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Apr. 12th. He will also send a card to Mrs. Elizabeth Hall who is recuperating at the home of her daughter. Mayor Trimingham stated that the Native Sons had requested permission to erect bleachers along Main St. for the Centenniel Parade; the proceeds from selling these seats to go to the Boys' Club. Mr. Oxsen was asked to check with Attorney White regarding the legality of selling space on a public street. 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 on April 20th at 7:30 P.M. ty Clerk 205 Pleasanton, California cn April 20, 1953 LC The City Council met in regular adjourned session at 8:00 P.M. on the above date, with (LI Mayor Trimingham presiding. ROLL CALL showed present: Councilmen Abrott, Cairo, Haneen, and Hewitson. Mr. Curtola and Mr. Mancini, of the Castlewood Country Club, appeared before the Council. Mr. Curtola stated that he has 200 to 300 half acre home sites below Castlewood between Highway 21 and the Pleasanton Sunol Road, and he was interested in learning if the Town would furnish him with sewer service for these homes. He stated that he was willing to stand the added expense for his homes and the maintenance of the lines. It was Attorney White's opinion that the Town had a right to furnish Mr. Curtola with this service at his own expense; however, the Councilmen were undecided as to whether they should fur nish service outside the Town limits. Councilman Abrott stated that Mr. Jensen's sub- division will fill the capacity of the Sewer Farm and an additional filter would be required f4"r any other subdivisions. Further discussion on the matter will be resumed at the next meeting. Mayor Trimingham irtroduced Mr. Edtrands, the new owner of the Pleasanton Tirges, to the Council at this time. Mr. Ralph Hitch appeared before the Council. He spoke of a recent meeting of all deputy coroners. The Civil Defense Bureau had requested the coroners to locate a plot of ground in each area that could be used as a mass temporary burial ground in the event of disaster. The Council stated that the old sewer ponds could be used as such. C01-2- UNiC;.T10;:S: 4 -15 -53 Cal. Civil Def. Disaster Rel'f Plan 4 -14 -53 Controller of the State of Calif. 4 -17 -53 State Board of Equalization 4 -16 -53 Housinrr Home Finance Agcy Pacific Gas Electric Co. Pacific Gas 'Electric Co. Request data on manpower, equipment material Est. apportionments to be made from the Motor Vehicle License Fee Fund during the 1953 -54 Fiscal Year Requesting; copy of city business license 'tax ordinance Town application for Kottinger in order Gross revenue attributable to gas franchise Gross revenue attributable to elec. franchise C0?II4ITT) REPORTS: ill PUBLIC UTILITIES: Attorney White was instructed to draw up easement papers for Mr. Stahlnecker to sign. Engineer Goodridge presented the map he had prepared showing the two possible reservoir sites. It was Engineer Goodridge's recommendations that the site to the west, which is on Mr. Andrews' property, wo84,lui41-66 y location, inasmuch as that location would give 75 e pounds added pressur it wou c. o give the best foundation conditions and less cost for piping. It was decided to make an offer of X2,000.00 to Mr. Andrews for this parcel of land. Engineer Goodridge stated that he would have the plans for the reservoir completed by June 15th, at which time the Council' may call for bids. Attorney White read the corrected lease he had drawn up for the Sewer Farm property Mr. Victor Lund is leasing. This will be submitted to Mr. Lund for his approval. /1