JUL 1950 TO MAY 1954 - Laserfiche WebLink

1 1 Q 1.5.9 the State Employees' Retirement System he would be forced to resign or obtain a waiver from the City of Hayward permitting him to continue as he is getting retirement funds from said System at the present time. he also requested that he be notified of any meeting to be held on Monday night by 4 P.M. of the preceding Thursday; the Council agreed to grant this request. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hall were present as they were interested in the proposed additional reservoir for the Town. COMMITTEE REPORTS: PUBLIC UTILITIES: Councilman Abrott presented the Council with the figures he had obtained estimating cost of constructing and,additional reservoir. They are as follows: Estimated cost of reservoir with a 1,000 000 Gallon caoacit is $83,000.00; 2,000,000 Gallon 20, Ob 0.00.•, and 3 O 00 Gallon capacity if $225,000.00r. 0xsen t e s tated t6otre ouncil lay a he had contacted Mr. Clausnitzer, of the Bank of America, for information regarding the issuance of Revenue Bonds to finance proposed reservoir. Mr. Clausnitzer informed him that there was a State law prohibiting banks C,(„ from investing in revenue bonds and suggested Mr. Oxsen contact Orrick, Dahlquist, n'eff. and Herrington attorneys regarding same. Mr. Oxsen was requested to contact a revenue bonding company to obtain figures on reve- nue bonds on the basis of the above estimates presented by Councilman Abrott, also the amount of payments to be made from the Water Revenue over a forty year period and the rate of interest that 'would be charged. It was suggested that a report of the revenue from the Water Department be obtained from the auditor, Mr. Charles Peterson. Mr. George Sobiela requested permission from the Council to have overload springs put on the pidk -up and also to change to six -ply tires next time. Request granted. Councilman_ Cairo reported that the old reservoir is now about one third filled. Mr. Oxsen was requested to contact Mr. Clausnitzer, of. the Bank of Ameri- ca, it regard to securing an easement from Mr. Stahlnecker across his property to Amaral Circle. He was also asked to secure permission from Mr. John J. Amaral to put a wing wall in to prevent the water in the creek from cutting the bank and underrninr sidewalk adjacent to the culvert on Kottinger Avenue, and to secure estimates from Mr. Al Avilla and Mr. John McWilliams for cost of putting wing wall in. Mr. Oxsen reported that Mr. Gray, of the Alameda,County Mosquito Abate- ment District, had informed him that the lease for Sewer Farm would be ready very soon. Mr. Oxsen stated that Mr. Harry Harding, of the First .rational Bank of Pleasanton, had contacted him requesting the Council to write to the City of San Francisco Water Department and Jackson Perkins Company securing permission for Mr. Carl Lassen to clean out the ditch between the Southern Pacific Railroad and the Western Pacific Railroad on City of San Fran- cisco property now under lease to Jackson Perkins Co. The Council agreed to grant his request and asked Mr. Oxsen to write to both parties and also to call Pr. Lassen to determine when he would be able to meet with the Council r :members in regard to his agreement to clean out the ditch and his future intentions of building a sub division. STREETS AND BUILDI1\ S Councilman Cairo reported that Allen- Riedernan's man, will be here this week to grade the streets, and Mr. Oxsen was asked to contact him regard int the removal of tree in front of Mr. Wrn. H =al's property on Vineyard Avenue. Mr. Hall stated that he would remove a section of his fence in order to remove the tree. Councilman Cairo reported that he had spoken with Mr. Mel Baer in regard to planting new trees in front of his cocktail lounge on Main Street, but Mr. Baer did not wish to have them planted. Mr. Oxsen was requested to contact Mr. Wm. Thiessen to erect a sign to notify his customers that Division Street is now a One-Way Street. This