HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolutions - No. 01-16-1922bMinutes
City Hall, City of Lodi
Londay, January 16th.,1922.
The Regular IL'aeting of the Board. of Trustees -,rias zalled to
order by the ?resident at 8 o'clock -2.1S1. on the date above writ -
tan and on op'l of the roll, there 'ere present Trustees, J.S.Lront-
go,mery, J.D.Crose, :'.O_Hiale, L. D. Hickok ; Trustee Rich -rias
absent.
'.he minutes of the ad.journed regular meeting of January 9th
were a7Droved. correction.
The City Engineer raving preoared the assessment diagram
in the matter of "he impro,,ement, of Chtxch Street, 1'rustee Crose
moved the adoption of the same and the diagram was adopted as the
assessment diagram for the assessment of Church Street by the
passage of Resolution Uo. 212 by the following -,ote:-
AYES: Trustees, Crose, Hickok, Hale, "ontgomery.
Trustees, None. Absent: Trustee Rich. (gram
The City,--n3ineer having pre -oared the asaesqmant.:district-d±a"
Lor the impro-,7ernent of Central Avenue, the seise was: adopted by
the passage of Resolution No. 213 by the follo-ing
A Y. -:::S : Trustees, Hale, Crose, Hickok, 1-7ontzomery.
110-7s: Trustees, None. Absent, Trustee Rich.
Plans and srec-ifioations for the conteml-lated improvement
on Central _'venue were then adcDtad by the passage of Resolution
No. 214 by the following vote:-
AYF_S. Trustees, Crose, Hickok, Hale, Montgomery.
NOES: -Trustees, None. Absent, Trustee _Loh..
Trustee Hickok then mored the adoption of Resolution of
Intentlon. No. 42, providing for the improvement of Central Avenue
and the same was passed and adopted by the following vote:-
AYE,S: Trustees, Hickok, Crose, Hale, Llontgomery.
=TOTS. -rustees, None. Absent, Trustee, Rich.
A communication from !I. Dayton re.---arding seviage in the Canal
as read and it apearing that remedy ,-;as underway, no action ,.as
taken.
A petition in rrOte3t against conditions at the plant of the
Saoraz7�anto Gas Company -.-.as referred to the Board of Heatlk
The contractors, Clark & Henery Construction Company, app-
lied by letter with consent of bondsman for extension of time in
which to complete the work ordered on Stockton, Church, and Pleas-
ant and they were granted an extension of ninety days by the
passage of Resolution No. 215 by the fol-loixIng -ote:-
A'.ri'S; Trustees, Crose, Hickok, Hale , '.ont-omery.
"CaES: "r-astees, 77one. Absent, Trustee Rich.
A petition as' -ring the improvement of Daisy Avenue -:.as
presented and the engineer ordered to prepare -plans and specif-
ications therefore as it a-npeared on certificate of the Clerk that
more than 500 of the property owners had signed.
't';.J.Robir-son Jr. a-ldressed the board in rezard to street
signs and was informed- that the same would be erected immediately.
Nineteen building permits grossing $36,115.00 were granted
and the Standard Oil Company allowed to in -stall sidewalk tanks at
their new stations..
I'lembers of the Board engaged in a general discussion of the
proper place to keen the fire arparatus out no action seas taken.
The Clerk .;as instructed to ask the Central California Tract-
ion Company to make the standing time of cars at Sacramento and
Elm Streets the minimum as traffic aas congested at this point.
On motion of Trustee Hickok, seconded by Trustee Hale, the
City Superintendent .*,ras instructed to pre -pare plans and specificat-
ions for a storage shed, and the clerk was instructed to call for
bids for its erection.
Superintendent Hen-ning ,,,as given full., power in the matter of
the reduction of trees on Church Street to 25 feet in order to
a;comodate overhead wires.
On motion of 1'rustee Hale, bills were as audited.
Adjourn:nent 'ias then taken at the order of the President,. to
Monday, January 30th. 1922.
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