JUN 1946 TO JUL 1950 - Laserfiche WebLink

10'4 PUBLIC UTILITIES: Councilman Toney, Chairman Councilman Brenner - Councilman Hansen MAYOR TRIMINGHAM explained the functions and general opera- tions of the various City Departments to the new members. He also reported on the East Bay League of California Cities meeting of April 16, and advised° that an invitation had been extended to the League to hold their next meeting in Pleasan- ton on July 15. Councilman Oxsen was delegated to contact Henry Moller regarding the possibility of arranging with him to handle the proposed barbecue. CLAIMS NOS. 239 to 243, incl., in the total amount of 664.60 were presented and referred to the Finance Committee as follows: #239 Frank C. Nevis Election Officer 610.00 240 Mary Koze If IT 10.00 241 Nancy M. Regalia. " " 10.00 242 Paul Loretz If " 10.00 243 Earl Trimingham Mayor's Expense 24.60 On motion of Councilman Oxsen, seconded by Councilman Toney, it was authorized that these claims be paid as presented. COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVED: V.F.W. & Auxiliary Invitation to attend joint public installation. 4/13/48 Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. Request permit to install conduit in streets. 4/16/48 Board of Supervisors, Request appointment of S.F. delegate to Bay Area Tran- sit Committee. ACTION ON COMMUNICATIONS: The Clerk was instructed to advise the Telephone Co. that permission was granted to install the conduits as requested, but they must first ascertain that no existing underground facilities would be disturbed. Otho 0. Keefe, with Matt Jorgensen as an alternate, was delegated to represent the Town of Pleasanton on the Bay Area Transit Com- mittee. PETITIONS RECEIVED: 1. V.F.W. requesting permission to hold a dance on the night of July 3, 1948. 2. A.P.P.D. requesting permission to hold a dance on the night of May 1, 1948. ACTION ON PiITIONS: These two permits were granted on motion of Councilman Brenner, seconded by Councilman Toney, and ap- proved by all Councilmen. IVIAYOR TRIMINGHAM advised the Council that it was necessary that a Citizens' Power Conservation Committee be appointed to act on applications for new electric power service. The following Committee was appointed: P. Christesen, Chairman, Jack Kolln and Buford Hall. THE CLERK reported that he had received a request that the Town's sewer line R/W in Harris Acres, between Abbie and Angela Streets., be cleared of tall grass now growing on it. Councilman Toney was delegated to investigate. J MAYOR TRIMINGHAM- reported that Mr. Ramseier was unable to be at the meeting, but that he had stated that the first order of work on the new Sewage Disposal Plant would be to make a survey. Then the large pond should be drained to enable building up the levees late in the Fall. Work on the structures should start in the Spring of 1949. ATTORNEY NILSON gave a report on the status of the Sewage Disposal Bonds, pointing out that little can be done until such time as the Council determines when the money will be needed and for what length of time the bonds are to be issued.