JUL 1950 TO MAY 1954 - Laserfiche WebLink

MR. JOE AVILLA asked for an explanation of the Torun ordinance regarding water meters and charges. He was told ._that...the -_provisions.. of the original ordinance No. 85, passed in. 1911, .were merely. being _enforced. COUNCILMAN HEWITSON spoke on the attitude of the Police Department in enforcing traffic laws of the Town in the best interests of public safety: COUNCILMAN CAIRO reported that he had seen the Cheese Factory regarding the bank of the creek adjacent to the factory, and that it was proposed that ivy be planted on the bank to improve its appearance. ORDINANCE NO. 219 and RESOLUTION NO. 2223, Civil Defense, were presented for second reading. It was moved by Councilman Abrott, seconded by Councilman Hewitson, that the reading of the ordinance and resolution be waived. Ayes: Hewitson, Hansen, Cairo, Abrott and Trimingham. ORDINANCE NO. 219 and RESOLUTION NO. 2223. were adopted, on motion of Councilman Abrott, seconded by Councilman Hewitson, and approved by all Councilmen. k communication was read from the Alameda County Fair Association, requesting a. donation of $300.00 for street decorations for the Town during the County Fair. The Clerk was instructed to include this in next months' claims. A request had been received by Mayor Trimingham, from the Mosquito Abatement 'District, for permission to purchase or lease the three cornered piece of land at the Sewer Farm for the erection of a garage and office. The District to construct buildings in keeping with the present Sewer Farm building. Mr. Grey of the Mosquito Abatement District is to be asked.to attend the next Council meeting to discuss the matter. COUNCILMAN CAIRO and COUNCILMAN HANSEN were asked to contact Clements and Company regarding surfacing ofothe roadway along Western Pacific Tracks from Angela to Bernal Streets. MR. AL. 0XSEN was asked if he would be receptive to the idea of accepting the position as Director of Public Works. He stated that he would prefer to work with the Council on the details of the job before making a decision, and in any event, would not be able to begin before the first of June. Mr. Oxsen was asked to attend the next meeting of the Council to discuss the position further. RESOLUTION NO. 2224, declaring the Kottinger Avenue pipe line an emergency, and providing for the laying of new line, was adopted, on motion of Council- man Cairo,'seconded by Councilman Abrott and approved by all Councilmen, 1.23: CITY ATTORNEY GALE read Ordinance No. 92 regarding junk yards. He -was requested to draw up a letter to Mr. Englehart, who is operating such a yard on Ray Street, informing him of the conditions of the ordinance. CITY ATTORNEY GALE presented two sample pawn shop ordinances for the Council's consideration. The meeting was adjourned at 10:45 P.M., to meet again in adjourned session on Monday, May 26th, at 8 :00 P.M. a yor t IF Clerk Pleasanton, California May 26, 1952.. The Town Council met in adjourned session on the above date, with Mayor Trimingham presiding. Present: Councilmen Hewitson,. Hansen,. Cairo, Abrott and.Trimingham. SUPERVISOR STANLEY and DR. PAUL DOLAN of the Alameda County Fair Association were present. The Council was requested to waive Town licenses for concessionaires at the Fair, as has previously been done. Also to issue a Fire Works permit for the 4th of July for a Fire Works display at the Fair. It was unanimously by the Council members to waive concession licenses and to grant the Fire Works permit; the Fire Chief to be notified to issue such permit,. Mr. Stanley was asked by the Council about conditions at the trailer park, main- tained for the benefit of horsemen, at the County Fair Grounds. No trailer park