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210 rights until all the property is sold; therefore, it will be impossible to purchase the pump on the property for use at the City well. Councilman Abrott was asked to complete the specifications for a 10 HP pump for the next meeting. S FREE s AND BUILDINGS: Mr. Oxsen reported that the Division of Highways had notified us that Third Street from 14W Angela to Neal Streets was a street of major impo already and that it would be impossible to have Neal designated as a street of importance inasmuch as Abbie St. and Angela St. were classed as such. They will not approve three parallel streets in the same location except where absolutely necessary. If the Council prefers to remove either Abbie or Angela from the classification, they could add Neal St. in its place; however, the Council felt that they should not make any changes at the present time. Attorney White will be consulted on the legal procedure in changing Spring Street Lane to Kottinger Avenue. Councilman Cairo reported that Mr. Ted Hammons would make the necessary changes in the -curbing on the east side off. the 600 block on Main Street, which would enable parallel parking, for 000.00. Mr. Hammons will be instructed to do the work as soon as Engineer Goodridge checks the grades. Mr. Ha.:.mons also agreed to replace the curbs and gutter in frorLtof Gil Messa's place on Augustine Street; for 0.75 per foot. Mr. Joe Medeiros was requested to paint parallel parking stripes on the west side of Main Street between Rose Avenue and Bernal Avenue. He 'was also asked to install a stop sign on Walnut Drive at Ray Street. Mr. Oxsen will notify the California Automobile Association. I r. Oxsen was asked to have Engineer Goodridge's street survey report in by the next meeting, and also to have Engineer Goodridge check the drainage on Rose Avenue below Pleasanton Avenue in order to file an application with the County for paving the north side. The week of May 17th to 23rd has been designated as "Clean -up Week POLICE DEPARTMEN T Councilman Hewitson reported that Mr. Al Vervais was not interested in working ih the Police Department during the vacation period. CITY__ HALL Mr. Oxsen quoted figures received from Mr. Otho Keefe on increasing the property damage insurance; the Council decided not to increase the insurance at the present time. As the Town fire insurance on buildings and contents will expire in September, Kr. Oxsen was instructed to notify Mr. C. A. Gale that we wish to cancel, the policy he now handles covering same and to request Mr. Ernest Schween to write a new policy. This change was decided upon'in order to distribute the Town insurance business equally among the agents. Attorney White will be consulted as to whether Kr. Hitc'- or California Monument Marble j:ovks should pay the business license for selling the headstones Mr. Mitch has on display. A request was received to waive the license for the candy machine installed in the Boys' Club; however the Council felt this license should be paid inasmuch as the vendor received the profits in lieu of the Boys' Club. Mir. Oxsen was authorized to order a new kardex file and cards for the Water Department inasmuch as the present file is overcrowded. Councilman Hansen reported that he had represented the Council at the Boys' Club dedication Sunday, May 3rd and also that he had attended the recent meeting on the proposed Zone 5 held in Livermore. Kr. Oxsen was directed to write to Captain Creel expressing the Council's appreciation for the bench he had donated to the City Hall. RES0LUri0,d 2292, payroll for April, in the amount of 0,785.00, was adopted, on motion of Councilman Cairo, seconded by Councilman Abrott, and approved by all Councilmen present. There being rio.further business to come before the meeting, same was adjourned at 11:35 P.M. to meet again in regular adjourned session at 7 :30 P.M. on May 18th. Ze4---1. City Clerk