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144 The zoning of First Street was considered, in order to protect home owners on that Street. After considerable discussion, it was decided to prepare an ordinance re- stricting industry to the West side of First Street through the West side of Main Street. Attorney Gale was asked to prepare such a zoning ordinance. RESOLUTION 2239, Payroll for August, was adopted, on motion of Councilman Cairo, seconded by Councilman Abrott. AYES: Hewitson, Hansen, Cairo, Abrott and Trimingham. The meeting was adjourned'at 12;30 P.M., to meet in adjourned session September 16. Mayor COMMUNICATIONS: 9 -3 -52 Alameda County Health Dept. 9 -11 -52 Flood Control 9 -8-52 Mosq. Abate. Dist. 9 -8 -52 Dept. of Public Works 9 -9 -52 U.S. Dept. of Agriculture 9 -15 -52 Division of Highways 9 -12 -52 County of Alameda 9 -8 -52 Woodrow W. Kitchel Atty. 9 -4 -52 Alameda County Health Dept. 9 -15 -52 State Employees' Retire. System 9 -3 -52 Tide Water Assoc. Oil Co. ACTION ON COMMUNICATIONS: Clerk Pleasanton, California September 16, 1952 The City Council met in regular adjourned session at 8 PM on the above date, with Mayor Trimingham presiding. ROLL CALL showed present, Councilmen Cairo, Abrott, and Hansen; Absent: Councilman Hewitson, due to illness. The Council discussed the work to be done to secure the Slope Wall before the winter rains set in. Mr. Oxsen read a letter from the Alameda County Flood Control office giving a report of a survey made by their engineer, together with a recommeddation of work that should be done. After some discussion, the Council agreed to authorize Mr. Deetz to do some excavating on the lower end of the Slope Wall, where reinforce- ment is necessary. Mr. Deetz, of the Chamber of Commerce,appeared before the Council with regards to securing a dry dump site. Mr. Deetz stated that the Chamber of Commerce would try to locate a suitable site, provided the Council would purchase same. After some dis- cussion two proposals were considered; (1) To contact Mr. Putvin as to the possibility of granting him a franchise for this purpose on a fee basis, (2) To contact the Board of Supervisors to see if financial assistance could be obtained, as this prob- lem affects persons in the outlying districts, as well as those in the City limits. Report Survey August report Notice of meeting Securing permission for use of City Hall Special gas tax funds Securing permission for use of City Hall Accident trial Minutes of meeting Contract executed.between City of Plstn. and Coates, Herfurth England Change in sales tax payment dates Tide Water Associated Oil Co. can be requested, beginning Jan. 1, 1953, they would be permitted to pay City Sales Tax annually instead of quarterly, due to the small amount of money involved. The Council agreed to grant their request. Mr. Oxsen presented the Council with the Annual Financial Statement for the Town of Pleasanton, for the fiscal year 1951 -52, a copy of which will appear in the Pleasanton Times. The statement was accepted approved on motion of Councilman Hansen, seconded by Councilman Abrott, and approved by all Councilmen present. The Annual Report to the State Controller covering the same period was presented. Mr. Oxsen also presented the final statement of McCammon Wunderlich contract,. covering Kottinger Avenue and Angela Street Contract. The Council requests that final payment less 10% be withheld until approval and acceptance by Engineer Goodridge. The property owners on Division Street between St. Mary St. and Pleasanton Avenue protested a resolution passed by the Council on August 4, which eliminated any parking on said street. They requested that this be made a one way street. This protest is being studied and will be acted on at the next meeting. Mr. Oxsen was asked to contact these property owners regarding same. Mayor Trimingham suggested that the police officers enforce traffic violations, especially failure to observe stop signs. 1