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206 STRLET::i AKIJ liUILDINGS: It was Attorney White's opinion that it would be legal for the Native Sons to set up bleachers along the parade route providing they obtain an encroachment permit for the use of a public street. This would release the Town from any responsibility. He also stated that no liability forms were needed for the volunteer workers at McKinley Park. Councilmen Cairo, Hewitson and Mayor Trimingham plan to attend the Planning Commission meeting on April 22nd at 2:00 P.M. for the purpose of learning the latest developments on Mr. Jensen's subdivision. Attorney White advised the Council to set up strong speci- fications for subdivisions and have on file. Mayor Trimingham spoke to Attorney White in regard to adopting an Ordinance which would amend certain sections of the uniform building code. He also asked Attorney White's opinion on the building inspector refusing to issue building permits unless the builder agreed to put in curbs and gutters. In the past this has not been required, and Attorney White did not feel this was fair to the present builder as it did not give him an oppor- tunity to protest at a public hearing, as the others would have. Engineer Goodridge and Councilman Cairo will continue their survey of the streets Friday, April 24th at 4:00 P.M., and report on same at the next meeting. F.r. Oxsen asked the Council's opinion on requesting that Neal St. be made a street of major importance between Third St. and Main St. The Council felt that it should, as this will be a more heavily traveled street when the County puts a highway in on First Street. Councilman Cairo stated that Mr. Ernie Bernard had asked permission for two parking spaces across from the Boys' Club, in order to set up bike racks. Mayor Trimingham suggested that the racks be set on the Southern Pacific property next to the Justice Court, as there is need for all parking spaces. Councilman Cairo will check on this matter. POLICE DEPARTMENT: Councilman Hewitson reported that vacations are due to start before long and suggested that Mr. Al Vervais be asked to fill in in the Police Department. The Council was in favor. A Councilman Iewitson asked the other members their decision on markinsr a crosswalk at the end of Sprint; Street, across Main Street. As there was some opposition, Councilman Hewitson and Mayor Trimingham will survey this corner to determine if there is a definite need for a crosswalk. CITY HALL: On motion of Councilman Cairo, seconded by Councilman Hewitson, and approved by all v Councilmen present, Mayor Trimingham signed the Memo of Understanding between the £own of Pleasanton and Parks Air Force Base in which they will agree to the transfer of Kottiriger to the Town with certain reservations, such as maintaining the same standard of rentals and giving Parks Air Force Base personnel priority. RESOLUTION 2289, authorizing Mayor Trimingham to enter into an agreement fur the taking of a special census and approving a warrant, in the amount of q¢527.00, to the Treasurer of the United States, to cover the cost of a special census, was adopted, on motion of Councilman Cairo, seconded by Councilman Hansen and approved by all Councilmen present. Mr. Oxsen stated that Mr. Bill Brenner had requested use of the Town compressor; however, this request was denied in view of the fact that it it the Town policy not to loan any equipment. There being no further business to come before the meeting, same was adjourned at 11:00 P.1;., to meet again in regular session on May 4th at 7:30 P.M. Mayo City Clerk