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City Hall, Cit7 of Lodi,
I.=onday February 6-1922.
The regular meeting of the Board of "erustees of the City of
Lodi was called to order by the President at 8 o'clock P.M. and
on call of the roll there ware present Trustees, Crose, :ale,
Hickok and Iiontgomery; Trustee Rich absent.
In the matter of the proposed construction of a tool shed
and storage room on the City lot facing East Locust Street: in
answer to published advertisement calling for proposals to furn-
ish labor and material and to construct the same, the following
bids were received: -
Prank J. Beaty... Complete Concrete Constructicn1.885.00
Francis Erickson—Complete (ex I beam) 1,410.40
Richard Williams.. " 6" Tile ,cell 1,485.00
a. " 6" " " 1,600.00
" 8" Brick " 1,675.00
J:_1es r Alf.Perrin " (ex I Beam) 1,370.75
It appearing from the abovethat the bid of Jules and Alf-
red Perrin was thebestbid offered, the contract was awarded to
them, the City agreeing to furnish the I beam necessary
A petition asking that ,+est Oak Street from the Best line
of Hutchins Street to the Western City Limits be improved was
presented and it appearing from certificate of the City Clerk
that petitioners represented more than 50o of the owners, the
City.Engineer was ordered to prepare the necessary plans and
specifications.
The Board of Health reported that the plant of the Sacra-
mento Gas Company on South Sacramento Street, against which a
protest had been filed, was in sanitary c:ndition as far as
their inspection of the same -:could show and that they had no
jurisdiction in the matter.
City Engineer Barzellotti presented the assessment dia-
grams for the assessment of Lockeford Street and Pleasant Ave-
nue -districts: the diagram for Pleasant Avenue was approved
and adopted by the passage of Resolution No. 221 by the votes
of Trustees, Crose, = ickck, Hale and Montgomery, Trustee Rich
being absent: the Locr:eford Street Diagram was'a-.proved and ad-
opted by the passage of Resolution i;o.222 by the following vote:
EYES: Trustees, _:ici:ol:, Crose, Hale, Lontgomery.
130ES: Trustees, lion. A3SF T: Trustee, Rich.
Reports for the preceeding month from the City Marshal,
Plumbing Inspector and Poundmaster were presented and ordered
filed: the Fire Chief reported in the mater of.the board
fences in the alley running i;orth & South thru Block -27, rec-
ommending that the same be cut to four or five feet and all
wire topping removed.
Faust, _sire 'Marshalaedre_:sed the Board in the
matter of anew o::ildin, ordinance, :he collection of garbage
as now done under private management, the installation of
concrete side .calks inside the business district, the sharp
rises between the unpaved parts of Pleasant rvenue and its
intersecting :axed streets and in the mater of payments to
the Public Health Nurse. His complaints were given full dis-
cussion and remedies suggested by the Board as each vas presented.
City Superintendent J. A. Henning suegested and :.as given
authority to have the storm sewer trenches dug in ehe Barnhart
Tract by day labor at the rate of 12r per foot in order to re-
lieve,ir a measure, the present state of un -employment anong
resident laborers.
7. Lancaster was granted permission to move an old
building from lots 5 & 6 in :Bloc: 16 to a location in the
Lancaster Aedition near 1.. Pleasant avenue; fifteen bmilding
permits, tota=ling X56,925.00 were granted.
Bills to the amount of c15,299.56 having been approved by
a majority of the finance co:::mittee were ordered Paid.
The hoard then adjourned. /'
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