HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - November 4, 1918CITY 3.122,- LOD2, CAL., NOVEMBER 4, 1915.
The Board of Trustees of the City of Lodi convened in regular
session at 8 o'clock D. m., there being present Trustees Rale, Meeney,
Crose and Montgomery.
President of the Board Black being absent Trustee Hale was
chosen to preside.
Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved.
The application of Charles Hamilton for appointment as deputy
Marshal was received and ordered filed.
The City Marshal's report for the month of October was read
and referred to the Finance Committ ee.
30th was rear
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In the matter cf the application. of M. E. Church for permit
to build temporary addition to church the Clerk was instructed to secure
new application and forward same to Non—War Construction Committee of
the State Council of Defense.
The application of Philip Seibel forermit to builda dwel—
ling on lot 3, block 9, Barnhart Tract, to cost #500, was ordered referred
to the State Council of Defense.
P. 0. Rinde was granted permit to build addition to a dwel—
ling at 406 West Oak Street, with the proviso that a filled or brick
chimney be installed.
Henry Streibel was granted permission to repair a private
garage at 521 East Elm street.
The application of E.K. Tompson for permit to build a pri—
vate garage at 513 East Locust street was ordered referred to Non—War
Construction Committee of the State Council of Defense.
Rosa C. Green was granted permission to remove a building
from lot 1, block 3, to a location outside the City Limits.
W. H. Cutts was granted permission to repair a building dam—
aged by fire at 210 North Stockton Street.
Miscellaneous bills::amounting to $4308.7, having been passed
by the Finace Committee, were allowed and ordered paid.
The Board adjourned.
Attest:
City Clerk..