JUN 1946 TO JUL 1950 - Laserfiche WebLink

171_ ACTION ON C01MUNICATIONS: The Clerk wasLauthorized and -directed to file a request with the Division of Highways for expenditure of gas tax funds for Street maintenance. Engineer Sobiela was directed to contact Mr. Long in an effort to get his sewage con- nected to the City Sewage System. All other communications were ordered filed. IN ACCORDANCE with a request from Mr.Ralph Hitch, the Clerk was directed to write a letter to the Catholic Cemetery officials requesting that they expedite action on an agreement to permit their cemetery to be included in the proposed Cemetery District. Also at the suggestion of Mr. Hitch, the Street Department was directed to paint the curb green and mark 20 minutes between the First National Bank and the Fireproof Garage. AT THE REQUEST of Mr. Joe Avilla and Mr. Carroll Cook, the Clerk -was directed to ask Mr. Mancini to set curb grades on Vineyard Avenue. AT THE REQUEST of Mr. Wray Bergstrom and on motion of Council- man Oxsen, seconded by Councilman Brenner and approved by all Councilmen, it was ordered that $300. be paid to the Alameda County Fair Association toward decorating Main Street and the Fair Grounds. HEALTH INSPECTOR DAVIS advised that the Mexico Linda Cafe build- ing was being renovated in.a satisfactory manner. He also stated that the Thiessen Building was vacant and it was understood that the building would be demolished as soon as the estate was settled He also reported receiving several complaints of low water pres- sure on Vineyard Avenue. Engineer Sobiela was directed to check and ascertain the reason if the complaints were legitimate. R. E. RAMSEIER advised the Council that Peter Sorensen's bid for construction of the sewage plant was in order and recommended that it be accepted. COMMITTEE REPORTS; LAWS AND JUDICIARY - Councilman Brenner stated that the County people at Santa Rita wanted an agreement with the Town to provide for use and maintenance of the Police:'ear radio. The proposed agreement was referred to the Acting City Attorney. STREETS AND BUILDINGS - Councilman Hansen reported that curb and sidewalk repairs had been completed at the Rose Hotel and at the Turf Club. He also advised that the balance of the street signs had been received and were being installed. CITY HALL AND FIRE DEPARTMENT - Councilman Oxsen reported receipt of complaints re.'firemen driving too fast when reporting for a fire. Fire Chief Amaral was requested to caution the, firemen about this. The Fire Chief requested that publicity be given to-the need for cleaning lots before they become an actual fire hazard. He also reported some unpaid bills for burning done by the Fire Department last, year. PUBLIC UTILITIES - Councilman.. Toney reported that the ditch was.dug for.the 4 inch pipe extension on Rose Avenue. A PROPOSED ORDINANCE limiting the speed of trains through the town was introduced by Councilman Oxsen. RESOLUTION No. 2034 authorizing payment to R. E. Ramseier in the amount of $3,552.65 for the preparation of the sewage plant plans and $268.90 for blueprinting, etc. was adopted on motion of Councilman Toney, seconded by Councilman Oxen and approved by all Councilmen. RESOLUTION No. 2036 authorizing.payment • of bond-interest and redemption on the 1910 and 1929 bonds in the amount of $2,445.00 was adopted on motion of Councilman Hansen, seconded by Council- man Brenner and approved by all Councilmen.