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COUNCIL CHAMBERS -- CITY COUNCIL
CITY HALL . - CITY OF LODI
":onday, June 19, 1933
"he City Council of the City of Lodi met in re6--ular
session at 8 o�clock ?.:', on the date first above -:mitten,
Councilmen Clark, keagle, :'eine and Steele present, Council-
-an S.000ner absent.
!. '_'he minutes of the last meeting held June 5th.,1963
were read, approved as read and so endorsed -by the Yayor.
No persons ao_pearing at this time, the order of '?ublic
Hearin,;s was passed and the Council proceeded to hear comr=-
ications and reports :
(1) A letter from t%e California Corr:ittee ooposed to
Prohibition requesting the Council to adopt a resolation in
favor of the repeal of the Highteenth Armendment - laid aside
without action as beiwithout the purview of City affairs;
(2) A proposal iron Iicipal Audit Company of Long
Beach submitting a contract for audit of the City's accounts
no action - proposal not requested.
(3) g letter from League of California Lunicipalities
regarding a,plication of the new gasoline tax allocation.
(1) Al letter from the same source as above regarding
proceedure under the Federal Public Works Act.
(5) The report of J. A. Henning as Sewer inspector
cov:ri% the mont:Z of May - ordered filed.
At this time Ur "Juee"Prentice appeared and asked that
the City provide li-,hts for indoor base -ball on vacant lots
fcrest of Lawrence Park - this matter taken under advisement.
! J.P.Huber also aopeared in reward to the dusty condition
of 'he alley in Block 33 of the original City caused by trucks
from ane 'oultry Producers Asscn. fhe Street Superintendent
vas instructed to have this condition remedied.
One building permit for an addition to a building at
School Rz Walnut Streets to cost $300 was ordered granted.
Oaring to special circumstances, the Clerk was allowed
to continue water service at 626 S.Washington Street although
the bill was in arrears.
The Clerk reported that the provisions of Ordinance No.
195 relating to the'licensing of distributors of beer was being
violated by Stockton merchants; the City Attorney advised
that drivers be arrested.
City Attorney Glenn Vest stated -'that the hearing before
Judge Jones to be held at Lakeport on the 21st had been set
over until the 26th. On Motion of Councilman Weihe, Keagle
second, it was moved and carried that not less than two of the
City Council attend.
t:a.t or Steele read a letter from the California -Publicly
j Owned Utilities Association setting forth the victory won in
` Congress in the exemption of publicly -owned power plants from
federal taxes.
Councilman ?leihe called attention to the poor condit-
ion of Daisy Avenue and California Street, stating drat num-
erous comalaints had been presented to him. He also mentioned
the prevalence of double parking in the business district.
Street Superintendent Doazrhertyy beinngg present, was advised to
get in touch with S-_,pervisor Stuckenbruck and see if oil
could be -ourchased from the Countv and a Count yy truck hired
to spread it after the roadbed had been properly prepared.
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In -111-le -Natter of double parking, the Clerk was directed
to infori the Chief of Police that the. City ordinance prohibit-
ing such parking should be enforced.
Bills in the amount of $$4,037.77 as ao-proved by the
=inance Comittee were ordered paid on motion of Councilman
7eihe, Clark second. Claim #20111 in the amount of $0-.00
,ras passed unapproved without prejudice and the Clerk ordered
to cow=icate with the City's insurance carrier as to its
assuming this a,.ount.
At 9.08 P.11". the Council ',:as resolved into Cor.r.ittee
of the ':Thole, returning to open session at 9.42 P.L. for
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