JUN 1946 TO JUL 1950 - Laserfiche WebLink

209 ALL OFFICERS' REPORTS were approved and ordered filed. MARGARET O'SHEA was present and requested that she be permitted to rent the reservoir tract for horse pasture. Mayor Trimingham advised her that the lot could not be used for this purpose due to the fence being in poor condition. JOE AVILLA was present and asked if the Council had reached a decision on his request to install a septic tank on his property on Vineyard Avenue. Councilman Toney agreed to check on the feasibility of installing a pump to boost the sewage into the Town sewer. City' Attorney Gale advised that the property owner was responsible for getting the sewage into the Town system. WM. BONETTI,.representing the Richfield Oil Co. requested that in so far as his Company paid a Town license, it be allowed to share in the Town purchases of gasoline and oil, even tho the Richfield gas station is located outside of the City limits. Mayor Trimingham appointed Councilmen Oxsen, Toney and Hansen as a Committee to study..the license set up. FIRE CHIEF Amaral advised that the Board of Fire Underwriters had submitted a report on the findings in their recent survey of the Town. He also re- ported that the Fire House roof was leaking again. At his suggestion, the Clerk was directed to write a letter to Mr. E. Quaglia expressing apprecia- tion for allowing use of his pool to test fire apparatus. He "also advised that the gas pump at ttie Fire House was taking upLgood space and requested that it be removed. He was authorized to have a new map of the Town made for the Fire Department at a cost not to exceed $30.00. HEALTH INSPECTOR DAVIS reported routine inspection of food handling es- tablishments, all of which were satisfactory. He also stated that both State and County men were working here on rodent control. COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVED: 1/19 J. J. Amaral, Fire Chief 1/24 State Comp. Insurance Fund 1/25 State Dept. Finance 1/25 Board of Fire Underwriters 1/25 County Surveyor 1/23 Johns - Manville Corp. 2/3 R. E. Ramseier 2/3 Board of Supervisors 2/4 Jorgensen & Keefe 2/6 John Mancini ACTION ON COMMUNICATIONS: Report of burning Mrs. Rose's lot. Transmit, rebate $254.34 Transmit partial State reimbursement on Sewage Plant construction $15,380. Submit report on Town of Pleasanton. Notify to care for utilities on Hopyard Road Bridge during recon- struction. Offer to show movie on Transite Pipe. Approve extension time for Sewage Plant Contractor. Transmit agreement for tax collection 1950/51 Request share in Town insurance. Preliminary estimate to improve Spring Street. The Board of Fire-Commissioners' Report was held for informal meeting by the Council. The Clerk was instructed to advise Mr. Boggs that the Town would arrange to care for its pipe crossing the Division Street-Bridge. Councilmen Toney, Oxsen and Hansen were appointed a committee to investigate means of allocating the Town's insurance among the different agents. The report on improvements to Spring Street was held for further investiggtion. RESOLUTION NO. 2082 authorizing the Mayor to enter into an agreement with the County to collect Town Taxes for the year 1950 -51 was adopted on motion of Councilman Hansen, seconded by Councilman Oxsen and approved by all Councilmen present. - All other communications were ordered filed. COMMITTEE RETORTS: STREETS & BUILDINGS: Councilman Hansen reported that Frank Medeiros had requested permission to remove 2 locust trees on Harrison Street. Councilman Hansen was authorized to procure what trees were needed for planting by the Town. He reported on an investigation of "Stop Signs" and recommended that such signs be placed at the following intersections: West side at Rose and Pleasanton Avenues. West and East sides at Angela and Third Streets. East side at Abbie and Third Streets. East side at Pleasanton Avenue and Division Street. Regalia Avenue mut at Spring Street.