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110 CITY JUDGE REPORTEDi+' Fines and forfeited bail collected in February Fines and forfeited bail collected in March :5 1,632.50 RECESS was ordered for examination of Claims and Officers' Reports. THE MEETING was called to order and on motion of Councilman Trimingham, seconded by Councilman Hansen and approved by all Councilmen, it was ordered that Claims #295 to. 348 inclusive, in the total amount of $7,525.10 be paid as presented. All Officers' reports were approved and ordered filed. Mr. Lon Irwin requested a survey for the extension of Third Street, north from Neal Street. Mayor Oxsen stated he believed that that portion of Third Street neighboring the Walker property had been abandoned at the time Dr. Walker built. The City Attorney was requested to check the existing status of that portion of Third Street.. Mr. Perry of the P. G. E. presented revised applications for gas and electric franchises, in which the, words "non exclusiveee had been inserted in both. 2215 RESULUTION Resolution of Intention to Grant EIecBriacFicanchisehtoi= thseiE'.aciac Gas and Electric Company, was adopted on motion of Councilman Trimingham, seconded by Councilman Abrott, and approved by all Councilmen. 2 5 6 RESOLUTION -2.2.1y Resolution of Intention to Grant Gas Franchise to the Pacific Gas and Electric Company, was adopted on motion of Councilman Hansen, seconded by Councilman Trimingham, and approved by all Councilmen. Otho Keefe asked that in future Town Councilmen -refer the Press to either the City Attorney or the Insurance Company's Attorney, in cases of damages against the Town. He also requested that City Officials not discuss such suits in public. Earl Pinard requested that the Town license pawnbrokers and set up an ordinance for control of pawnshops. The City Attorney was asked to investigate and report at the next meeting. The subdividers of Tract #1197 (Garibaldi Tract) presented their maps. Engineer Goodridge was asked to check drainage to avoid water draining from the tract onto private property north of Vineyard Avenue. On motion of Councilman Abrott, secon- ded by Councilman Hewitson, and approved by all Councilmen, tentative approval was given to Tract #1197, subject to the following 1. Sidewalk and curb to set back on Vineyard Ave. for forty feet curb to curb. 2. Pavement to be laid from existing edge of pavement to gutter. 3. Profile of Vineyard Avenue to be provided for drainage study. 4. Water layout with to cast iron pipe and three hydrants. 5. Water line to extend to the south'boundary of the tract. 6. A five foot easement in lots #14 and 15•is to be provided, for drainage and water line. Engineer Goodridge presented estimates for the repair of Harris Acres streets $3767.00 to make minimum repairs and $5700.00 for 2" plant mix. On motion of Councilman Abrott, seconded by Councilman Hewitson, and approved by all Councilmen, Engineer Goodridge was authorized to prepare specifications for the work, using plant mix. Manuel Medeiros asked if the town intended to pave Harrison Street where curb and gutter had been recently installed. The Town street department was requested to handle this matter. Manuel Avilla asked why all property owners in Harris Acres had not been required to remove fences which border the street. The Clerk was requested to write letters to all offenders. COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVED: 2/26/52 Ed Hutka Electric 2/29/52 Pleasanton Electric 3/4/52 Wm. E. Clark, Elec. Contr. 3/10/52 Mrs. Will Martin 3/1/52 Women's Improvement Club Office of Civil Defense Ditlidtt t anx ti tgipumpd uon.Santa Rita Rd. $a: dnontcannebbibg pumpsubno9antd Rita Rd. ldhmecaaebtiingtiamnpsrianaSahts Rita Rd. was the lowest bid. Replacement of trees, femavidrrifnom iffftOntoof eh6 r.'protiertyn Complaint re Cheese Factory debris Communications Equipment. Request for $131.14 Town allocation.