JUN 1946 TO JUL 1950 - Laserfiche WebLink

ALL OFFICERS' REPORTS were approved COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVED: 2/8 Board Fire Underwriters 2/8 Southern Pacific Co. 2/9 Berkeley Yeast Lab. 2/10 County Auditor 2/12 Peter Sorensen 2/16 ;Div._ "Hiways 2/23 State Controller 2/27 Roxy Theatre 3/1 Interntl. Assoc..Elec. Inspec. 3/3 R:.,E::Rainserer FT. ":r ACTION ON COMMUNICATIONS: 213 and ordered filed. Map of town fire facilities Agreement for sewage pipe xing Water analysis Tax collections $276.86 Req. extension sewage plant contract Req. completion report on Main St; rep. Copy audit sewer contract expenditure .Acknowledge town letter re:parking Req. town become member Suggest bronze plaque for sewage plant On motion of Councilman Toney, seconded by Councilman Brenner and approved by all Councilmen and extension of time of forty five (45) days was granted to Peter Sorensen for completion of the sewage treatment plant contract. The agreement fora pipe xing of the S.P.R.R. was held for action later in thern1eeting. The International Assoc. of Electrical. Inspectors request was referred to Councilman Hansen for investigation. All other communications were ordered filed. • A REPRESENTATIVE of the local unit of Junior Statesmen requested permiss- ion for that group to conduct a meeting of the Town Council. Mayor Trimingham stated that the Council would be happy to have them take over at the next regular meeting on April 3rd. MR. CHARLES MADSEN spoke at some length on the necessity of all Civic groups making every possible effort to promote additional employment to care for the ever increasing population in this state. HEALTH INSPECTOR DAVIS requested routine investigations of food handling establishments and sonsiderable work being done to clean up rodent infes- tation in the Town. He also reported some improvement in the appearance of creek banks at the northerly town entrance and suggested that possibly more could be done. At his suggestion the Clerk was directed to request the County Health Officer to make periodic examination of the-Town water s IT WAS AGREED that Mr. Kost be employed to remove some trees at the sewage treatment plant providing he had proper insurance coverage to protect the Town. COMMITTEE REPORTS: POLICE & JUDICIARY Councilman Brenner reported that Chief of Police Delucchi was recuperating satisfactorily but would be off the job for some time yet. He also advised that he had talked with two County Supervisors and they were of the opinion that the County would act favorably on a request for assistance od improving Spring St. to Mc. Kinley Park. The Clerk was instructed to forward such a request to the Board of Supervisors pointing out that this road was of more than local interest as the Park is used by many groups from throughout the county. At Councilman Brenner's suggestion the clerk was diredted to add John' Edgren & Sons and the Mohawk distributor to the list of gasoline suppliers for the Town. STREETS & BLDGS. Councilman Hansen reported that twenty two (22) trees had been planted at locations recommended by the W.I.C. The request of Joe Nevis to remove and replace two (2) old trees on Bernal Ave. was approved. City Atty. Gale was requested to prepare an ordinance to provide for stop signs as previously outlined excepting to omit the one on Pleasanton Ave. at Division ,St. and to include an unloading zone on Spring St. at Main St. CITY HALL & FIRE DEPT. Councilman Oxsen reported that the proposed lease of the sewer pond area had not yet been arranged. He also advised that the water system for the City Hall Park was ready for installation. PUBLIC UTILITIES Councilman Toney reported. that the pumps at the sewage treatment plant had given some trouble but were o. k. for manual operation as required. He advised that some changed due to discreparcies in elevations