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218 3/27/50 Ala. Co. Health Dept. 3/27/50 County Surveyor 3/30/50 Board of Supervisors 3/30/50 R. E. Ramseier 4/3/50 Matt Jorgensen 3/10/50 County Auditor 3/22/50 3/23/50 3/29/50 n 11 ACTION ON COMMUNICATIONS: Offer to sample city water supply. Notice of bid opening date for Division Street Bridge. Decline to pay for improving Spring Street. Sorensen estimate delayed for completion of contract. Resignation as City Clerk. Transmit tax collections $510.60. 11 11 11 25.24 11 11 n 1,054.52. 11 It n 39.15 The Clerk was directed to request the Pleasanton Times to publicize the proposed reactivation of the Ground Observer Corps and the need for a volunteer supervisor. He was also directed to request the County Health Department to test samples twice monthly from the City water system and to notify the Berkeley Yeast Laboratory to discontine their testing. He was also requested to notify the B.P.W.C. that 3 or 4 members of the Council would attend their Charter Night dinner. The Clerk's resignation was Yield for further consideration. All other communications were ordered filed. HEALTH INSPECTOR DAVIS stated that his department would sample the City water supply twice monthly. He also stated that no action was being taken to establish a County dump in this area and suggested that Supervisor Stanley be asked to take some action. COMMMITTEE REPORTS: POLICE AND JUDICIARY: Councilman Brenner stated that he had nothing to report. STREETS AND BLDGS.: Councilman Hansen recommended, and the Council ap- proved, that W. Garcia be allowed to remove an old locust tree at his residence on First Street. Councilman Hansen also recommended that the Town become a member of the Association of Council approved and authorized Councilman ship. He also recommended the purchase of ments for use in the Street Department and requested to secure further information as Electrical Inspectors. The Hansen to secure the member - a small tractor with attach - other Town departments. He was to type of equipment, cost, etc. CITY HALL & FIRE DEPT.: Councilman Oxsen stated that he had nothing to report. Fire Chief Amaral requested the Council to waive the dance permit fee for the Fire Dept. dance to be held in May. The Council agreed. The Fire Chief recommended purchase of canvas covers for the protection of furnitur @y ?Tom water damage during a fire. He also advised that he was compiling a list of items recommended by the Board of Fire Underwriters' report. PUBLIC UTILITIES: Councilman Toney reported that the Sewage Treatment Plant contract as practically 100% completed and that the fence was being erected. CITY ATTORNEY GALE advised that an error in the survey was holding up the Title Insurance Co. on the title to the new sewage ponding area. The Clerk was requested to contact the San Francisco Water Department Engineering Department to have the survey corrected. The City Attorney also advised that he had procured a model traffic ordinance from the League of California Cities and suggested that the proposed new stop signs be held up pending adoption of such an ordinance. RENO CAIRO offered to submit a price on the proposed tractor for the Street Dept. He was referred to Councilman Hansen. RESOLUTION NO. 2099, authorizing payment for engineering and inspection services, in the amount of $445.39, to R. E. Ramseier, was adopted on motion of Councilman Toney, seconded by Councilman Brenner and approved by all Councilmen. RESOLUTION NO. 2100, authorizing payment of bond interest and redemption on the 1910 and 1929 bonds, in the amount of $2,397.50, was adopted on motion of Councilman Brenner, seconded by Councilman Oxsen and approved by all Councilmen.