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166 PUBLIC UTILITIES - Councilman Toney reported that the grass had' been cleared from around the City reservoir and that the ,over- flow had been diverted over the hill. He also reported that the grass had been cut at the sewer farm and at McKinley Park.. MAYOR TRIMINGHAM reported that the County had arranged to use the Livermore City dump for the surrounding unincorporated area and Supervisor Stanley would like to have the Town of Pleasanton secure a dump site for this area. The County would assist in the operation of the dump. MAYOR TRIMINGHAM also reported that the Building Inspector had requested information as to whether or not he should collect a building inspection fee for building currently underway-at the Fair Grounds. The acting City Attorney advised that legally, the fee could be collected. The matter was referred back to the Building Inspector. ACTING CITY ATTORNEY GALE advised that if there was no existing ordinance regulating the speed of trains through Town, there was no need for adopting one at this time. The matter was held for further search for an existing ordinance. He also reported that a title report had been received on the land proposed to be pur- chased from the City of San Francisco, and the report showed several exceptions due to leases and faulty deeds, which excep- tions he would proceed to clear with the City of San Francisco. The acting City Attorney also brought up the matter of enforce- ment of the ordinances providing for peddlers' and solicitors' licenses. The Council agreed that the ordinances should be en- forced and the Clerk was instructed to ask the local newspapers to publicize the fact that people allowing use of their homes and assisting solicitors who were not licensed might be com- mitting a misdemeanor. ENGINEER SOBIELA advised the Council that a new fence was needed at the reservoir, and that the Long residence on Railroad Ave. had not yet been connected to the City sewer. The Clerk was di- rected to write to Mr. Long, advising him that it is necessary that he abandon his septic tank and connect to the sewer. RESOLUTION NO. 2)32 authorizing payment of salaries for the month of March, 1949, in the amount of $2,734.50, was adopted on motion of Councilman Brenner, seconded by Councilman Hansen and approved by all Councilmen. THERE BEING no further business to come before the Council, the meeting was adjourned at 11:30 P.M. to meet again in adjourned regular session at 8 :00 P.M., Monday, April 11, 1949.' Clerk Pleasanton, California April 11, 1949 THE COUNCIL of the Town of Pleasanton met in adjourned regular session at 8:00 P.M. on the above date with Mayor Trimingham in the chair. Roll call showed: present - Councilmen Brenner, Hansen, Oxsen and Toney; absent - none. MAYOR TRIMINGHAM stated that the meeting had been called to open bids received for construction of the proposed Sewage Treatment Plant.