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should be explained to the people of Pleasanton that regardless of any future develop- ment, the reservoir is needed now. Mr. Oxsen was requested to write a letter to the various organizations in Town in order that they may read it to those attending their meetings. It was also agreed that the Councilmen should speak at these meetings when- ever possible. Mayor Trimingham reported on the Livermore- Pleasanton City Council meeting with the Alameda County Planning Commission. He stated that by working with the Planning Com- mission on the future development in fringe areas, the County would zone the areas,. whenever possible, to suit the needs of those concerned. Nor. Oxsen was directed to write to the Board of Supervisors requesting a report on existing land use in and adjacent to Pleasanton and some of the problems which must be considered in the light of past and future development. He was also asked to speak with Mr. Ruegnitz, of the Alameda County Health Dept., in regard to the Health Dept. conferring with the Town before issuing permits for septic tanks in this area. Supervisor Stanley will be in- vited to the next meeting in order to discuss some of the above mentioned items. STREETS AND BUILDINGS: Councilman Cairo stated that the trees infront of Mel's Place that Mr. Mendonca.withed to have removed are not dangerous; therefore, Mr. Mendonca's request was denied. Councilman Cairo was requested to determine the City of Livermore and Hayward's regu- rx.] lations in regard to placing leaves and lawn trimmings along the curb. CITY HALL: Mr. Oxsen stated that the matter of charging sales tax arid requiring business licenses of the concessionaires at the Alameda County Fair this year should be decided upon the near future. Mr. Bergstrom, Mr. Bartell and Dr. Dolan will be invited to the next meeting to discuss this matter. Councilman Hansen suggested that a proposition concerning Zone 5 of the Alameda Flood Control and Water Conservation District be placed on the ballot with the bond issue; however, most of the Councilmen f:at that any decision on the proposed Zone 5 should be postponed until further explanation can be given the people. POLICE DEPARTMENT: Mr. Oxsen was requested to have the electric heater installed at the Jail by Mr. William Clark for a cost of p135.00. Councilman Hewitson stated that the Police Officers had contacted hirn in regard to the Town re- imbursing them for uniforms soiled or damaged while on duty. He also stated that the policemen would like a sergeant rating department. Councilman Hewitson was requested to consult.the City of Livermore regarding the amount of uniform allowance their police officers are given. The Police Department would also like to have more publicity in the Pleasanton Times. It was agreed that any information given the Times should come from either Chief Delucchi or Councilman Hewitson. Mayor Trimingham sug- gested that one man remain in the office at night, or on foot, while the other patrols in the police car; however, no decision was reached on the matter at this time. It was felt by all, that a special meeting should be called with the policemen,in the near future, to discuss the above matters. There being no further business to come before the meeting, same was adjourned at 10:45 P.M. to meet again in regular adjourned session February 24th at 7 :30 P.M. uL ity Clerk Pleasanton, California February 24, 1953 The City Coutcil met in regular adjourned session on the above date, with Mayor Trim inham presiding. ROLL CALL showed present: Councilmen Abrott, Cairo, and Hewitson. Absent: Councilman Hansen. The Clerk notified the Council that she had an Affidavit of Posting Notice of Street Vacation on file and that there had been no written protests. Therefore, RESOLUTION 2273, a Resolution vacating a portion of Walnut Drive, was adopted, on motion of 189