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1 TQ CYJ Ert 1 1 -15 -53 Co. of Ala. Supt. of Schools Pleasanton fluoridation program. 1 -26 -53 Ala. Co. Mosq. Abate. District Original lease for Sewer Farm property 1 -30 -53 Pleasanton Electric Co. Statement 1 -28 -53 California Taxpayers' Association- Announcement of meeting 1 -23 -53 State of Cal. Recreation Comm. Invitation to conference 1 -23 -53 Office of Civil Defense Report on problems of Civil Defense. 1 -21 -53 Co. of Ala. Bd. of Supervisors Flood conditions on north side of Vineyard Ave. 1 -16 -53 Co. of Alameda Auditor Final. report on Plstn share of 1952 -53 Genii Tam 1 -12 -53 Co. of Ala. Bd. of Supervisors Thanking Council for telegram 1 -6 -53 Pac. Gas Electric Co. Installation of street lights Delano Chamber of Commerce Plan to reduce construction costs of Calif. schools ACTION ON COMMUNICATIONS: 183 Mr. Oxsen was requested to acknowledge Mr. Layton's recent correspondence, and also to advise the County of Alameda, Supt. of Schools that the Pleasanton fluoridation program will not be in operation until the necessary repairs are made to the new pump. A report of the wages paid to our City employees will be sent to the City of Nevada for use in their survey of cities in about the same population class, and a request will be made for the result's in their survey. RESOLUTION 2272, approving the Delano Chamber of Commerce plan to reduce school construc- tion costs in establishing a Division of Architecture in the State Department of Edu- cation, was adopted, on motion of Councilman Cairo, seconded by Councilman Hansen, and approved by all Councilmen present. COMMITTEE REPORTS: PUBLIC UTILITIES: Mayor Trimingham reported that he had spoken with Mr. Andrews regarding the Towri pur- chasing a parcel of his land for the proposed reservoir. It was Mr. Andrews' desire to have an appraisal made by a person of his choosing and one by the Town's representa- tive in order that the two appraisals may be compared for a satisfactory agreement to both parties. Mr. Oxsen was requested to secure an appraisal from Mr. Charles Fracisco, of Livermore, by the next meeting. Mr. Fair, of the Southern Pacific Railway Co., and Mr. Lewis, of the Public Utilities .Commission, have made the suggestion that either Abbie St. or Angela St. be closed with the understanding that the Southern Pacific Co. will install a double flasher type signal at the crossing that remains open at their own expense. The Council was not in favor of closing any streets, and the matter will be referred to Attorney White for his opinion. Mr. Oxsen announced that there would be a joint meeting of the Pleasanton and Livermore City Councils with the Planning Commission, in Livermore, February 3rd at 8 P.M. .Councilman Abrott reported that the old pump and pipe had been removed and that the work had been started on installation of the new pipe and of the necessary pipe and check valve was $125.00. Councilman Abrott also stated that the well has been completed and that was moved in today. Mr. Gardino, of Western Well., expects to have the by tomorrow. Mr. Oxsen was requested to have the Alameda County Health samples nearing the end of the 24 hour test period. Mr. Oxsen was asked to secure estimates for having the building at the Sewer Farm painted. STREETS AND BUILDINGS: at the Pump House check valve. Cost the test pump pump in operation Dept. take Attorney White will be consulted as to.haveing a notice published in the Pleasanton Times regarding dumping on the streets. It was reported that Mr. Mendonca would like the trees in front of Mel's Place, on Main St., either topped or removed, as they are uprooting the sidewalk. Councilman Cairo will look at same and give his recommendation at the next meeting. Mrs. Kruse, of 518 1st Street, has also requested the removal of a large locust tree in front of her place. As this treethas recently been topped, the Council did not con- sider it a hazard; however, they had no objection to Mrs. Kruse having said tree removed at her own expense. Mr. Oxsen was requested to look at a tree on the Southern Pacific property on First and Neal Streets and report on its condition at the next meeting. He will also write to the Southern Pacific Co. regarding the removal of the eucalyptus tree that fell on their property during a heavy storm two years ago.