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Mr. Sobiela reported that a fire hydrant on Division Street would have to be moved 35 to accomodate a new driveway. The owner of the property had requested that the hydrant be put on his property rather than on the curb. The Council felt that this would not be advisable, and permission was given to move the hydrant but to re- install it on the curb line, The Clerk was asked to write Sheriff Gleason thanking him for his cooperation during the Fair. Also the Fair Association and the Chamber of Commerce, in appreciation of the Fair and Fair Parade. Mr. Sobiela reported that he is without a spare tire for his truck, as one of his tires has been cut and cannot be repaired. He was given permission to secure a new tire. RESOLUTION 2232, payroll for June in the amount of $3,735.00, was adopted, on motion of Councilman Cairo, seconded by Councilman Abrott. AYES: Hewitson, Hansen, Cairo, Abrott and Trimingham. The meeting was adjourned at 11:35 P.M. Mayor Clerk Pleasanton, Calif. August 4, 1952 The Council met in regular session at 8:00 P.M. on the above date, with Mayor Trimingham presiding. ROLL CALL showed present: Councilmen Hansen, Cairo, Abrott and Trimingham; absent: Councilman Hewitson on vacation. The minutes of the July meeting were read. The omission of the words "or other govern- ment agency" in the paragraph regarding letters from Town employees and Department heads was noted. After this correction, the minutes were approved, Mr. Myron Nevis appeared before the Council to explain his difficulties regarding garbage collection. A copy of a letter to Mr. Nevis from Mr. Potvin, dated August 2, was read. Mr. Oxsen spoke of other complaints received from residents of the Town, and it "was agreed that the Council would ask j4r. Potvin to meet with the Councilmen in an effort to solve the problem. Mr. Oxsen was also asked to contact other garbage disposal concerns and see if anyone else would be interested in the Pleasanton territory, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nerton were present to enquire if the drainage could be improved on St Mary Street before the rains set in. The Council agreed to investigate the condition and alleviate the trouble if possible. CLAIMS,No..37 to No. ?7 in the amount of $9,427.69 were presented to the Finance Comm. Claim No. 37 4ohn.Gonzales 38 Alex 39 Louie Medeiros 40 Jack Pous 41 George F. Sobiela 42 Addressograph-Multigraph 43 F. D. Bettencourt 44 Gordon Boyer 45 Carlo Cavestri 46 Chivers Roberts 47 Edith pope 48 County of Alameda 49 H. J. Deetz 50 Diamond Match Co. 51 Fritz Schwarting 52 Harry Goodridge 53 Charles R. Hadley 54 R. Hamilton 55 Louis Hewitson 56 Howard Supply Co. 57 Jorgensen's Pharmacy 58 Herman G. Kolln Son 59 McCammon- Wunderlich Co. 60 Mueller Co. 61 A. W. Oxsen 62 Pacific Coast Agg. Inc. 63 Pacific Gas and Elec. Co. 64 Pacific Tel. Tel. Co. 65 Phoenix Iron Works Labor Overtime Labor Overtime Addressograph plates Tree spraying Car rental Cleaning Legion Hall Pump Truck Misc. Substitute Librarian Custody for June Concrete Lumber Fire Clay Oil for streets Engineering Bookkeeping forms Saw Filing Fair Parade Reception Plumbing supplies Labels and pen Hardware Amount $120.00 6.00 80.00 17.73 18.51 5.85 62.00 80,00 11.00 30.46 70.00 25.50 4.55 18.05 39.12 500.00 6.33 2.50 44.10 7.07 .36 38.15 Prog. payment= Kottinger hve.5642.37 Plumbing `supplies 23.49 Envelopes- Add.Mach. Tape 2.63 Crushed rock 26.02 Gas and Electricity 951.08 Telephone service 81.95 Manhole frames covers 145.51 Warrant Number 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95