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222 Pleasanton, California April 24, 1950 The Council of the Town of Pleasanton met in adjourned regular session at 8:00 P.M. on the above date with Mayor Oxsen presiding. Roll call showed: present - Councilmen Trimingham, Hansen, Hewitson and Toney. A PROPOSED ORDINANCE authorizing and consenting to the transfer of a por- tion of Division Street, in the Town of Pleasanton, to the County of Alameda as a County highway, was read by the Clerk and introduced by Councilman Trimingham. Councilman Toney arrived at 8:20 P.M. ON COUNCILMAN HANSEN'S recommendation, W. F. Brenner was given permission to remove four old trees at his residence on Pleasanton Avenue. MAYOR OXSEN reported that no volunteer supervisor had been found for the proposed Ground Observation Corps. Councilman Trimingham offered to con- tact James Georgis in an effort to get him to take the post. RESOLUTION NO. 2104, accepting the Sewage Treatment Plant contract with Peter Sorensen as completed, was adopted on motion of Councilman Toney, seconded by Councilman Hewitson and approved by all Councilmen. THE CLERK read applications for the office of City Clerk from the follow- ing persons: Hazel A. Garden - Pleasanton Caron C. McGonegal, D.C. - Pleasanton Gerald C. Smart - Stockton Mary Koze - Pleasanton James A. Wasson - Pleasanton All applications were held for further consideration. MR. ED LIGHT, Superintendent on construction of the sewage treatment plant, expressed his appreciation for the cooperation received from the City officials and employees and from local business people. MAYOR OXSEN pointed out the necessity of making some arrangements to care for the new lams and shrubs in the rear City Hall park.. THE CLERK was directed to check on the requirements for a completion notice to be f Ied for the sewage treatment plant contract. CITY ATTORNEY GALE requested that the Council, or a committee, go over the proposed model traffic ordinance. Mayor Oxsen set Wednesday, May 4, at 8:00 P.M. as the time for an informal meeting to discuss the ordinance. MAYOR OXSEN appointed a Finance Committee of Councilmen Toney, Hansen and Trimingham. Councilman Trimingham to be Chairman. COUNCILMAN TRIMINGHAM reported that Mr. Bergstrom had requested that the Council indicate approval of a contribution of $300 to the Alameda County Fair Association for street decorations during the Fair period for this year as had been done in the past. The request was unbfficially approved. JOHN AMARAL advised -the Council that a representative of a flag manu- facturer had offered to sell decorations to the Town or to business houses at approximately the same price as charged for rentals by the decorating companies. THERE BEING no further business to come before the Council, the meeting was adjourned at 9:40 P.M. to meet again in regular session at 8:00 P.M. on Monday, May 1, 1950.