" when the '•.payor put the question. 500 The Council discussed the approachiN trial of the City's suits against mast Bay !?unicippa1 Utility District, and the effect of the filing of a brief by Counsel for mast Bay District in the Supreme Court of this state askir_c� that the udgement of Colorado power Company against Pacific Gas and electric Coypany be affirmed. '.,o fur Ther business appearing the City Council adjourned to and until 8 o'clock'P". o� ,Monday, Septenber 12th. 1932 on motion of Councilman :,eihe. Atte s City Clerk. the foreEoirZ-:irutes read and a:;�)roved ;; it ,out Cor - Vection at a re-7ala.r meet- irg of the City Council weld Saptember 19, 1932. "ayor cf `.e City o� Lodi �� Sete_car i.., 1932.