Laserfiche WebLink
230 <br />Attorney White has received a copy of the agreement between the San Francisco Water <br />Department and the Town of Pleasanton which he will search to determine if the Town may <br />take over the Township Water District. <br />Mr. Oxsen read a communication from the Alameda County Mosquito Abatement District <br />in which they request annexation of the sewage treatment plant area to the Town of <br />Pleasanton. Attorney White will report on the procedure in annexing property owned <br />by the Town at the next meeting. <br />Mr. White will also give his opinion at the next meeting on a Twon official signing <br />blanket federal tax exemption certificates as per request of the Standard Oil Com- <br />pany. <br />Mayor Trimingham spoke to Attorney White regarding Mr. Battin's failure to answer the <br />Town's request that he put in curbs and gutters on the corner of Angela and Augustine <br />Streets. It was Attorney White's opinion that under the Improvement Act of 1911, the <br />Town can order curbs in if 51 of the block already has curbs. <br />Engineer Goodridge asked the Council what type of controls they wished on existing <br />tanks. The Council stated either electrical or pressurized system. With this infor- <br />mation Engineer Goodridge expects to have the plans completed in a week or ten days. <br />Mayor Trimingham asked Engineer Goodridge's opinion on the Division of Highways <br />recommendation that Angela Street be widened to 64 feet. Engineer Goodridge stated <br />that there was no need for that width. Engineer Goodridge will contact Mr. Fortney, of <br />the Division of Highways, on this matter, and he will also contact Mr. Boggs, of the <br />County Surveyors' office, regarding the Town's application to the County for gas tax <br />funds for the repair of Division and Ray Streets. <br />Engineer Goodridge was instructed to proceed with the plans for the curb correction on <br />Main Street. <br />Mr. Oxsen read a��, ommm inication from the County Planning Commission which recommended <br />J�z <br />changes in Mr. n sen's propesed sub division. Engineer Goodridge and the Council <br />reviewed the enclosed map. Engineer Goodridge stated that the Planning Commission's <br />plans would be suitable if Mr. Jensen owned the entire tract, but as he does not, he <br />gave full recommendation on the plans Mr. Jensen has submitted to the Council. Engi- <br />neer Goodridge suggested the Council apply to the County Surveyor's office for a permit <br />to lay a 6" cast iron pressure line for sewage across the bridge. <br />The Council reviewed the plans of the.proposed extension of First Street to the Pleasan- <br />ton Sunol Road. Engineer Goodridge has given his recommendations onosarne, which will <br />be sent to the County Surveyor's office. <br />The Chamber of Commerce Committee on Parking Problems appeared before the Council. <br />Those present were: Mr. Osterholt, Mr. Frudden, Mr. Deetz, Mr. Sletten, Mr. Hitch <br />and Mr. Earl Pinard, who acted as spokesman for the group. Their recommendations to <br />the Council were as follows: <br />One hour parking on Main Street between Ray Street and Angela Street, two hour <br />parking on Main Street from Ray Street to the Bridge, also two hour from Angela St. <br />to the City limits, and two hour off street parking for a certain distance from Main <br />St. Mr. Pinard also stated that in all probability the Chamber could secure two <br />lots near the center of town which could be used for merchants parking. <br />The Committee favored the parking limits instead of parking meters. Mayor Trimingham <br />stated that the installation of signs and the extra police service to enforce limited <br />parking would be quite an added expense to the Town; therefore, the Council had con- <br />sidered parking meters as that would be source of revenue. The Council agreed to <br />consider the recommendations of the Committee, and requested Mr. Oxsen to enquire from <br />the California Automobile Association the cost of parking limit signs. <br />Recess was called. <br />The meeting was again called to order. <br />CLAIMS NO. 1 to 53 were presented to the Finance Committee. <br />Claim No. Amount Warrant No. <br />1 Manuel U. Amara Overtime 5.33 20 <br />2 Gordon Boyer if 5.78 21 <br />3 Margaret L. Conner 18.00 22 <br />4 Robert Fritz Spec. Police officer 50.00 23 <br />5 Alex Piguera Overtime 24.35 24 <br />