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PLEASANTON,- CALIFORNIA April 22, 1952 1 THE COUNCIL of the Town of Pleasanton met in regular adjourned session on the above date at 8 :00 P.M., with Mayor Trimingham presiding. Roll call showed: present Councilmen Hewitson, Abrott, Cairo, Trimingham and Hansen; absent: none. Engineer Goodridge presented plans of the new pumping system, which were explained to the Council. Will be returned for final approval at a later meeting. Engineer Goodridge presented specifications for the re- surfacing of Harris Acres streets with 2 inch plant mix. The estimated cost of the project to be $5725.00, plus a contingency fund allowance of $275.00, making a total estimated cost of $6000.00. A check of the pipe lines and soft spots on these streets is to'be made by the Street Department before paving begins. RESOLUTION 2218, approving plans and specifications for Harris Acres and calling for bids to be presented at the May 5 meeting, was adopted, on motion of Councilman Abrott, seconded by Councilman Cairo. Ayes: Hewitson, Hansen, Cairo, Abrott and Trimingham. Mr. Goodridge suggested that the Town's present map be sent to the State for photostatic copies. Mr. Goodridge was asked to bring the present map °up to date, prepatory to sending it to the State. MR. DUKE BONDE appeared before the Council to make water and sewer arrangements for a new house on his property, above Abbie Street, towards Minnie Street. Permission was granted Mr. Bonde to connect to the existing Town water line on Abbie Street, Mr. Bonde to get any necessary easements and °to furnish all water lines to this point. The Council also consented to put in a septic tank for Mr. Bonde, due to the difficulties presented in connecting with present sewer lines. The septic tank installation is to be inspected and approved by our plumbing inspector before completion. The Council made it plain that this was an exception to established policy, made for the benefit of Mr. Bonde for this one house only. Any other building on this property would have to be handled along lines of any other sub- division. The subdividers of Tract 1197 and agreed to secure-a five or six foot easement from Vineyard Ave. to the Creek opposite their property, to take care of run -.off water from the tract, the contractors to install concrete pipe under Vineyard Avenue and for at least 200 feet northerly, to take care of future development. OTHO KEEFE submitted to the Council insurance policy giving additional liability coverage to all employees of the'Town as well as the Mayor and Council. Also a "False Arrest" clause for the protection of the Police Department. The Clerk was asked to write the P.G.&E., requesting permission to use their poles to .support wires for automatic switches from present reservoir on Kottinger Avenue to pump house at Main Street and also from Main Street Pump House to San Francisco Water Department Pump House, located at Black Avenue, requesting reply by May 5. COMMUNICATIONS: 4/21/52 4/21/52 4/16/52 4/9/52 4/8/52 4/8/52 4/15/52 4/16/52 4/4/52 4/7/52 4/7/52 Alameda County Health Department Oakland Centennial Commission Royal Liverpool Ins. Group Calif. State Automobile AS50. J. Y. Long Co. League of California Cities D. D. Schopp Superintendent of Schools Division of Highways Calif. State Judicial System Alameda Co. Mosquito Abatement Mrs. Minnie E. Hansen Family Pleasanton Presbyterian Church AlamedaCo. Agricultural Fair Asso. Water Sample Report Invitation Inaugural Luncheon Safety Engineer's Recommendations Area and Street mileage Cut sheets for Kottinger Ave. Roster information questionnaire Permit to paint House Numbers on Curbs. Public School Week P.G.& E. Franchises Questionnaire on Judicial System Report for March, 1952 Note of appreciation Note of thanks Fire Fighting at Fairgrounds 1