HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolutions - No. 07-03-1922dTrustee "settler mentioned an accumulation of sane maintained
by D. ill. Aronhal t on School Street near De2orc•_- Avenue; the i:ars::al
was aZSO instructed to have this removed.
zoster &: Heiser applied for applioation to remove savarallar?e
sign: boards from Lodi Avenue and Sacramento Street to the South one-
half of Lots 13, 14, and 15 in Block 26 City of Lodi. Permission
was -_denied as new location is in the fire ^�its.
Ordinance ;o. 134 entitled "An Ordinance Providing that the
City of Lodi, its agents or employees, stall have the exclusive
rizht" to aa.ther era collect garbage in said City, and providing
_ fees for collection thereof", .has zLvan second reading and passed
on motion of Trustee Bale.
A ZS: Trustees Bale, '„ettler, Hickok, Shattuck
NOES: !,,'one
33�IZ Trustee Rich.
Ordinance No. 133 entitled ":in Ordinance relatinP to the Parking
of Automobiles x -d Trucks in the City of Lodi” was read for the sec-
ond time, but its adoption .ras postponed pending the addition of
several clauses.
,'. G. Hurrle, '_1^ncagar of the 3^ths, arpliled for and :.as allowed
t:>ro additional 'helpers for one month.
The City Engineer was instracted to survey the *Nest City Limit
between Loc'rford Street and Daisy venue so as to determine the loca-
tion of Fred Lind's house he 1<?`IinP_ applied for :rater service.
Reports for the month of Jtt,.e _rm the City Poundmaster, City
iIarsh-1 and Tire Chief, t:_e latter containing an i_�•. e_ntor;y of equip-
ment, were read and ordered filed.
The Clark then read the written resignation of Trustee
Rich, tha same being as
Lodi, June 26, 1922.
To the Trustees of the City of Lodi:
"n account of my continued ill health, I 'hereby tender my re-
si.ration as a member of the 3oard.
Resrectfally,
C.A. Rich.
On motion of Trustee Hickok,seernded by Trustee ilettler, it
.,as ordered accepted.
In the matter of taw application of eonsultin? Engineer Clyde
Smith for expenses for a trip to Houston, Texas, it was decided
that the benefits to be derived did not warrant the exrenditure alba
t'r_s clerk .vas instructed to so inf orm Ur. Smith.
At the unanimous order of she 3oard, the application of
Moyakis to conduct a card room at 3 E. Locust was denied.
Decision No. 10613 of the State Railroad Commission in the mst-
ter of the franchise of -2. J. Schleif for a spur track :las received
and ordered filed.
The date of June 26th, beirR the date set by Resolution tio.285
adopted June 5th for receiving bids for the bonds issued to repre-
sent the unpaid assesmients on Lockford street, (Res olntion of Inten-
tion No.41), was that of a meeting adjourned on account of no quorum,
and the Clea'_: re Fortin; that no ?s^orosals for the bonds has been
received up to that date, the 3oard proceeded at this ti -,e to award
the bonds to the contractor by the passage of Resolution No. 294.
M'S: Hale Hickok, riettler, Shattuck.
110 -73 -iron.
No protests having been filed against the i:niprovemeent of :den
Street as undertaken under Resolution of Intention 111o.52, and it ap-
pearing that notice of the passage of ,;'he said resolution had been
Ealy published and posted, Resolution Orderinz the :'Mork No. 296 '.'has •
than passed.
-YES: Hicko':, :ettler, Hale, Shattuck.
17073: i;one.
No protests against the improvement of Stockton: ve. under
Reerlution of intention No. 53 havin? been filed, and it appearing
that notice of the passage of the sale had been duly published and
posted, the 3oard passed Resolution Ordering ti:e'Nor'_r i±o. 295. -
Y S: .::ettler, Hickok, Lala, Shattuck.
NOES: None.
Bills amounting to .410,181.17 were allowed and ordered paid on
notion of T=nstees Hale and ':'ettler.
On mttion of Trustee ,,_ettler, the 3oara adjourned to 8 P.M.
J.ay 10th.