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HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolutions - No. 05-15-1922eCity Hall, City of Lodi ronday, Llay 15-1922. The regular meeting of the Hoard of Trustees of the City of odi convened at at the place and on the date first above written at 8 o'clock P.M. and on call of the roll. Trustees Shattuck, Hickok and Ea tiler present; Trustees Hale and Rich absent. The minutes of the regular meeting of May lst and the adj- ourned regular meeting of JUay 8th were read and approved. Under the head of Public Hearings and Protests, fir. H. E. Jeisharr and others asked that Flora Street be paved at a width of 34 feet instead of at 36 feet as in the plane; representatives from the property owners on Eden Street made the same request. The City Engineer reported that the width of 36 feet would save the trees and give sufficient park space. .fter discussion, all parties were informed that pavement would be at the desired width if no owners desireing the wider street a-ppeared 'before the adopting of the plans. The plans, having been prepared by the City Engineer, were scheduled to be adopted at the next meeting of the Board. The plans and specifications mor the improvement of Stockton Avenue, having been prepared by the Engineer, were approved and adopted by the passage 'of Resolution No. 269 by the following vote: - AY S: Trustees, lln ttler, Hickok, Shattuck. ' NOES: ' Trustees, None. ILBSZ11T: Trustees, Hale, Rich. The diagram delineating the district to be assessed for the improvement of Stockton avenue .ras adopted by the following vote:- AYS: Trustees. i:ettler, Hickok. Bhattuek. 110 S: Trustees. Bone. ABS=ENT: Trustees, Hale and Rich. The matter of the opening of the Last and West alley through Block 14 of the Lodi Barnhart Tract was -presented to the Board; the Clerk volunteered the information that it was a natter of record that this alley :..atter had been brought up previously and that the Board had ruled that, if a proper deed to this alley was presentea to the City, the same would be opened.Ilo action taken. Mr H.E.4eisha-r'+as e'd that the telephone. wires by removed from their'pr-sent position on the Lrest side of Central Avenue from .Lodi AvenuA to the Citv Limit as they interfered with the trees. The Clark was instructed to take the matter up with the Telephone Company. A numerously signed protest against any improvement of Gar- field Street having been filed with the Clerk, he was dirAotAd to file the same until the natter aain came before the Board. The City Engineer su?gAsted that trees be planted Along Hilborn Straet to replace the trees removed in laying curb and gutter, planting to be at City's Axpense so as to illustrate to the people the manner and kind of planting that is nACAssary to beautify a street. The matter was referred to the City Planning C oazmi s si on. Communications: The Lodi Volunteer Fire Lanartment advised the Board of their election of officers for the ensuing year: Confirmation of the officers elected was postponed until more representatives of the Board could be present. Unfinished Business: On motion of Trustee MQttler, seconded by Trustee Hickok, the Clerk was authorized to procure photograph- ic Copies of the original maps and plats concerning the City at the best price obtainable. Resolution No. 271, finding the amounts of the unpaid assess- ments on Stockton Street and the total amount thereof was passAd by the following vote: - AYES. Trustees, Hickok. Llettler, ShAttuck. ITOES: Trustees, None. ABbMNT: T ustees, Hale. Rich. Resolution No. 272, authorizing and describing the bonds to be issued to pay the delinquent a:.sessments on Stockton Street vias passed by the following vote: - AYES: Trustees, ;,Iettler, Hickok. Shattuck. NOES: Trustees. None. AB= -,TT: Trustees. Hale, Rich. This being the date set for the hdiing of protests against the improvement of Rose. Oak and Cordier Streets under Resolutions of intention No's 56. 54 and 57 respectively and no protests having been filed. proceedings in these Natters were advanced by the pass- age of : Resolution Ordering the Mork. Rose Street. No. 273 by the following vote:- (minutes of :*,a—Y 15th cont) AY,�S: Trustees,Hic-ok, iiattler, S:: Muck 110E5: Trustees, hone. ABSENT: Trustees, _ale. 3ich. Resolution Ordering the '.York, Oak Street, No. 274 by the fol- lowing vote: AYES: Trustees, Hickok. s:IAttler. Shattuck. Ito: S: Trustees, None. ABSENT, Trustees, Hale, Mich. Resolution Ordering the Work, Cordier Street, No. 275 by the following vote: AYES: Trustees, Hickok. Mettler , Shattuck. NOES: Trustees, lions. ABSENT: Trustees, Hale. Rich. This also being the date set for the hearing of protests against the. improveraent of ;lest Locust Street under Resolution of Intention lio. 55 and the Clerk informing the Board that protest in petition form had been filed, it was decided to postpone fur- ther action until more members could be present and the area of the lands owned by protesting ownArs be computed. On motion of Trustee Hickok, this matter was postponed until Honday. May 22nd. Ordinance No. 131. "An Ordinance ,'mending Section 4 of Ord- inance lio.96f1 was introduced and given first reading The ma-tnr o= setting aside moneys for band concerts was dafe:red indefinitely. On motion of Trustee Liettler, sQoonded by T.ustB@ Hickok, the Clerk was authorized to orocure n=w linoleum for the floor of his o_ficas. live building -permits aggregating $28,800 .were granted; the application of p.L.Karchand to erect a corrugated iron struct- urA on the IT 40 feet of Lot 5 in Block 21 was denied. President J. 111. Shattuck appointed the following members of the Board to be a purchasing coruaittee: r.O.Hale and John Met- tler Jr. Bids to the amount of $3.189.14 were ordered paid on motion of Trustee Hickok, secondAd by Trustee Mettler. Attorney C. N. Gar -non addressed the Board in the matter of the application of the Sanitary City Stavanger Company to oper- ate in the City under an exclusive franchise advising the Board that decisions in this state had considered the matter one of san- itation and not a business proposition and as such the Board had right to grant an exclusive right to collect garbage. James 11arlow and C.O.B3rnhart asked that an exclusive priveledgA for garbage collection be not granted but that the matter be left on a free-for-all basis. After much discussion of the matter, action was postponed until legal advice could be secured. On motion of Trustee Hickok, the Board adjourned until 8 o'clock P.EI. of Eay 22nd.,1922. Attest: Clark.