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1 1.55 . that he would have Mr. Mancini prepare a report and estimate of the cost. THE CLERK was directed to procure two "Caution - Children at Play" signs for Vineyard Avenue at Kottinger Village. RENO CAIRO submitted a bid of :650 to remove 10 trees from Main Street. The bid was held for further consideration. MAYOR TRIMINGHAIvI reported receipt of complaints about peddlers operating without licenses and. selling at parties given in Pleasanton homes. The Clerk was directed to advise the Chief of Police that the Council requested that a close watch be kept on this type of peddling. MAYOR TRIIiIINGHAM also stated that representatives of the Western Pacific R.R. would be in Pleasanton to confer with the Council on February 21st. THERE BEING no further business to come before the Council, the Meeting was adjourned at 9:35 P.M. to meet again in regular adjourned session at 7:30 P.M. on Monday, February 21, .1949. - '°'e`-C r o r Pleasanton, California February 21, 1949 The Council of the Town of Pleasanton met in regular adjourned session at 7 :30 P.M. on the above date with Mayor Trimingham in the chair. Roll call showed: Present - Councilmen Hansen,and Oxsen; absent: Councilmen Brenner and Toney. Councilman Toney arrived later in the meeting. MR. PMMITCHELL, Mr. Hickey and Mir. Laughlin, all of the Western Pacific R.R. Co., were present at the meeting. Mr. Mitchell requested that the Western Pacific be allowed to run their trains through Pleasanton at a maximum speed of 50 miles per hour. He explained that this speed was necessary in order for his road to meet time schedules of competing lines. He also offered to have wig -wag signals replaced with double flasher type signals on the four crossings in the Town not so protected at present. Councilman Toney arrived at the meeting at 8 :15 P.M. MR. MITCHELL'S request was taken under advisement, and he was informed that a decision will be reached probably at the March 7 _ meeting of the Council. MAYOR TRIMINUHAM presented a layout drawing prepared by the County Surveyor's office of a new bridge to replace the existing structure at the Division Street entrancet.to "Pleasanton. At the suggestion of Mr. Mancini, the Clerk was instructed to ad- vise Mr. Boggs that the Council recommended that the new bridge have a width of at least 26 feet between curbs. The City At- torney was directed to prepare an Ordinance to transfer the involved portion of Division Street to the County. Mayor Trim- ingham also stated that Mr. Boggs had advised him that the County would also replace the existing bridge at the north end of Main Street. Mr. Mancini suggested that the Council recom- mend that this bridge be built to the full width of Main St. On Mr. Mancini's recommendation, it was decided that an effort be made to control the drainage on Third Street by raising the crown of the street between Abbie and Angela Streets. Mr. Mancini suggested that erosion along Angela Street might be checked by rip- rapping the ditch serving for gutter on the south