JUL 1950 TO MAY 1954 - Laserfiche WebLink

1 24 license is paid to the Town, and• conditions.are not in accordance with the•Ordinance regulating trailer parks. Mr. Stanley said the Supervisors.. were under the, impression that the park area was outside the city limits _no... town :..license was required. The County is not operating a camp in competition with private parks, but only as an accomodation to horsemen who prefer to live close to their animals, and to prevent living quarters being established in barn stalls. Improvements are planned to bring the camp up to Town standards. Mayor Trimingham brought to the attention of Dr. Dolan the fact that the bar at the grandstand at the Fair would be required to file with the Town for sales tax permit. MR. STANLEY told the Council members that the County had provision in their current budget for fill in connection with the First Street Bridge and that work on the project would be in progress soon. Resurfacing of First Street was discussed, and the sugges- tion made that the Town ask the Board of Supervisors to include an appropriation for part of this work in their 1952 -53 budget. MR. PERRY of the P.G.& E. was present. The new pumping control system was discussed. Mr. Perry told the Council that telephone poles were jointly owned by the P.G.& E. and the Telephone Company, and difficulties might arise as to the interpretation of Government Order 95. He suggested the Town contact the Telephone Company in regard to having them install and maintain the system, which might result in a financial saving to the Town. There are some locations along the proposed line where the Telephone Company would have to move their cross arms when the system is installed. MR. ENGLEHART appeared before the Council in regard to the unsightly condition of his property on Ray Street. He is planniro on bui'dir a ncw home on the property and a building at the read, to house his extra equipment, and expects to have the yard in good condition in about three months time. COMMUNICATIONS: 5/7/52 Pleasanton Fire Department 5/23/52 S. F. Water Department 5/14/52 Southern Pacific Co. 5/19/52 Jt. Apprenticeship Graduation Comm, 5/13/52 Division of Highways Citizens Comm. Against Mass Fluoridation F. D. Bettencourt 5/19/52 Alameda Co. Health Dept. Joaquin E. Vargas 5/13/52 Board of Supervisors 5/7/52 Ala. Co. Mosquito Abatement Dist. 5/7/52 Calif. State Automobile.Asso. 5/5/52 League of Calif. Cities 4/29/52 Calif. Safety Council, Inc. ACTION ON COMMUNICATIONS: Appt. of Fire Chief Asst.Chief. Water Supply Ditch at Effluent Field Apprenticeship Week Priorities Fluoridation Spraying of trees Water sample report Employment on Street Dept. Resolution declaring Division St. not a part of Co. System of Hgys. Report for April, 1952 Use of utility posts for street signs. Traffic Engineering course Traffic Accident Prevention Program The Clerk was asked to write the Southern Pacific Company, reminding them of oral agree- ments made at a meeting held in March, regarding flood, problems. A reply to the San Francisco Water Department is to be sent, telling them we are now planning on a well of our own to take care of the Town needs when San Francisco is not required to furnish us with water, On motion of Councilman Hewitson, seconded by Councilman Cairo, and approved by all Councilmen, approval was given to the Fire Department election of John J. Amaral as Fire Chief and George S. West as Assistant Chief for the years 1952 1954. The Clerk was instructed to write the Fire Department. The Clerk was asked to write Mr. M. Reichmuth regarding the County Health Department report on conditions at his chicken farm. Mayor Trimingham will see the Building Inspector in regard to the trailers in the rear of.Haps Place, belonging to Mrs..Glaser., These trailers, having had the,wheels removed, are now classified as cabins and should comply with the building code. MR. EARL PINARD was present regarding P&tt Broker ordinance and license. It was the opinion of the City Attorney and members of the Council that no ordinance.is necessary at this time. Such ordinances being chiefly a method of checking with Police Depart- ments for stolen property. The amount of license for the operation of such business was postponed until the meeting of the Council. COMMITTEE REPORTS: