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,COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVED: 5 /11 Chas. A. Gale 6/17 Sidney P. Timmings 6/14 County Auditor 6 /i7 " 6/16 Pleasanton C. of C. 6/16 Calif. State Disaster Council 6/21 Pac. Coast Bldg. Officials Conference 6/23 Oakland C. of C. 6/30 Board of Supervisors 6/30 Guy R. Householder 7/1 Ala. Co. Fair Assoc. 6/27 Walter T. Nilson ACTION ON COMMUNICATIONS: 179 Transmit insurance Co. check. for $98.63 damage to Police Car.. Application for Janitor Job Transmit Tax Collections, $12.14. Statement of Delinquent Taxes Request permit to hold parade 7/3/49. Advise Pleasanton Council is "accredited ". New Uniform Bldg. Codes available. Advise of meeting of,Hiway Advisory Committee 7/12. Copy of Res. 54554 transferring $3500 of Chapter 47 funds to Town of Pleasanton. Request manhole for school addition sewer Request permit for fireworks display 7/4. Copy of Interlocutory Decree in Condem- nation in action of Town of Pleasanton vs. City & Co-of San Francisco. RESOLUTION NO. 2038 authorizing payment of $6,600 to the City & County of San Francisco for 21.5 acres of land for the sewage disposal plant was adopted on motion of Councilman Toney, seconded by Councilman Brenner and approved by all Councilmen. The Clerk was directed to thank the Board of Supervisors for their alloca- tion of the additional $3,500 for the sewage disposal plant. The Clerk was directed to purchase 1 copy each of Volume 1 and Volume 2 of the Uniform Building Code. Engineer Sobiela was authorized to.install a sewer manole on First Street as requested by the Pleasanton Grammar School. The Fair Parade and fireworks had been previously approved. All other communications were filed. COMMITTEE REPORTS: POLICE AND JUDICIARY: Councilman Brenner advised the Council that Martin . Donovan had served his 6 months probationary period as a police officer in a satisfactory manner and moved that Donovan's rate of pay be increased to the regular scale of $245 per month. The motion was seconded by Councilman Toney and approved by all Councilmen. At Mr. Brenner's suggestion, the Clerk was directed to thank Sheriff Gleason and Mr. Clarence Creel for their assistance in policying the Fair Parade on July 3. STREETS AND BUILDINGS: Councilman Hansen reported that the P. G. & E. proposal for improving street lighting would be gone over and recommendation made at a later date. CITY HALL & FIRE DEPT.: Councilman Oxsen reported that the City Librarian was taking her vacation and a relief librarian had been arranged for. He also reported that Mrs. Maryanne Rose had refused to allow the Fire Dept. to burn grass which is a fire hazard on her lot. The City Attorney was re- quested to check the pertinent laws and advise as to the desireability of revising the existing ordinance covering cleaning of lots and sidewalks. Councilman Oxsen also advised that a new roof would be more practical for the Fire House than to attempt further repairs. McFarland Roofing Co. had offered to do the work for $197.00 and the Fire Chief was to get other estimates. Councilman Oxsen was requested to check on applicants for janitor. PUBLIC UTILITIES: Councilman Toney reported that work was progressing staisfactorily at the sewage treatment plant and that arrangements had been made with Mr. Ramseier to provide a part time inspector as needed. The Clerk was instructed to ask Mr. Ramseier to be present at the next meeting and also to prepare an estimate of cost for constructing the proposed new ponds.