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160 <br />wou13 be a matter of courtesy to his customers as there is no sign in <br />front of his place of. business. He will also request Mr. Thiessen to <br />submit his bill for McCammon- Wunderlich Co. <br />CITY HALL: <br />It was suggested by Councilman Hansen that the Clerk write a letter to <br />the Fire Department thanking them for the .Annual Thanksgiving Dinner <br />held November 9, 1952. <br />Mr. Oxsen reported that Mr. Charles Peterson had not as yet completed the <br />audit of the Town Books and that he would return at the end of the month <br />to complete same. <br />The Council authorized the Clerk to sign water deposit refund checks in <br />the absence of Yr. Oxsen. <br />It was decided by the Council that a three months supply of water bills <br />should be printed and that the office hours for collections should be <br />changed on the cards to read 1 to 4 P.M. only. A notice of the change <br />in collection hours will appear in the Pleasanton Times, and a rubber <br />stamp stating same is to be ordered and stamped across the face of the <br />cards for the first few months. A sign is to be placed on the door in <br />the City Hall also. <br />The matter of business licenses for persons engaged in the business of <br />selling insurance was discussed by the Council.. Mr. Oxsen stated-that <br />he had been informed agents do not require a business license, but brokers <br />do. However our'Ordinance makes no distinction. The Ordinance states <br />that a license is required by any persons engaged in selling insurance. <br />POLICE DEPARTMENT: <br />Councilman Hewitson stated that the County could contact our police <br />car by radio every half hour during the night if. the Council so desired. <br />It was agreed that this was a good idea, and Police Chief Delucchi will <br />write to Sheriff H. P. Gleason regarding same. <br />Attorney Gale presened a copy of the Coroner's Register Inquest held <br />November 14, 1952. The verdict of the jury states that death of Nick <br />J. Buranis on November 2, 1952 was accidental homicide by Officer Walter <br />J. McCloud while shooting at tire of speeding car in the performance of <br />his du ty <br />COMiuiUVNICA'T'IONS <br />11 -7 -52 <br />10 -31 -52 <br />11-14-52 <br />Ala. County Mosq. Abatement Distri <br />Tax Collector's Office -Co. of Ala. <br />County of Alameda, Auditor <br />11 -3 -52 City of Richmond <br />10 -31 -52 <br />11 -6 -52 <br />11 -16 -52 <br />11 -17 -52 <br />11 -13 -52 <br />Dr. R. H. Walker <br />Co. of Alameda, Bd. of Supervisors <br />C. H. Peterson, Auditor <br />Alameda Co. Health Dept. <br />Division of Highways <br />ct- Report for October 1252 <br />Report of. Collections to <br />10 -31 -52 <br />Plstn. share of 1952 -53 <br />Gen'1 Tax Collected to <br />10 -31 -52 <br />Richmond's plans for the <br />future <br />Milk report <br />Fire siren at Fairgrounds <br />Will resume audit within <br />two weeks <br />Report <br />Extra work items in final <br />report not chargeable to <br />gas tax funds <br />Reconstruction of Pleasan- <br />ton- Surol Road <br />Statement <br />11 -12 -52 Co. of,Alameda, County Surveyor <br />Engineer Goodridge <br />AC'TIOIY ON CUMiv1UNICATIONS <br />Mr. Oxsen was asked to write to the Alameda County <br />that anything they wish to do in regards to a fire <br />that has the approval of Fire Chief Amaral will be <br />City Council. A copy of this letter is to be sent <br />Fair Association. <br />Mr. Oxsen was requested to call the Alameda County Health Department to <br />see if the reports on water samples could be given to us sooner in the <br />future. <br />Board of Supervisors <br />siren at the Fairgrounds <br />satisfactory to the <br />to the Alameda County <br />