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16 Council that the matter was better left as is, with no further explana- tions necessary. Fire Chief Amaral stated that he was working on the request of the Ala- meda County Fair Associatior to place a siren at the Fair Grounds. Per- mission was giver Mr. Amaral to continue negotiations with the Fair Association officials. The meeting was adjourned at 10 P.M. The City Council met in regular session at 7:30 P.M. on the above date, with Mayor Trimingham presiding. ROLL CALL showed present: Councilmen Abrott, Cairo, Hansen and Hewitson. The minutes of the meeting of November 3rd, 18th, and 20th were read. Corrections in the minutes of November 18th were noted. Figures given by Councilman Abrott for cost of construction of an additional reservoir included 12" pipe line from Main Street to Kottinger Avenue, and the 3,000,000 gallon capacity reservoir figures were based on locating the reservoir on Mr. Duke Bonde's property. This estimate included price of pump also. After these corrections, the minutes were approved as read. Mr. Voerckel, of 246 Vineyard Avenue, and his son and daughter -in -law appeared before the Council regarding the flooding of silt onto Mr. Voerckel's property during today's storm. Mr. Voerckel stated that this had happened due to Allen-Riedemants failure to finish paving the middle section of Manor Drive. After much discussion, it was decided that Mayor Trimingham, Councilman Cairo and Mr. Oxsen would survey the matter tomorrow morning to determine the best steps to be taken by the City to prevent future damage to Mr. Voerckel's property until the paving can be completed. Mayor Trimingham then called on Mr. Joe Avilla. Mr. Avilla stated that he would like to know Chief Delucchi's reason for issuing a citation to his wife for going the wrong way on One Way Division St. when he failed to cite two other parties on the same day. Mr. Delucchi stated that he had issued citations to every one violating that ordinance on the specific day Mr. Avilla mentioned. Mr. Avilla refused to give the names of the two previously mentioned parties before the Council; therefore, it was suggested by Mayor Trimingham that he meet with Councilman Hewitson tomorrow to discuss the matter further. Mr. Avilla also requested the Council to have a car removed in front of his home on Vineyard Avenue, as the car has been parked at that location for several months. CLAIMS No. 219 to 262 were presented to the Finance Committee. Claim No. 219 Manuel W. Amaro 220 Gordon Boyer 221 John Gonzales 222 Alex Higuera 223 ti +Jayne G. Medsker 224 Tony Robles 225 Builders Pac.,Inc. 226 Cal. State Auto Assoc 227 Joe Chivers 228 P. Christesen 229 Christesens' 230 Coates, Herfurth,Eng. 231 Co. of Alameda 232 L. R. Endicott 233 Fritz Schwarting 234 B.H. Hall Co. 235 Dr.F. Leslie Herrick 236 Hill Supply Co. 237 Henry J. Kaiser 238 Herman G. Kolln 239 E. Don. Matthews,M.D. Overtime Labor It Overtime Labor Sewer equipment .Street signs Machine work Bldg. Insp. fees Rubber boots -hats Actuarial calculations Mtce. of prisoners Inquest folios Oil for streets Charcoal Examination Plumbing Supplies Slurry base Hardware Examination City Clerk Pleasanton, California December 1, 1952 Amount Warrant No. 9.95 11.60 142.50 5.75 5.78 11.25 26.99 223.00 11.11 121.00 31.62 197.50 10.50 15.10 91.26 7.28 10.00 63.55 14.23 59.57 10.00 369 370 371 372 373 374 375 376 377 378 379 380. 381 382 383 384 385 386 387 388 389