HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - February 19, 1934COUNCIL CHAMBERS -- CITY COUNCIL
CITY HALL -- CITY OF LODI
Monday, Tebruary 19, 1934
The City Council of the City of Lodi met at 8:05 o'clock
P... on the date first above written, Councilmen Clark,.
Keagle, Spooner and Weihe present; Mayor Steele absent.
In the absence of the Mayor, on motion of Councilman
(eagle, Spooner second, Councilman Clark was elected Mayor
pro -tem and opened the meeting. •
The minutes of the meeting of rebruary 5th,1934 were
read, approved as read and so endorsed by the Mayor.
No persons being in attendance, the order of Public
Hearings was passed and as there were no reports or written
communications on file, the following matters were given
consideration at this time:
A communication from Attor_:ey Glenn hest in regard to
certain bills for water and electricityincurred by o. L.
Van Buskirk which was referred to the City Clerk for
ajudication, the Council voicing the sentiment that no
deferred payment of balance due be allowed while the City
continued to render service.
The tender of a deed to a portion of Lot 3, Lodi Barn-
hart Tract from D. D. Hinzman and wife, which was accepted '1°
by the adoption of Resolution No. 705 by the following vote:
AY.2.S: Councilmen, Spooner, Weihe, Keagle and Clark.
NOES: • Councilmen, None. ABSENT: Councilman, Steele.
Three building permits including one to D. W. Aronhalt
on North School Street, were granted. The Clerk reported
local protest against the Aronhalt permit but as there was
no restriction on property in that neighborhood, the Council
could do nothing.
The expenditure of not to exceed $300.00 of the City's
gasoline tax funds on State Highway No.53 was approved and
the matter of future expenditures from this source left for
future consideration.
Attention was called to the condition of the Southern
Pacific railroad tracks on Lockeford Street and the Clerk
was directed to notify that company to place them in good
condition, also to ask them to improve its main line crossing
on ?.lm, Locust, Pine and Walnut Streets. notion Councilman
Keagle, Weihe second.
It appearing that circular matter, particularly matter
from Stockton, was being distributed contrary to the provis-
ions of Ordinance No. 191, the Clerk was directed to notify
the printers of this matter. that such distribution should
cease at once and the Chief of Police was ordered to enforce
this ordinance.
Bills in the amount of $a,084.06 as approved by the
Finance Committee were allowed and prdered paid on motion of
Councilman Spooner, .eine second.
Councilman Weihe as Chairman of the Committee on Streets
and Parks reported the receipt on one proposal for roofing
a portion of the Grand Stand at Lawrence Park and asked gor
more time. He also asked for additional lights on the tennis
courts and that the horseshoe courts be moved from their
present location to Lawrence Park and lights installed for
use of players of this game.
On motion of Councilman Weihe, beagle second, the Com-
mittee on Streets was authorized to purchase trees for plant-
ing in City Parks and at the Sewage Disposal Plant.
The City Council adjourned at 9:05 o'cloc. P.M. on motim
of Councilman Spooner.
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