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Pleasanton, California December 19, 1949 201 The Council of the Town of Pleasanton met in adjourned regular session at 7:30 P.M. on the above date with Mayor Trimingham in the chair. Roll call showed - present: Councilmen Brenner, Oxsen, Toney and Trim - ingham; absent: Councilman Hansen. . RESOLUTION NO. 2076, adopting specifications and authorizing calling for bids for a new police car, was adopted on motion of Councilman Brenner, seconded by Councilman Toney and approved by all Councilmen present. RESOLUTION NO. 2075, accepting the Main Street resurfacing work, performed under contract by Close Building Supply, as complete, and adjusting the contract price for omission of the seal -coat, was adopted on motion of Councilman Toney, seconded by Councilman Oxsen and approved by all Councilmen present. MR. JOE AVILLA was present at the meeting and requested permission to install a septic tank on his property on Vineyard Avenue as the ground is too low to enter the Town sewer main. Councilman Toney was requested to check the cost of installing a pump to force the sewage into the main. . Mr. Avilla also complained of the odor from the Reichmuth chickens in the neighborhood. The Clerk was directed to ask Health Inspector Davis to see what could be done about it. Mr. Avilla also requested information as to the curb grades he had asked for some time ago. The Clerk advised that Mr. Mancini. had phoned stating that he had worked out the grades for the curb, but that due to the nature of the topography, being largely fill on the north side of Vineyard Avenue, it would be advisable to make -the improvement continuous at one time, rather than piece -meal by a single owner. It was decided that Councilman Hansen should investigate the possibility of getting all the property owners involved to do the work at one time. THE CLERK reported that Mr. Mancini had also stated that the slope wall on Division Street was badly undermined and that considerable backing had Bluffed out, so that new footings and some backfill would be required. He also stated that Mr. Bogg's office was concerned as to possible damage to the County's proposed new bridge, but that repairs could not be made until next Spring. • MAYOR TRIMINGHAM reported that he had been contacted by an engineering firm that proposed to furnish engineering services to small communities. The Council was of the opinion that such services would be no improvement over the existing procedure for securing engineering, services when required. COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVED: 12/16 Harry Harding 12/7 Leo Pacheco 12/4 Women's Improvement Club Suggested parking regulations. Application for job at sewage treatment plant. Suggestions for tree planting. ACTION ON COMMUNICATIONS: Mr. Harding's recommendations were taken under consideration. The Clerk was directed to advise Mr. Pacheco that there was no opening for employment at the sewage treatment plant at present. The Women's Improvement Club recommendations were referred to Councilman Hansen. THERE BEING no further business to come before the Council, the meeting was adjourned at 9:10 P.M. to meet again in regular session at 7:30 P.M. on Tuesday, January 3, 1950.