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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - December 6, 1920Lodi, Cal., December 6, 1920. In regular session of the Board of Trustees of the City of Lodi, which convened in the City Hall at g o'clock P.M. the date above written, there were present Trustees Montgomery, Hale, Hickok Rich and Crose. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. In the :*.latter of San Joaquin Valley Packing CoItpar.y, which company had notified the Board that it was unable to met its obli?a- tions ir. ''u11 and had submitted two propositions for settlerLent,upon motion J: Trustee Hickok, seconded by Trustee Crose, the City Attorney was instructed to secure the best settlement possible from saic San Joaquin `:alley Packing Company. Wilkinson & Son were granted a card room license at their place of business at No. 11 South Sacramento Street. Gus Kucnis was refused a license to conduct a card room at No. 119 North Sacramento St., upstairs. A certificate was received from San L. Rogers, Director of the U. S. Census, certifying that the population of the City of Lodi, taken as c :aruary 1st, 1920 is 4850. Fire Chief' Stark's report of fires for the month of Novem- ber was read and ordered filed. RESOLUTION R0. 112. WE REAS, an error was made in. the Tax Roll for the City of Lodi for 1920, by the City Assessor, in failing to enter soldier's exemption of #400 on property assessed to Nannie Z. Carr; also an error in assessing tie North 45 feet of Lots 8 and 9, in block 45, to Phil- ip Frey and also the sane property to Alta Wagers, the amount of said asseser.en t being 41150; it is therefore RESOLVED, that the City Clerk be, and he is hereby, author- ized to correct said tax roll by making the necessary changes in the totals , as passed upon by the Board of Equalization of the City of Lodi. The fore..oirg resolution was adopted by the following vote: Ayes: Trustees Hale, Rich, Hickok, Crose and Montgomery. Foes: sone. Absent: None. RESOLUTION NO. 113. Resolution Approving Diagram Showing District Affected and Benefitted by the Improvement of Elm Street and to be Assessed for the cost and Expenses of said Improvement. RESOLVED, that the Diagram preTared and submitted by L.F. •Barzellotti, City Engineer, showing the district affected and ben- efitted by the improvement of, anal to be assessed for t he cost and expen ses of the improvement of Elm Street, ( as descrcbbed in Reso- lution_ of Irten tion No. 28 of the Board of Trustees of the City of Lodi, passed May 24th, 1920,) be and the same is hereby approved, and t the City Clerk is hereby airected to endorse said approval on said Diagran arc, :.eliver the same to the Superintendent of Streets. The foregoing resolution was adopted by the following vote: Ayes: Trustees Rich, Hickok, Hale, Grose and Montgomery. Noes: None. Absent: None. The report of City Marshal for the month_ of November was read and ordered filed. :: 71 -. Report o. the City Pll:mbirg Insp eCtOr for the month of Nov- effber was read and ordered filed. Gerzean Lutheran Church was granted permission to Bove a :)Uild- in (old Catholic C_urc ) from lot 2, clock 6, west Waln1t Street, to _ _ r:'r GfHi l'oorn and Central Avenue. City Transfer Company was ;ranted I.arr_issior_ to :1:ove a ouila- iii,x t ,rou& the City to a location on Sargent Road. Thirty-five buiidi :-,S perrit applications .%era read, granted and ordered filed. Rosco Harmon requested the Board to accept deeds for the oven - In,; of a thirty-five foot street from Garfield Strut to Central Ave- nue, soltr of Tol-ay Str?et, to be a co .1lll2..,:on of ;iarold street West to Central Avenue. Trustee Rich moved, seconded by Trustee Hickok, that above mentioned stre?t be accepted whey. proper deeds are fil=,d and ._. City Pn�-ir_eer be instructed to plat thp same, which motion was adopted, R. Ser .er asked the Board to tate steps toward the opening of a streat 'rom LOc eford Street to connect smith 11.^.^OI1-4,ver_ua at Daisy averse in the Burr a ditior.. T121-3 City .engineer was requested to surrey the same and riport to the Board. 01-iDIN2,_,CE Na. 116. IfAn Ordinance Providing for the guzzling of Dogs, and for the Eradication: of Rabies in the City of Lodi, and Prescribing a Penalty Ior t. --e violation: of its Provi5iors," was read, introduced for passage, and laid On the table for not less than. five days. G. A. ,eagle, 'Or-BUSi.te85 ;dens' Association, asked the Board to appropriate §300 for promotion work. The ratter was lata over for ons WPPK. Edward T. Ross, Chief Sanitary Inspector of the State Board Cf u?alt'^, Er:ofa on the rabies epidemic In San Joaquin County and reco:sr::?r_ded the strict enforcement of the aoo muzzling ordinance. wealth Officer :=op --ins reported that health conditions in the City a;=_re ruck iryprcved, stating that 121 houses had been quar- antined during the epid1rIC of s:rallpow, scarlet fever and diphtheria, t ere having occurred four deaths from the latter disease and none fro= s=ail -ox or scarlet fever t,uxin-z the month of November.' that euarartire had been raised and no furt,:er trouble anticipated. miscellaneous bills amounting to 48959.31, h -,vino been aud- ited oy the finance corr:ittee, were allowed and ordered paid. Upon motion regularly made, seconded and carried, the Board adjour Red to Leet again at g o'clock p.m., Monday November 13th, 1920. Attest: J(f W City Clerk.