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116. ACTION ON COMMMUNICATIONS:- The Clerk was asked to notify the Fire Chief of the recommendations made by the Royal- Liverpool Insurance Group engineer. Councilman Abrott was requested to secure figures regarding city street mileage for the California State Automobile Association. City Attorney Gale was asked to complete the questionnaire regarding the Town's Judicial system. The Clerk was asked to advise Mr. Schopp that he might secure a Town License entitling him to paint house numbers on individual curbs, with the understanding that he is not to quote the City Council as having ordered the work. The Council authorized a meeting between the Police Chief, Fire Chief and Mr. Bergstrom of the County Agricultural Fair Association, in an effort to formulate plans to be effective in any future emergency situation. Plan to be submitted to the Council for approval. Councilman Abrott was asked to contact Mr. Joseph Meyers regarding leveling and check- ing of the Effluent Field and to order the work done, Mr. Meyers estimate being approximately $500.00. Mr. Meyers had asked that debris on the field be picked up by the Town before work begins. The Clerk was to notify the Southern Pacific Company that their creek had overflowed and ruined our Sewer Fields during the recent storms; that the Town would like to see their banks repaired as soon as possible and that they would be held responsible for future damage. The Clerk was instructed to write the Building`Inspector not to issue further building permits for construction on any property not situated on existing streets, unless plans are first submitted to the Council for approval. The meeting was adjourned at 10:35 P.M. Clerk BIDS for the improvement of streets in TRACT #674 (Harris Acres) were received and opened, as follows: Pleasanton, California May 5, 1952 THE COUNCIL of the Town of Pleasanton met in regular session on the above date at 8 :00 P.M., 1.1ith Mayor Trimirigham in the Chair. Roll Call showed: present Council- men Hewitsen, Hansen, Cairo, Abrott and Trimingham; absent none. THE MINUTES of the meetings of April 7, •April'15 and April 22, 1952 were read and approved as read. CITY ATTORNEY GALE presented the Council with the Pacific Gas and Electric Company's non exclusive gas franchise for first reading before the Council. As the franchise was familiar to all Council members, on motion of Councilman Abrott, seconded by Councilman Cairo, reading of the .franchise was waived. Approved by all councilmen. motion of Counci an Abrot seconded ouncilma Hansen, DINANCE 7, gr 'iting a on -exclu 've gas nchise t the Pacif Gas and lectric mpany, s adop ed. Ayes. Counci en Hewits Hansen, Cairo, A ott and imingham. Noes: ne. CITY ATTORNEY GALE presented the Pacific Gas and Electric Company's non exclusive electric franchise for first reading before the Council. On motion of Councilman Cairo, seconded by Councilman Hewitson, and approved by all councilmen present, the reading of this franchise was waived. motion f Counci an Cairo, econded by ouncilman witson, DINANCE 8, granting /a on -exclu 've elect c franchi to the Pac is Gas an Electric ompany, adopted. Aye Counci en Hewitson, Hansen, iro, Abrott and Trimin ham.` No None. Clements and Company $4225.00 Silva Brothers 4498.00 J. Henry Harris 4836.00 J -S Construction Company, 4862.00 Brown and Krull 5460.00