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1 <br />ett <br />1 <br />Pleasanton, California <br />September 18, 1951 <br />The Council of the Town of Pleasanton met in adjourned regular session at 8 :00 P. M. <br />on the above date with Mayor Oxsen in the chair. Present at roll call were Council- <br />men Hansen, Trimingham and Abrott. Absent, Councilman Hewitson. <br />MAYOR•OXSEN READ a letter from the State Health Department which included a permit <br />to floridate the City water. <br />DR. GEO. HECTOR stated Pleasanton is one of the first of two such permits inssued. <br />COUNCILMAN ABROTT submitted approximate figures and break down cost over a 10 yr.. <br />period for three Companies. <br />Yearly cost per capita <br />Wallace Tiernan 1.09 <br />Simonds Machinery Co. 1.62 4/10 <br />Builders Pacific, Inc. 1.25 5/10 <br />DR. JAMES MALCOLM said that the Council would have to request for a new permit if <br />r�3 different equipment is used than one specified in present permit. <br />Cr) <br />C COUNCILMAN ABROTT was requested to contact the three Companies and ask them to attend <br />a Special Meeting September 25th. <br />DR. MALCOLM told the Council that his Department will begin preliminary plans for <br />tests. <br />COUNCILMAN ABROTT asked if it was an elaborate and costly procedure to make the tests. <br />Dr. Malcoam said County Health Department will take care of tests until such a time <br />as it could be simplified to be handled locally. Tests would be simple ones. <br />A representative of the County Health Department would attend the Special Meeting. <br />MAYOR OXSEN called on Mr. Amaral. <br />Mr. Amaral presented plans for approval by the Council of Amaral Acres. <br />Mr. Amaral introduced; <br />Financeer F. W. Thrane <br />Contractor John J. Clemens <br />Engineer J. Y. Long <br />A lengthy discussion followed. <br />It• was recommedded by all Councilmen and Attorney Gale that plans of the project <br />be turned over to Engineer Goodridge for checking and changing. <br />Councilman Trimingham asked the Acting Clerk to see that all necessary paper work <br />was carried out on request to make Kottinger Avenue a Major Street of Importance. <br />ATTORNEY GALE asked the Councilmen if they wanted at this time to take up subject <br />on the Subdivision Ordinance. <br />Mayor Oxsen said to postpone to a furture date. <br />77 <br />ATTORNEY GALE brought up the Taxi Ordinance. Discussion on License fees, stands <br />followed. Each Councilmen was given a copy of the Ordinance to read. No action taken. <br />ORDINANCE NO. 212 An Ordinance of the Town of Pleasanton imposing an excise tax <br />on the use or other consuptiori of Tangible. Personal Property. <br />ORDINANCE NO. 212 was introduced by Councilman Trimingham. <br />Motion made by Councilman Hansen Seconded by Councilman Trimingham to Waive Reading <br />of Ordinance Not 212 <br />AYES: Councilmen Hansen, Trimingham, Abrott and Oxsen. <br />RESOLUTION NO. 2183 A Resolution to accept Property Title from P. G. E. <br />Resolution was adopted on Motion of Councilman Trimingham seconded by Councilman <br />Hansen and Aproved by all Councilmen present. <br />ATTORNEY GALE brought up subject of Retirement Plan Council asked him to write <br />Sacramento about State Retirement Plan. <br />COUNCIL suggested meeting with employees to. hear Representives of Hospital Plans. <br />Attorney Gale was asked motify Representative of galifornia Physicians Service. <br />to beat Meeting September 25th at 7 :30 P. M. <br />