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THE COUNCIL of the Town, of Pleasanton met in regular adjourned session at 7:30 P.M. on the above date with Mayor Oxsen in the chair. Roll call showed: present Councilman Hewitson, Hansen, Trimingham and Abrott. The City Attorney advised.the Council that the proposed P.G.& E. Co. fran- chises were not exclusive., At his suggestion, Mr. Perry of the P.G. &,E. agreed to have the words tenon- exclusiveU written into the agreements. Informal proposals for furnishing a new police car were received and on motion of Councilman Hewitson, seconded by Councilman Hansen, and approved by all Councilmen it was authorized that the lowest bid, that of Don Gilmore C6., to furnish a new Chevrolet police car for the sum of $808.10 plus the old car, be accepted. Bids for proposed improvements to Kottinger Ave. and Angela St. were received and opened, as follows: CQ J McCammon- Wunderlich Co. $14,257.75 Close Building Supply, Inc. 14,727.70 Silva Brothers 15,3v6.35 Clements Company 15,506.50 G. Ferrabee Company 17,413.50 0. C. Jones Sons 19,920.40 John B. Paroline 20,229.75 Lee Construction Co. 16,394.60 Browne Krull 17,601.00 Oliver de Silva 17,805.60. J. Henry Harris 21,408.45 Independent Construction Co. 17,995.00 RESOLUTION 2213, accepting the proposal of McCammon- Wunderlich Co. and auth- orizing return of all other certified checks and /or bonds was adopted, on motion of Councilman Abrott, seconded by Councilman'Trimingham and approved 'by all Councilmen. George West and Mr. Sober protested the proposed removal of trees in front'of their property on Kottinger Ave., stating that th had been promised that the trees would not be removed from property'they had given to the City for the street improvement. Engineer Goodridge was requested to check with the Division of Highways and the'contractor as to the possibility of changing the work so as to save the trees. Engineer Goodridge.suggested certain changes in the pproposed alterations at the town booster pump. He also that he had the grades for Bernal, Abbie and Third St. curbs. Gouricilman Abrott estimated the cost of moving the fence on Kottinger Ave. at $200.00 and the cost of removing the old tank roof at $100.00. Councilman Abrott presented estimates for repairing Harris Acres streets at $5,000.00 for a 10 year life job and $11,700.00 for a 10 to 15 year life job. Third St. improvements were estimated at $10,600.00. Engineer Goodridge was authorized to prepare specifications for the work. There being no further business to come before the Council the meeting was adjourned at 10 :a0 P.M. t6 meet again in regular session at 8:00 P.M. on Monday, April 7, 1952. PLEASANTON March 10, 1952 4 /14AOLAJ CSC 4 ,9,x.2 ting, City Clerk 1