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204 4 -11 -53 Edgr. 3275ti Mil. Trg. Wing Proclaiming Armed Forces Day May 16 3 -9 -53 Ala. Co. Health Dept. Legislative bills 3 -23 -53 Bd. of Supervisors Resolution Accepting Town's y45.00 to dig ditch Nat'l Fdtn. for Infantile Paralysis- Annual meeting 4 -1 -53 Office of Civil Defense Budget for 1953 -54 3 -23 -53 Foster and Kleiser Legislative bills 4 -6 -53 League of Calif. Cities 1953 Salary Survey 3 -7 -53 George L. Avery Street sweeper equipment ACTION ON COMMUNICATIONS: Mayor Trimingham signed the proclamation designating April 27 to May 3 as Boys' Club Week and also the day of May 16 as Armed Forces Day. The Council reviewed Mr. Goodridge's recommendations concerning Mr. Jensen's propoeed sub division and approved sane with a few minor changes. As the Town's liability insurance is due for renewal, Mr. Oxsen was requested to check with Mr. Otho Keefe regarding an increase to 200/500 M Public Liability. Mr. Oxsen stated that Mr. Keefe has written to Lloyds of London for figures on the False Arrest policy. Mr. O.:sen was directed to call Attorney White regarding the subpoena received by Officer McCloud. J4 r. Oxsen was requested to write to Mr. Montell, of the Division of Highways, to determine if Third St. between Angela and Neal and also Neal St. between Second and Third St. could be classified as Major City Streets. Councilman Cairo and Engineer Goodridge will continue their survey of the Town's streets on the west side of Main St. Upon completion of this survey, an application will be filed with the County for financial assistance. Mr. Oxsen was instructed to proceed with the special census and also the retirement plan. RESOLUTION 22$7, approving final payment to Sierra Pipe Line Construction Co., in the amount of .p707.54, was adopted, on motion of Councilman Cairo, seconded by Council Hewitson, and approved by all Councilmen present. Attorney Bill Gale appeared before the Council to discuss the Release of Liability form the Town had presented to the Native Sons for their signature before they proceed with the restoration of McKinley Park. Attorney rlale stated that the Town would not be liable to volunteer workers; therefore, he did not feel that the IJacive Sons should sign this foria as they would be liable to any third party entering the premises. Attorney :Mite will be consulted on this matter. COMiITTtE REPORTS: PUBLIC UTILITIES: Councilman Abrott stated that facilities at the Pump House are rather crowded ana suggested building a room on the back approximately 12' x 12' which would house the fluoridation equipment. He will meet with Mr. Oxsen and George Sobiela at 7:30 AI-:, Wed. Apr. 15th at the Pump House to discuss this matter. Mr. Oxsen was asked to secure prices for stuccoing the pump house. Councilman Abrott reported that there is still oil getting into the Sewer Farm. George Sobiela will check the service stations in Town to determine if that is the source of the trouble. I:r. Oxsen was asked to have some cards printed that could be placed on the building at the time the plumbing permits are issued which would be signed at the time of inspec- tion. Mayor Trimingham stated that Mr. Larry Curtola had spoken with him regarding the Town furnishing sewer service for the homes he plans to build below Castlewood between Highway 21 and the Pleasanton Sunol Road. The Council did not feel that the capacity of the Sewer Farm was large enough to furnish service outside the City Limits. POLICE DEPARTMENT: The Council agreed to give the police officers a uniform allowance of $25.00 per year. CITY HALL: Mr. Oxsen was instructed to order a floral piece for Mr. Pickard who passed away