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190 Councilman Abrott, seconded by Councilman Cairo, and approved by all Councilmen present. A copy of Resolution 2273 is to be sent to the Recorder's Office after Attorney White's approval. The Clerk was instructed to send an invoice to Mr. Roy Jensen for the cost of publishing Ordinance 222. The Council discuesed the matter of sample ballots for the bond election. It was felt by all that it would be a help in publicizing the election, and instructed Attorney White to order same from A. Carlisle Co. if they did not exceed an expense of $75.00. Mr. Roy Jensen and Mr. Bud Krueger appeared before the Council to request a letter stating that the City will furnish Water Service and Sewer Disposal Service to his proposed subdivi- sion of 225 lots when necessary. The Council agreed to grant Mr. Jensen's request upon Engineer Goodridge's approval. Supervisor Chester Stanley, Supervisor Harry Bartell, and Dr. Paul Dolan, President of the Alameda County Fair Association, were present to discuss the matter of charging City Sales Tax of the concessions at the Fair this year. Dr. Dolan stated that the concesr sionaires had been bidding without the inclusion of City Sales Tax in their figures, and he felt that it would be unfair to impose the tax at this time; however they had no objection for setting.up a system next year in sufficient time for the bidders to be notified. The Fair Association agreed to try to determine what the revenue would be for the City if Sales Tax is charged next year. The Council plans to schedule another meeting with these gentlemen immediately after the Fair for further discussion on this matter. Dr. Dolan stated that permits for the use of the barbecue pits at the Fairgrounds could be secured at the office; however use of the restaurant building must be approved by the Board of Supervisors. Supervisor Stanley was asked the County's intention in resurfacing First Street. He stated that the First Street bridge had been included in this year's budget; however no action had been taken on the surfacing of the street, as there had been no formal request. He suggested waiting until the State Legislature adjourns in June for this request as there might be a different allocation of gas tax funds. Councilman Cairo was asked to secure a report on the amount of work that had been done by the County in Pleasanton in the past few years as compared'to the work done in other cities in the County. The appraisal by Mr. Robert V. Scott, Mr. Andrews' agent, on the portion of land being considered for a reservoir site, was received by the Council. Mr. Scott's appraisal was in the amount of $9,000.00 Mr. Fracisco, of Livermore, appraised the land at a figure of $750.00 The Council thought it best to await the outcome of the Bond Election before acting further on this matter. Mr. Victor Lund appeared before the Council at this time to discuss the Sewer Farm lease. The Council reviewed Mr. Lund's requested changes in the lease and felt they could be made with satisfaction to both parties. Councilman Cairo, Councilman Abrott, and Mr. Lund will meet Sunday, Uarch 1st, at 10 A.M. to determine the best method to handle the water that would accumulate at the S.W. corner and run -off onto the adjoining land. They will divert the water from the old ponds to the new effluent fields at the same time. COI•liUN (IONS 2 -10 -53 Division of Highways 2 -1b -53 Division of Highways 2 -16 -53 State Department of Finance 2 -4 -53 City of Monrovia 2 -13 -53 Co. of Alameda -Bd. of Supervisors Delano Chamber of Commerce 1 -31 -53 Dr. R. H. Walker 2 -10 -53 Alameda Co. Health Dept. 2 -17 -53 League of Calif. Cities 2 -12 -53 Public Housing Administration 2 -23 -53 Western Well Drilling 2 -23 -53 Western Pump Co. ACTION 0i' COMMUNICATIONS Maintenance expenditures from gas tax funds Estimated apportionment of gas tax alloca- tion for fiscal year 1954 Chapter 47 funds still available for new projects Franchise litigation between the City of Petaluma and the Pac. Tele. Tele. Co. Meeting on rapid transportation system Establishment of a State Division of Archi- tecture Milk report Report Meeting 4% State Sales Tax Application for the relinquishment of i:ott- inger Village Statement Prices on pumps Mayor Trimingham suggested meeting with the Housing Authority to determine whether or not they're receptive to Pleasanton submitting another application for the relinquishment of Kottinger Village.