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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - July 15, 1935COUNCIL CHAMBERS --CITY COUNCIL CITY HALL - - CITY Of LODI Monday, July 15th., 1935 The City Council of the City of Lodi, California, met in rePular session in the Council Chambers at the City Hall in the City of Lodi, on Monday. July 15th., 1935 at the _ hour of 8:0.0 o'clock, P.M. The meeting was called to order by Mayor Steele. The Clerk called the roll. Those present and those absent were as follows: -- Present: Councilmen, Clark, Spooner, Vileihe, Steele (Mayor) .absent: Councilmen, Zeagle Liinutes of the adjourned regular meeting of July 8th., 1935 were read, and altered by the addition of the words "until his return", in regard to the appointment of Mr. Clark to serve as Clerk during the absence of Mr. Blakely, and were approved as corrected, and so ordered by the Mayor. No persons desiring to address the Council at this time, the order of Public Hearings was passed and the Council proceeded so hear communications and reports. A letter was read from the Tax Research Inc., relative to tax refund to the Pacific Gas & Electric Corporation, and on motion of Councilman Spooner and second by Councilman Weibe, the communication was referred to the City Attorney and the City Clerk for further disposal. A letter was read from Arthur Rhodes applying for a position on the construction work of the contemplated municipal power plant to be constructed on the upper Mokelumne -River, and The Clark was instr::cted to acknowledge receipt of the same and ordered filed. The report of the Lodi Public Library for the year ending June 30th was read and ordered filed. An oral report was made b�7 Acting City Engineer, C. 0. a`enning on the progress of the building of the necessary sanitary facilities at the Lodi Municipal Lake ?ark to comely with the rules and regulations of the San Loaquin Local Health District. stating that they would be ready tomorrow to pour the concrete for the building, which is planned for the accom- modation of about 2,000 people. Suggestions were offered by Councilman Weihe, which the Engineer advised were being complied with. This being the first regular meeting of the City Council after the introduction of Ordinance No. 211, on July 1st., 1935, at which time it was ordered laid over for the statutory period of not less than five days and said Ordinance No. 211, was presented for second reading, being "All ORDIN-SNCE 0? THE CITY 0? LODI RLPE3LITdG 03DINAIvCE NO. 199 d1dD " ^NDI2dG ORDINANCEN0. 129 0:' TN_— CITY OP LODI, BY ADDIdG TO SAID LAST MENTIONED ORDINANCE CERTAIN PROVISI0143 REZATIVE i0 RED?12iION 02 REAL ESTATE SOLD TO THS CITY ?OR DELINQUENT TA:O;S AND/OR ASSESSMENTS." It was moved by Coun2ilmen Spooner and seconded by Councilman Weihe t}:at said Ordinance No. 211 be passed and adopted. Carried by the following vote of the members of the Council: - Ayes: Councilmen, Clark, Spooner, Weihe, Steele Nous: Councilmen NONE Not 'Toting: (Absent) Councilman Reale Ordinance No. 211 was thereupon signed by the L•iL or. Preparatory to the reading and introduction of Ordinance No. 212, Attorney J. P. Mandl. of the le¢al personnel of the Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works, was introduced to the City Council by City Attorney Glenn West. A letter of transmittal and a letter reviewing the cost estimate for the Diesel hydro -electric Project proposed for the City of Lodi to be constructed on the upper Mokelu.-:r-e River were received from the Board of Consulting Engineers composed of N.A. Ev ert. F.C. Herrman, and :'alter L. Huber-, and read by Ci,y Att-)rney fest. 22:S COUNCIL CHAMBERS --CITY COUNCIL CITY HALL -- CITY OF LODI Ordinance filo. 212 was prsser_ted for 'irst Riadinx, beim "AN ORDIII-ZC3 OT TH-3 CITY OT LODI, C_4LITORNIA, 0=DERI?13, CALLING, AND PROVIDING ?OR -IND 111T1i1 "OTIC✓' O_' A ."r.._::) ii __._.. 111 THIZE CITY Or LODZ, CALI:OR IA0 TH7TRSDAY THE 12th . DAY 0? SE'_'T??3=R, 1935, ?OR '": T P'JP?OSE 0:' S"911I11T J,; TO Tom' QU'LI+I2D ELECTORS O:' SAID CITY x DROP- OSITLON '0 I:1CUR 30'TDFD INDEBTiEDIT SS 3Y SAID CITY 2OR T=- ACZUISITHN AITD C013TRUc-2m; OY A CERTAIT: BIUIIICIPes I?_�?30V_- AsyP It, SAID CITY. - Said Ordinance No. 212 was read in its entirety. 03 DIi1 A1; C3 110. 212 neon motion of Councilman Weihe, and seconded by Cour_cilman Spooner, Ordinance No. 212 passed Pirst Reading by t -he follow- ing cote: - Ayes: Councilmen, Clark, Spooner, Weihe, Steele Hoes: Councilmen, NO1. Not Voting: (Absent) beagle Unon motion of Councilman 'Neihe, and seconded by Councilman. Spooner, the Acting City Engineer was authorized to consult the Armory 3uildine Architect, Mr. Joseph Losekar_:;, and insist on hi4 alterir_;r the plans and specifi- cations of the Armory. to eliminate the two steps on entering the front door, so that there will be a ramp instead, as ordered by the Ajd. General. Carried by the following cote of the members of the Council: - Ayes: Courcilmen Clark, Spooner, Weihe, Steele. :toes: Councilmen i+O12, Not Voting: (Absent) Kea$le Upon motion of Councilman Clark, and seconds by Councilman �neibe, claims and bills in the amount of -8419.56 as approved by a majority of the ?finance Committee were allowed and ordered paid. Motion carried,. Upon motion of Councilman 'Weihe and seconded by Councilman Clark, and carried unanimously, the City Council adjourned to meet on Monday July 22, 1935 at the hour of 8:00 o'clock P.E., in adjourned regular ssi nI j'e Giiprotem y r P of reaulL£- .__.�r�;ic_..