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COUNCIL CHAMBERS - -CITY COUNCIL
CITY HALL -- CITY Of LODI
L'onday, -arch i5, 1937
The Cit:7 Council of the City of Lodi met In reiralar seeti_ g at
9:CO o'clock v.'-. of Londny, :larch 15. 1937, Councilmen C1^r'{, Taffian_
—end 'larhe *resent; Councilmen Spooner and Layor St,? -Ie absent. On motion
of Councilman. Clark, seconded b,r CounciL-an 3raffi;ra, Councilman .Wei119
was chosen i•:a,ror Frotem and onened the meeting.
The minutes of the last meeting held :.'arch 1, 1937 were read,
siproved as rep', ar! so indorsed by the L:avor.
Leroy Nichols, Superintendent of City Schools addressed the
City Cnunci'_ seeking assumnee that South Church Street nr.d =okav Street
would be opened as p+iblic streets. Fe was informed by th's '_:a -or that it
was the intention of the City Council to oven both of these streets and
t._at a proposal was being submitted to the Division of Highways for an
apportionment of the allot:^ent of aasolire taxes for this puZILose.
This bein¢ the date of the first meeting of the City Council held
next after three days from the date of the special annexation election held
in 1.?nT' W =r -1F ."i^7?m_(Min, the Clerk presented the returns of election as
dRDositsd with him by the Board of Election. The Ivor ordered the returns
opener? and canvassed by the Cit*r 3oincil. This was done with the followln3
dscla-vl rssult:-
Tntel. :;umber of Votes Cast, Twenty (20)
For Annexation Twenty (20)
.loainst Annexation ;Tone (0)
In accordance with the foregoing, Councilman Clark, seconded by
Conacilnan �mffigna introduced Resolution No. 987 which Wes read by the
Clerk:
PYSOLL'"_ ON tr . 897
mSOLv 101; '7 rr?; ?-=SUET 0?
EL?,0T .O?T, LO.; _E n7S?d031- _T
:4"r_E-Y-03, a special annexation election was held and conducted Within
the territo_ hsrsirafter described upon the question hereinafter stated, on
Thursday, the 11th day, of t,arch. 1937 in accordance with zroceedinas duly and
regularly has before this City Council and after due publication of notices
thereof as evidenced by affidavits of Dublication on Pile and of record with
the City Clark of this City, ell in accordance with the "Annexation Act of
1913" and amendments thereto, now therefore;
TC IT =CL7_1D, by the City Council of the City of Lodi; -
(1) That due and Droper notice was given to the owners of real
property situated within said territory of the fact that annexation of their
property to this ^.ity was contemplated;
(2) That no protests from the owners of prorerty situated within
said territory were received or filed;
(3) That the publications of the notices required by law and by
this City Cnuniil Was had in time, fors and manner as so directed;
W Thst said el-ection was held and conducted and the returns
- the-eof made and canvassed at the ti=mes and in the n..anner provided by law and
-9solutions of *.his Cit,r Council and that as a result of the canvass of the
votss cast the ,eat, such canvass of seid returns of election being had on
34onda_r, the 15th day of Larch, 1937, this City Council finds, determines and
declares that the whole number of votes Gest at said election in said district
was t%renty (20), that the number of votes cast in favor of the proposition end
for annexation was twentv (20), that the num=ber of votes cast a-sinst the
mronosition and against annexation was none (0), and that a creiority of
twenty_ (20) votes was cast in favor of the said proposition and for ar_nex-
ation and that the proposition carried;
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(5) pat t'_e proposition so submitt-ed to the said voters residing
within the s -.id ter__tory
P7.CFOSTTIQN: Shall LCUIS ''= 7J' '7D TIC'd be _
annexed to, incorporated in and made a part of
the City of Lodi, and the property therein be,
after such annexation, subject to taxation
equally with the property .•;ithin such municipal
corno -ation to pay that portion o: the bonded
indebtedness of the City of Lodi issued and out-
standin= at the date of the filing of the
petition for annexstion; to -zit, issued and out-
standing on the 4th d.ey of T;+.nuRry, 1437.
(6) :'hit the boundaries of said territory designated as LCUI A173-
are
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s__ .and was as follows:
,ormencinv for the sar:e on the east line of ;.,rent Avenue in "T'�arr's
Addition to the Torre of Lodi" at the point v+here said east line inter-
sects the westerly continuation of the south line of Forrest iavenue
(formerly Wcodbridae ;venue); thence •forth,* rly on and along the said
e,ast line o^ Grant Avenue to the south line of Louie avenue; thence
3ssterly on and alone the said south line o£ Louie !avenue to the east
11-:e of Cnli'ornia Street (formerly ^,sr'ield Avenue); thence North-
erly on and -lone the said esst line of CaliforniR Street to its
intersection with the south line of Blocks Six (6) and Five (5)
in nSR"iIO'T 07 LCT RTa-..IS
thence Easterly on and
=long said south line e'_' Blocks 6 and 5 to the west line of
Lincoln Avenue; tharce 'lortieesterly to a point on the east line
of Lincoln Avenue :There the same intersects the westerly continuation
of the center lire of Fifth Street; thence Sesterly on and along
the said center line of Fifth Street and its westerly produ^.tion
to the west line of :forth '1 urah Street ( formerly Woodbridge Road) ;
thence southerly on and glom the said crest line of North Church
Street to the intersection of the ssme with the south line of
Louie .venue; thence 'Jesterly on and along the said south line
of Louie :avenue to its intersection with the east line of Hutchins
Street produced northerly; thence Southerly on and along the
said northerly production of the east line of Futchins Street to
the intersection of the same with the south line .of Forrest Avenue;
thence W:sterly on and along the south line of Forrest Avenue and
its westerly continuation to the intersection of the sere with the
east line of Grant Avenue and the point of beginning first herein
mentioned.
All lands included herein are situated in "1?MTZ'S ADDITION TO T17-7
TIMNf 07" LCI" and subdivisions thereof on file and o£ record in the
office of the County Recorder of Ssn Toupin County, California.
A co^,o of this resolution shall be spread in full upon the
minutes of this meeting.
The foregoing P.eso'_ll tion ;fo. 387 was then pessed and adopted by
the following vote:-
'r'S: Councilmen, Clark, Graffigns and 'Vethe
`T^?a: Councilmen, None.
APS777, CoiLr^_iimen, Spooner end Steele.
Ordinance No. 234 entitled ";�f CST_.; �:CE ATRC'II.*f. T APfiv"5'LaTICf
C7 "Tr5TI J= AOTIITIC*T" was then introduced on motion of Councilman
Clark, seconded by Councilmen Grsfft>n3, read by the Cleric and ecnsidered
by the Council ani by the same motion, ordered laid over for the statutory
period of not lass than five days.
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This also being, the first meeting "held next after three days
from the date of the special Pnnexation elact ion h?ld in ^^^'; OKEE eJ)D:T1Cii~,
the Clerk Pres=::tad the returns of election as deposited with him by the
Board of Election. The {svor ordered the returns opened and canvassed
by the Cit -7 Council. This was done with the follor:ing declared result;
Total iIumber of' Totes Cast rorty -three (43)
For Annexation Twenty-nine (29)
Against Annexation Fourteen (14)
In accordsnae with the fores;oing, Councilman Clark, seconded by
Councilman sreffigna introduced Resolution PTo. 888, which was reed by the
Clerk:
=- CTIC-4 .2orY? AD!) -_^:IC:..
°%: FENS, a special annexation election .ties held and conducted with-
in t'. -e te-ritory hereinafter described upon the cuestion hereinafter stated,
on Thursd�v, the 11th as -r of tP rc , 1937 +_n eccordence with proceedings duly
and r-?ularl-r had before this City Council and after due publication of notices
thereof 9s evidenced by affidavits of publication on file and of record .-Ath
the City Cler's o' this City, all in acco r'ance - the "Annexation pct
o' 1913" en_ _._-qr=:'s t'erctc, now therefore;
?? ,_ R✓'SCL'.T7, by the ._ty :ouncil of the Cit -7 of Lodi: -
(1) That due and rote^ notice was =-i7en to the o-�mars of real
property situated within said territory of thefact that annexation of their
property to this ':_ty was conte -prated;
(') That oal .-^o (2) rot. is from the o,mers of property situated
x. hin said territor)r ::ere received or filed a -d this City Jounil did by the
adoption of its aesc'_ution No. 880 on the 15th day of 'ebruar;.•, 1937 determine
that objections had been received from less than the majority of the o:.mers
of septi--te parte is of property locLted within the boundaries of said proposed
annexation district and that the said City Council had tuereb-r acquired juris-
diction to order and call. an election on the c_uestion of said annexation.;
(3) That the rublicetions o_' the notices-eauirtd by law and by
this Oity Council wes had in tire, form and nannPr as so directed;
(4) That said election was held and conducted and the returns
thereof made and canvassed at the times and in the manner provided by law and
resolutions of this City Council and that as a result of the canvass of the
votes cast thereat, such canvass of said returns of election being had on
Vonday, the 15th day of t1arch, 1937, this City Council finds, determines and
declares that the whole number of votes cast at said election in said district
was rorty -gree (43), that the number of votes cast in favor of the proposition
and for annexation was Twenty-nine (29), that the number of votes cast easinst
the proposition and against annexation was Fourteen (14) and that a majority
of Fifteen (15) votes was cast in favor of the said proposition and for
annexation and that the proposition carried;
(5) That the proposition so submitted to the said voters residing
within the said territory was:
PRCPCSITION: Shall 4DD=TION be annexed to, in-
corporatwd in and made a part of the City of Lodi, and the
property therein be, after such annexation, subject to tax-
ation equally with the property within such municipal corp-
oration to pay that portion of the bonded indebtedness of the
City of Lodi issued and outstanding at the date of the filing
of the petition for annexation; to -wit, issued and outstanding
on the l8th day of January, 1937.
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(6) That the boundaries of said territory designs+.ed as CSC_="
=DDITT-CY are and was as follows:
Commencing at a point on the former West line of Cherokee Lane 660 _
feet Northerly and 40 feet Flesterly from the Scutheast corner of the
Northeast one-quarter (') of Section 1, Township 3 North, Range 6
East, sari point being the present Northeast corner of the City
Limits of the City of Lodi; thence Last 40 feet to the East line
of Section 1, Township 3 North, Range 6 East; thence South on and
along said section lire to its intersection with the North line of
Lot Forty-six (46) of Lawrence Homestead addition as said lot is
delineated and so designated on the official sap of said addition
on file and of record in the office of the County Recorder of San
Joaquin County; thence Easterly on and along the Horth line of
said Lot Forty-six (46) to the Northeast corner of said lot; thence
Sout`,erly or. and along the :ant line of Lot Forty-six (46)
to the Southeast corner of said lot; thence South on the Southerly
projection of the fast line of said Lot Forty-six (46) a distance
of 30 feet to a point in the South line of Lockeford Road; thence
Easterly on the south line of Lockeford :toad to the East line of
the West one-half (j) of Section 6, Township 3 North, Range 7 East,
thence Southerly on and along said East line of the w;est one-half
(?) of Section 6 to its intersection with the North line of Pope
Avenue, thence -lest on and along the said :forth line of Pope Avenue
to its intersection with the East line of Lot Thirteen (13) in
"Live Oak Colony No. 1" as said Lot is delineated and so designated
on the official nap of said Live Oak Colon; No. 1 on file and of
record in the office of the County Recorder of San Joaquin County;
thence Southwesterly across Pope Avenue to the t:ortheast corner
of the West Twenty-five and eig::ty-eight one hundreths (25.88)
acres of the Southwest one-quarter (I) of the Southwest one-quarter
(-) of Section 6, To"mehip 3 *forth, Range 7 East, thence Southerly
on and along the Easterly boundary of the said twenty-five and
eighty-eight one hundreths (25.88) acre tract to the South line
of Section 6, Township 3 North, Range 7 Mast, M. D. B. & M;
thence Westerly on'and along said South line of Section 6 and its
Westerly production to a point forty (40) feet ',•:est from the East
line of Section 1, Township 3 North, Range 6 East, thence Northerly
forty (40) feet distant from and parallel with said section line a
distance of three thousand three hundred forty-three (3,343) feet
to the point of beginning first herein mentioned.
A copy of this resolution shall be spread in full upon the
minutes of this meeting.
The foregoing Resolution No. 988 was then gassed and adopted by
the following vote:
AILS: Councilmen, Clark, Graffigna, and '''Weihe
NOSS: Councilmen, None.
ABSENT: Councilmen, Spooner and Steele
Ordinance No. 235, entitled "All CRDItT<.:ICE A'-PROOIm T£^. AZ IMC-
ATICN CF 77RCKEE ADDI'ITIMIT" was then introduced on motion of Councilman
Clark, seconded by Councilman sraffi.gna, read by the Clerk and considered
by the Council and by the same motion, ordered laid over for the statutory
period of not less than five days.
This also bein,7 the date of the first meeting held next after
three days from the date of the Special Annexntion Election held in
"SARMIT ROAD ADDITION", the Clerk presented the returns of election as
deposited with hire by the Board of Election. The L-e7ror ordered the
returns opened and canvassed by the City Council. This was done with
the following declared result:
Total Number of Votes Cast - Fifteen (15)
For Annexation............ - Fifteen (15)
Against Annexation........ - None. (0)
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In accordance with the foregoing, Councilman Clark seconded by
Councilman �,rafflma introduced Resolution Ido. 889, ;which was read by the Clerk:
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RESOLUTION NO. 889
RESCLUTION FINDINz Frm-LT or
ELMTION, SARG, i ROAD ADDITIO17
'AS, a srecial annexation election was held and conducted within
the territory hereinafter described upon the question hereinafter stated, on
Thursday, the 11th day of Larch, 1937 in accordance with proceedings duly
and regularly had before this City Council and after due publication of
notices thereof as evidenced by affidavits of publication on file and of
record with the City Clerk of this City, all in accordance with the
"Annexation Act of 1913" and amendments thereto, now therefore;
BE IT RySCLM , by the City Council of the City of Lodi: -
(1) That due and proper notice was given to the owners of real
property situated wittin said territory cf the fact that annexation of
their property to this City was contemplated;
(2) That no protests from the arners of property situated within
said territory were received or filed;
(3) That the publications of the notices required by law and by
this City Council was had in time, form and manner as so directed;
- (4) That said election was held and conducted and the -returns
thereof made and canvassed at the times and in the manner provided by law
and resolutions of this City Council and that as a result of the canvass
of the votes cast thereat, such canvass of said returns of election
being had on L_onday, the 15th day of uereh, 1937, this City Council finds,
dete=Ines and declares that the whole number of votes cast at said election
in said district was Fifteen (15), that the number of votes cast in favor
of the proposition and for annexation was fifteen (15), that the number of
votes cast against the proposition and against annexation was none (0)
and that a majority of fifteen (15) votes was cast in favor of the said
proposition and for annexation and that the proposition carried;
(5) That the proposition so submitted to the said voters residing
within the said territory was:
PROPOSITION: Shall SA GEW ROAD ADDITION be annexed to,
Incorporated in and made a part of the City of Lodi, and the
property therein be, after such annexation, subject to tax-
ation equally with the property within such municipal corp-
oration to pay that portion of the bonded indebtedness of the
City of Lodi issued and outstanding at the date of the filing
of the petition for annexation; to -wit, issued and outstanding
on the 18th day of January, 1937;
(6) That the boundaries of said territory designated as SARG-9217T ROAD
AMITIOld are and was as follows:
Commencing on the point of intersection of the east line of Hutchins
Street with the north line of Lodi Avenue; thence t7esterly on and
alone the north line of Lodi Avenue (Sargent Road) a distance of nine
hundred eighty-seven (987) feet to a point on the same; thence South-
erly and parallel to the east line of Section 11, Township 3 North,
Range 6 East a distance of four hundred eighty-one and four -tenths
(481.4) feet; thence Easterly and parallel to the north line of said
Section 11 a distance of nine hundred eighty-seven (987) feet to the
east line of Quinby Avenue, said Quinby Avenue being the southerly I
extension of Hutchins Street; thence Northerly on and along the said
east line of Quinby Avenue and its northerly extension to its inter-
section with the north line of Lodi Avenue and the point of begin-
ning first herein mentioned, all the lands herein included being a
part of the Northeast one-quarter (4) of Section 11, Township 3 north,
Ran.7e 6 East, :_. D. B. & I_
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A cony of this resolution shall be spread in full upon the minutes
of this =eeting.
The foregoing Resolution No. 889 was then passed and adopted by
the following vote:
A--.5: Ceurcilmen, Clark, Graffigna and Weihe
PION: Councilnen, None.
ABSE` TT: Councilmen, Spooner and Steele
Ordinance No. 236, entitled "API ORDIPIANCE APPRO71NG THE AMTEXATION
OF SARIIENT ROAD ADDITION" was then introduced on motion of Councilman
Clark, seconded by Councilman Graffigna, read by the Clerk and considered by
the Council and by the same motion, ordered laid over for the statutory
period of not less than five days.
Crdinance No. 233 entitled "APT CRDI_.A:X:: I:i.KIN13 IT LIlL::7FUL TO
2yAr? A "U" T??N 71TIF A 7 ICLE AT CTiI2d S TidT?iSECTIC?'S IN TTS
CIT? 07 LODI", having been regularly introduced at the last meeting of the
City Council held :`.arch 1, 1937 was now brought up for passage on notion of
Councilman Graffigne, seconded by Councilman Clark and passed, approved
and ordered to print by the following vote:
AYES: Councilmen, Graffigna, Clark and Weihe
ITCES: Councilmen, None.
AB=7T: Councilmen, Spooner- and Steele
This being the date set by order of the Council for the reception
of sealed proposals on plumbing fixtures to be used in Hale Park, and the
Clerk presenting an affidavit of due publication of the notice thereof, the
Council proceeded to publicly open and declare the following proposals.
Proposals were received from Allen Equipment Company, Henderson Brothers,
Company, Lodi Hardware Company, Weber's Plumbing Shop and Lodi Plumbing
and Heating Ccr:pany. On motion of Councilmen Graffigna, seconded by
Councilman Clark, the bids were ordered referred to the City Engineer for
tabulation and report to the Council.
This also being the date set for reception of sealed proposals
for the purchase of two trucks, a concrete mixer and an air compressor
and the ",lerk presenting affidavits to show due publication of the notices
thereof, the Council proceeded to publicly open and declare the following
proposals. Bids on Trucks:
Lodi Llotor Company, Mitchell -Koenig and Brown, Loewen
Auto Company, Hansel and Ortran, Krieger L:otor Company,
L. F. Lukens, E. A. Test, Luck -International Truck
Corporation, and F. 1. Wilson.
Bids on Concrete Mixer - 7 S
A. L. Young Machinery Company, Spears-Cve_ls Machinery Company,
Edward R. Bacon Company, Harron, Ricard & LeCone Company,
?enison 1:achinery Company, and Norris K. Davis.
Bids on Air Compressor
Associated Equipment Compan,, Edward R. Bacon Company, Bay
Ecuipment Ccrpany, Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company, Rarron
Rickard & McCone Company, The Rix Company, Inc., Sullivan
L:achinery Company, Western Machinery Company, Worthington
Company, Inc., and Ingersoll-P.and Company.
At the direction of the Mayor, none dissenting, all proposals
were referred to the City Engineer and the Chairman of the Committee on
Streets for tabulation and report to the Ccuncil.
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L1r. john A. Henning, Superintendent of Public Utilities presented
several letters that bad passed between Lir. L. Harold Anderson, Director of
the Public Utilities of the City of Palo Alto and b:r. Lester S. Ready,
Consulting Engineer in regard to efforiff7fo secure a modification of the P-6
Schedule under which the City purchases electric energy. As Mr. Ready's
letters would indicate that his efforts would be directed toward allowing the
cities to sell to large consumers under the P-30 schedule, the Payor stated
that the City would not be interested unless the City could purchase energy
under the same schedtle. Mr. Henning was directed to communicate the
desires of the City Council to P?r; Anderson and Lir. Read7.
At this time (10:30 P.N.) Lisyor Steele entered, took this seat
in the Council and presided until adjournment.
The Clerk read a letter from Lir. T. H. Pelade, District Director
of the "arks Progress AcIministration for District 3 in regard to the
continuance of the Works Progress Administration program in California.
Letter ordered filed.
A letter of thanks for the installation of boulevard stop
signs on Central Avenue and Lodi Avenue was received from the Lincoln -
Garfield Parent Teacher's Association.
fir. H. L. Harris of 3216 lruitvale Avenue, Oakland California,
submitted a proposal for the rental of three dump trucks to the City at
a price of $150.00, a month. No action taken.
Applications for business licenses No. 398 to and including
No. 401 were allowed and ordered granted at the direction of the LTayor.
_ The Clerk submitted a supplimental agreement for the expenditure
of gasoline tax funds on state highways as: -proposed by the district office
of the Division of Highways and on motion of Councilman Clark, seconded by
Councilman Weihe, Resolution No. 890 was introduced, read by the Clerk and
considered by the Council.
RESOLUTION NO. 890
RTSCLL'TION APPROVR 3 SUT IUMMAL AGR =.= FCR
MU v'DITURE CF r-A-WLIlJ? TAY 'FEIMS 'FOR STATE HIMIL47S
I
.51MMAS, the City of Lodi is required to maintain state highway
routes within its boundaries by the expendtture of moneys from gasoline tax
receipts allocated for that purpose, and;
VEMITCA.S, this City Council of the City of Lodi finds that the sum
of Three Hundred Fifty Dollars ($350.00) is a reasonable and adequate amount
to be expended for maintaining that portion of state highway No. 53 within
the limits of this City for the period Tuly 1, 1935 to June 30, 1937, and;
9L�'P"a.S, this City Council has also found and determined by its
Resolution No. 885 adopted February 18, 1937 that it is desirable to expend
moneys from the same source as above in participation with the State in im-
proving S -ate Highway No. 53-B near Lodi Lake Park, and;
!11F'x'PL.A3, both of the abo--e mentioned projects are embodied in
the annexed "First Supplimental Agreement for Expenditure of 4 Cert Gas Tax
on State Highways";
HE ITR CLIED, therefore, that this City Council does hereby
approve said agreement and hereby directs that the beyor of this City and
the City Clerk thereof execute the seine in the name of the City of Lodi.
This Resolution is supplimental to and in amendment to the said
Resolution No. 885 and supersedes the same wherever Resolution No. 885
is inconsistent herewith.
The foregoing Resolution No. 990 was then passed and adopted
by the follcuinr vote:
ITM : Councilmen, Clark, Weihe, Graffigna, and Steele
.TOES: Councilmen, None.
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Cancellation of a tax sale against a parcel of land in the Lodi
Barnhart Tract was directed by the adoption of Resolution No. 891 introduced
on motion of Councilman Clark, seconded by Councilman :leihe.
FSSOLCTICIT NO. 891
RESCLLTTION DMECT1111, CANCMJ.ATION C? TAY ,ATS NC. 84
IMMMEAS, the property hereinafter described was sold to the City
of Lodi for delinquent taxes and/or assessments of the tax year 1933-34 by
Sale No. 64 dated June 30, 1924 in the amount of $293.88, and
?hiERE:S, no redemption has been had and taxes and assessments of
the years subseauent to those due in the year of sale have not been paid, and
F S,
CHARLES EB MNEW and .z.'= B=TE, his -rife, have =ads and
delivered to this City a quit claim deed to all their right, title and interest
to said lot, such deed to be in satisfaction of all liens of this City
against said lot and against the owners thereof except the lien for county
and state taxes;
2PL� CiL, 3E IT RI-SOLTM, by this, the City Council of the City of
Lodi that said deed be, and the same is hereby accepted as full quittance
and discharge of all tax and special improvement liens due the City of Lodi
an,! the City Tax Collector is hereby directed to release said tax sale and
cancel all taxes and installments'of special improvement assessments accruing
sin^e the date of said tax sale or any lien or liens created thereby;
The property herein mentioned and which is hereby released from
all liens on behalf of the City of Lodi was assessed in the year of said sale
to Charles E. Beane and is and was particularly described as follows:
Lot 23 in Block 3 of Lodi Barnhart Tract as said
lot and block is delineated and so designated on
the official map of said tract on file and of
record in the office of the County Recorder of
San Joaquin County, California.
The foregoing Resolution No. 891 was then passed and adopted
by the following vote:
AVM: Councilmen, Clark, Weihe, Graffigna and Steele
NCS: Councilmen, None.
ABSENT: Coun::ilmen, Spooner
Approval of the project for the installation of curbs and gutters
in Bewley Suburban Acres was authorized by the adoption of Resolution tic. 892
Introduced on motion of Councilman Clark, seconded by Councilman Weihe.
IM -ION N0. 892
1F—MMAS, public convenience and necessity require that the following
work be performed in and for this City; to -wit: -
Installation of curbs and gutters and the grading
and oiling of the roadway in :lull or in part on
the following streets in Bewley Suburban Acres;
Sierra Vista Place, Park Street, Sycamore Drive,
Lorenz Avenue, aettleman Lane, South Church Street
and South School Street.
747..aS, the cost of this work is in excess of the funds avail-
able and no amount has been provided in the annual budget adequate to
accomplish this purpose without sunplimentary assistance;
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AE IT =,'L -IED, that application be made to the Federal Emergency
Relief administration of Public .Yorks for the assistance necessary to do
the work contenrlated;
A3 I7 ALSO RESCL"EZ, that G. SMayor of this City and
J. 7. 9LAEL•�?, City Clerk thereof, be, and they are hereby authorized and
directed to approve and sign said application in the name of this City as
sponsor of this project, said Mavor and said City Clerk to act as "Sponsor's
Agent" and "Fiscal Officer" respectively.
The foregoing Resolution No. 892 was then passed and adopted by
the following vote:
kvm : Councilmen, Clark, Weihe, Graffigna and Steele
NOES: Councilmen, None.
A7?SE`NT: Councilmen, Spooner.
Installation of concrete curbs and gutters on a portion of Louie
Avenue was authorized by the adoption of Resolution No. 893 introduced
on motion of Councilman Pleihe, seconded by Councilman Graffigna.
RESOLUTION t10. 893
V==S, public convenience and necessity require that the fol-
lowing work be performed in and for this City; to -wit: -
Installation of curbs and gutters and the grading
and oiling of the roadway on the East one-half
of the 200 block on the South Side of Louie avenue
CJ.MTEAS, the cost of this work is in excess of the funds avail-
able and no anount has been provided in the annual budget adequate to
accomplish this purpose without suppliaentary assistance;
13V IT R8SCL M , that application be made to the Federal Emergency
Relief Admtntstration of Public Works for the assistance necessary to do
the work contemplated;
BE IT ALSO RESOLD, that 1. 11. STEELE, Mayor of this City and
J. F. BLAY-ELY, City Clerk thereof, be, and they are hereby authorized and
directed to approve and sign said application in the name of this City as
sponsor of this project, said i%yor and said City Clerk to act as
"Sponsor's Agent" and "Fiscal Officer" respectively.
The foregoing Resolution No. 893 was then passed and adopted by
the following vote:
A'ES: Councilmen. Weihe, Graffigna, Clark end Steele
NOES: CounciLTen, None.
ABSENT: Councilman, Spooner.
On motion of Councilman Weihe, seconded by Councilman Graffigna
the Superintendent of Public Utilities was authorized to install a power
line from the City's plant to Lake Park. Lotion carried.
Lir. Ted Suess applied by letter for permission to install a
550 gallon gasoline tank in the rear of his store at 508 .East Locust Street.
Permission was granted.
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12 building permits #1656 to and including #1667 for structures
to cost 516,970. were allowed and ordered granted.
On motion of Councilman Weihe, seconded by Council -an Graffigna,
the Superintendent of Public Utilities was authorized to install street
lights wherever and whenever in his judgement they were required for
public safety and the installation could be made on existing circuits.
Claims No. 28586 to and including No. 28667 in the total amount
of 510,218.28 as approved by the ?inane Committee were allowed and ordered
paid on motion of Council= Clark, seconded by Councilman Weihe.
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The Clerk was directed to notify the Friedberger Estate that
the electric wiring at 43 North Sacramento Street had been found to be in a
very sericus state of disrepair by the City's Fire Department Inspector.
At the su2pestion of Mr. J. A. Henning, the City Engineer
was instructed to prepare plans and specifications for the installation
of water and sewer linesin the newly annexed subdivisions. Lir. Henning
was also authorized to rurchase certain second-hand cast iron pipe on
motion of Councilran :7eihe, seconded by Councilman Graffigna.
The Clerk was directed to advertize for 3,000 feet of
9 inch new cast iron pipe and certain fittings, also nine fire hydrants
and for the wire necessary to extend the electric lines to Lake Park.
At 12:20 o'clock A.P.T. of Tuesday, March 16, 1937, the Council
adjourned to and until 7:30 o'clock P.l?. of the sarce day. This was done
on motion of Councilman +"!eche, none dissenting.
The foregoing minutes of a
regular meeting of the City
Council of the City of Lodi
were read at a subsequent
meeting of said Council held
April 5, 1937 and approved
without correction.
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