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COUNCIL CHAMBERS -- CITY COUNCIL
CITY HALL -- CITY OF LODI
Monday, December 2, 1935
The City Council of the City of Lodi met in regular meeting at
8:00 o'clock P. M. on the date first above written. Councilmen Clark,
_ Graffiana, Snooner and Nethe, present. Mayor Steele, absent. On motion
of Councilman Weihe, seconded by Councilman Graffigna, Councilman Claris
was chosen Mayor Protem and opened the meeting.
The minutes of the meeting of November 18, 1935 were reed, and
approved as read and so indorsed by the Mayor.
A petition signed by several residents in the vicinity of the 500
blx•.c of Flora and Hilborn Streets asking for the abatement of a nuslence
to -wit:- the keening of a cow under unsanitary conditions, was ordered
referred to the health and police departments by the Mayor.
The Clerk presented a letter written by the Bureau of Sanitary
Engineering of the State -of California to Dr. John J. Sippy of the San
Joaquin Local Health District, in regard to the condition of the effluent
from the Plant.
Mr. F. T. Boyd of Los Angeles applied by letter for appointment
as consulting engineer in the construction of the Proposed Hydro -electric
Plant. Application ordered filed.
In the matter of tax liens against the lends received in the
settlement of the Lawrence Estate, generally known as the Pioneer Part, the
Mayor was directed to file,a petition with the Board of Supertisors asking
that the said taxes be cancelled. This was done by the adoption of Resolution
No. 81'6 by the following vote:
AYES: COUNCILM1K, Spooner, Graffigna, Weihe and Clark.
NOES: COUNCILMEN, NONE
ABSENIT: COUNCIUAN, Steele.
RESCY-.17TON 817
RESOLUTION 07!ORIZING ?ETTTION TO THE EOARD
OF SUP6RVISORS FOR THE CANCELLATION OF TAXES
WHEREAS, this City acquired certain lands in the Lawrence Homestead
Addition to Lodi by virtue of a certain annexed decree of distribution,
recorded November 7, 1934 in the office of the County Recorder of San Joaculn
County, California, said lands being particularly described as foliows:-
A tract of L nd situated in the County of San Joaquin,
State of California, and being a portion of"Map No. 2,
Lawrence Homestead Addition," filed August 10, 1922,
In Book of Maps, Vol_ 10, page 59, San Joaquin County
Records, and more particularly described as follows, to -
wit: Commencinz at an iron DlDe at the intersection of
the East line of Stockton Street with the North line
of Lawrence Avenue as shown on said flap No. 2 of
Lawrence Homestead Addition; thence S 890061 H along
the North line of Lawrence Ave., 946.43 ft; thence N
0037' 3 711.82 ft; thence N 890061 B 895.63 ft. to a
point In the East line of Stockton Street; thence
along the East line of Stockton Street, S 40421 W 713.4
ft. to the point of beginning, and containing 15.05 acres.
and,
WFE'SAS, the lien for county taxes attached to the same on the first
MondRy of March, 1935 in accordance with law said lands were assessed by the
County Assessor and the State Board of Equalization under the following
description, to -wit: -
Lawrence Homestead Addition, Map No. 2. Portion of
Lots 21 and 22 and all of Lots 29 and 30.
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CITY HALL - - CITY OF LODI
at an assessed valuation of 12,440.00 and subsequently to said assessment a
tax of 103_13 was levied unon said land by the County Boarc of Supervisors
all in time, form and manner as required by statute and the Constitution
of this State, and;
WF3HEAS, said lands now being oropert_v of this City and not
subject to sale for delinquent taxes, and said lands having been incorporated
within the City Limits of the City of Lodi on the 29th day of March, 1935
are not now subject to taxes for county purposes;
BE IT RESOLVED, that the Mayor of this City be, and he is
hereby authorized and directed, to petition the Board of Supervisors
(by and with the consent of the District Attorney) to cancel said tax in
the amount of 863.19 in -accordance with Section 3804-a of the Political
Code of this State.
The report of the Poundr.aster for the Month of November
and that of the Chief of Police for the same period were received, read
and ordered filed.
Ordinance No. 215, entitled "AFN ORDIVnNCE RS?i? LING CERTAIV
ORDINANCES ;ND ?ARTS OF •1RDINANCES AND ?STSBLISHPTG PATES FOR THE SALE OF
ELECTRIC 8111SROY BY THE CITY G? LODI" having been regularly introduced at
the regular meeting of November 18, 1935 and thereat laid over for the
statutory period of not less than five days was Introduced for passage on
motion of Councilman Weihe, seconded by Councilman Graffigna, the said
Ordinance was then finally passed, ado?ted and ordered to print by the
followin;r vote: -
AYES: COtNCILMRN, Welhe, Graffigna, Spooner and Clark
NORS. C7i!NC' I L1N3N, N�`17
ASSRNT: COUNCILI!A+„ Steele. —.
The acting Mayor then sooroved and signed the Ordinance.
Five building permits for str'.;ctures to cost $3,100.00
were allowed and ordered granted on motion of Councilman Weihe, seconded
by Counciln-ten Graffigna.
Councilman iieihe of the Street Committee reported that he
had met with the committee from the Lodl Business Ments Association- and
that they had reached the conclusion that all trucks and loads exceeding
17 ft. In length would be requested to park parallel to the curb in all
places in the City were parallel parking is permitted_
On motion of Councilman Weihe, seconded by Councilman
Graffigna, the Clerk was authorized to connect rater and light services
-at the Community Toy File to be opened at 120 West Fine Street during the
Holiday Season. All charges to be cancelled.
Mr. C. O. ?Penning, acting City Engineer, addressed the
Council In regard to a proposal received from Stuart S. Smith in regard
to the rental of the C?tr's Elgin Sweeper. On Motion of Councilman Spooner
seconded by Councilman Graffigna, Mr. Henning and the City Clerk were
authorized to enter into a rental contract fbr the use of the sweeper and
also ascertain If the same could be sold at a reasonable price.
Bills in the anount of $5,511.23 as ap?roved by the Finance
Co—ittee were ordered paid on motion of Councilman Spooner, 4eihe second.
Said bills include claims No. 25103 to 25200 inclusive.
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At eight minutes after $ :00 o'clock P. M. the Council was
called into executive session at the order of the Mayor to consult
with the City Attorney, and etIV:02 o'clock P. M., the Council was
called to order in regular session, ed+,ourning or motion of Councilmen
Spooner, seconded by Councilman Greffirne to and until 8 otclock P. V.
of December 10, 1935.
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