JUL 1950 TO MAY 1954 - Laserfiche WebLink

1 11 225 Mrs. E. M. Hansen, of 88 Kottinger Avenue, has enquired as to the Town's intention in moving the building at McKinley Park. She would like to purchase the black sind in the building for, photographic purposes in the event that it is torn down or moved. Councilman Cairo reported that the Native Sons intend to move the building to the Grammar School grounds. Mrs. Hansen will be informed she may have the sink if she replaces it with a wlite one. Mr. Oxsen reported that the fire insurance engineer has made a survey of the Town buildings and contents and has given fhe following recommendations: CO fire extinguishes should be placed at the Pump House. Heater and oil tank should be removed at the Jail. Asbestos behind the switchboard will have no effect on the fire insurance. Councilman Cairo was requested to purbhase two fire extinguishers one for Pump House and one for Sewer Farm. Mr. Oxsen was instructed to have the Jacuzzi pump added to the list of contents at a value of X2,500. Mr. Oxsen reported that Mr. Carl Lassen had contacted him to request the Council's assistance in having the County put the dirt on the access road of his proposed sub- division when they raise the Pleasanton Sunol Road. Engineer Goodridge presented estimated cost of improvements to Division Street and Ray Street. ate estimated each improvement at ti each. Mr. Oxsen was asked to apply to the County for gas tax funds for these improvements. Mr. Oxsen was asked to contact Mr. Wm. Hall on Vineyard Avenue to determine if they would put in curbs and gutters in the event the Town removes the two trees in front of their property. Mr. John Edgnan had requested two driveways for entrance and exit to his car lot on Main Street. The Council felt that one 24 foot wide would serve the purpose, which was agreeable to Mr. Edgren. CITY HALL: Mr. Oxsen reported that he had spoken with Mr. Ivan Smith, of the Federal Housing Authority, and it was Mr. Smith's opinion that the Town should secure approval from the Navy in requesting the transfer of Komandorski Village to the Pleasanton Housing Authority. Mr. Smith also stated that the transfer of funds from the Housing Authority to the Town of Pleasanton would be governed by State laws governing sixth class cities. Mr. Oxsen was asked to secure Attorney White's opinion on the matter. The Housing Authority also needs an opinion from Attorney White to complete their application for transfer of Komandorski. Mayor Trimingham suggested writing a letter to Attorney White listing all the items we would need for the next meeting in order to have on file. Fire Chief Amaral and Police Officer Amaro attended the recent Civilian Defense meeting regarding the purchase of equipment on a 50 -50 basis. Inasmuch as all items purchased on this plan would be used strictly for Civilian Defense purposes, Mr. Oxsen was asked to refer the information to Mr. Earl Trimingham, co- ordinator of Civilian Defense. Mr. Oxsen reported on the meeting he and Attorney White had with Mr. Haight in Sacramento regarding the retirement plan. It will be necessary for both Attorney White and Engineer Goodridge to resign their positions when the Town signs the contract entering the System, as they are already drawing retirement funds from another city. After much discussion, the Council agreed to postpone entering the Srstem until September 1st, in order that Engineer Goodridge and Attorney White may complete the work they have started on the reservoir and bond issue. The Council decided to hold a special meeting on June 15th for the purpose of discussing salary increases. There being no further business to come before the meeting, same was adjourned at 12 :15A.M. to meet again in regular adjourned session at 7 :30 P.M. on June 15th. Mayor Clerk Pleasanton, California June 15, 1953 The City Council met in regular adjourned session at 8:00 P.M. on the above date, with