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128 <br />Engineer R. E. Ramseier reported on the status of plans for <br />the sewage disposal plant and suggested that in view of <br />equipment shortages and the large volume of sewage construc- <br />tion work currently being done in this area, that it might be <br />advantageous to postpone calling for bids until nextJanuary or <br />February. It was agreed that the earth work should be done <br />now while the pond is dry and that the plant and equipment work <br />should probably be sent out for bids after the first of next <br />year. Mr. Ramseier agreed to have plans and specifications <br />ready to call for bids on the earth work by the meeting of <br />September 7. <br />Mayor Trimingham reported that he had talked with Mr. Boggs <br />who estimated the cost of resurfacing Main Street at .09 per <br />square foot. The County has $6,000 available for the work. Mr. <br />Layton of Mr. Mancini's office was requested to determine the <br />length of street that could probably be done for the $6,000. <br />The Clerk reported that he had delivered the sewage disposal <br />bonds to the Bank of America and had received payment which was <br />being held for deposit by the Treasurer. <br />COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVED: <br />8/24/48 Division of Hiways <br />8/19/48 J. F. Hassler <br />8/16/48 Calif. State Auto <br />Association <br />ACTION ON COMMUNICATIONS: <br />cc-letter approving plans for <br />widening Main Street. <br />Notice of postponement of mass <br />transportation committee meeting. <br />Estimateof cost of RR reflector <br />. signs. <br />Councilman Hansen was authorized to proceed with the procurement <br />of the crossing signs. Councilman Oxsen was requested to assist. <br />Other communications were filed. <br />CITY ATTORNEY Nilson advised that payment of $500 was now due the <br />bond attorneys, and that his services in connection with the bonds <br />would amount to $300. <br />It was decided that the Pleasanton City Council should entertain <br />the Livermore City Council at an informal dinner meeting. Sept. <br />16 was set as a tentative date. <br />There being no further business to come before the Council, the <br />meeting was adjourned at 10 :05 P.M. to meet again in regular ses- <br />sion at 8 :00 P.M. on Tuesday, September 7, 1948. <br />