JUL 1950 TO MAY 1954 - Laserfiche WebLink

134. BUILDING INSPECTOR :REPORTED: 10 Building Pei-mite issued for $127,700.00 10 Electrical Permits issued for CITY JUDGE REPORTED: Fines Collected for the month of May $1092.50 FIRE CHIEF REPORTED: 6 Fires 1 in Town, 5 out of Town Burning completed on most vacant lots in Town Recess was called for examination of claims and officers reports. The meeting was again called to order, and on motion of Councilman Hansen, seconded by Councilman Hewitson, claims #425-to #41 were approved for payment. •AYES: Hansen, Hewitson, Cairo, Abrott and Trimingham. On motion of Councilman Hansen, seconded by Councilman Hewitson, Officers' Reports for June were accepted and ordered filed. AYES: Hansen, Hewitson, Cairo, Abrott and Trimingham. K-^ COMMUNICATIONS: 6/12/52 J. J. Amaral, Fire Chief to Bd. of Supervisors 6/20/52 City of Hayward 6/26/52 Albert Wahl, Chief U.S.Probation Officer 6/18/52 Controller of State of California 6/24/52 Board of Supervisors 6/18/52 Alameda County Health Department 6 2 5/5 2 6/24/52 Office of Civil Defense 5/4/52 Alameda Co. Mosquito Abatement Dist. League of California Cities, 6/5/52 Department of Education Fees Collected tl H $169.00 28 80 197.80 Fire Protection at Fair Grounds Zoning Hayward Airport Police Dept. Mr. Vehicle License Fee apportionment Resolution 63668 Bridge approaches Health Dept. Report q It tl Ground Observer Corps May report Meeting July 11 and Confer- ence October 12 -15, 1952 Peace Officers' Training The Clerk was asked to write the City of Hayward that Pleasanton had taken no action in connection with protection of the Hayward airport. Mr. Gale was'asked to write the Southern Pacific Company, stating that the Town would hold them responsible for any damage done Town property by their creek adjoining the Sewer Farm. The suggestion was made that dirt be piled along the edge of the Sewer Farm in order to partially protect the Town's property. Mr. Meyers is to be contacted to do this work; In this connection,,no reply has been received from the Western Pacific regarding their responsibility. The Clerk was asked to write them, requesting a reply. Mr. Oxsen was asked to contact the Health Department to enquire what further action they may have taken in connection with the Glaser trailer camp. In connection with the letter of the Fire Chief to the Board of Supervisors, all Town Officeu and empl es were requested, in the event of future communications to the Board `c ear sue o nications with Department Heads and the Council. Attorney Gale reported that the Mosquito Abatement District have accepted the Town's terms, and a lease has been drawn for the three cornered piece of property at the Sewer Farm. Mayor Trimingham• complimented the Police Department for their excellent work during the County Fair, nl also commended the Street Department for their prompt cleaning of Town Streets after the Fair Parade. Councilman Cairo reported that Jack Pgus had requested a vacation the last two weeks of July. Also that the Bairos Building will be torn down in the near future. Councilman Hansen reported that Mrs. Rasmussen is taking her vacation and Mrs. Edith Cope is relieving her in the Library. Councilman Abrott spoke of the advisability of purchasing a load of lime for use at the Sewer Farm as the Winery would soon be operating. Mr. Oxsen was asked to contact Hall Warehouse and order this material. Mr. Abrott reported that a test well on the property in back of the City Hall would be advisable. He was authorized to contact drillers and secure quotations for this work.