JUN 1946 TO JUL 1950 - Laserfiche WebLink

4/27/50 James Wasson Withdrew application for City Clerk County Auditor Transmit Tax Collections It It 4/10/50 4/13/50 4/18/50 4/25/50 tt n It It tt t, tt ,t office of - $595.59 129.59 398.47 433.54 ACTION ON COMMUNICATIONS: It was decided that a telephone would not be required at the Sewage Treatment Plant. George Sobiela was auth- orized to arrange with the contractor to move town pipe on the Div- ision St. bridge. All other communications were filed . HEALTH INSPECTOR DAVIS reported that a test of the City water showed it to be safe for domestic use. He also advised the Council that the creek is full of garbage and debris and that it is essential that a public dump be provided in this area. John Amaral, secretary of the Pleasanton C. of C. stated that the C. of C. was sponsoring a public dedication of the Sewage Treatment Plant to be held on Saturday May 6, with a dinner,program for Council members and others involved in the building of the plant., FIRE CHIEF AMARAL spoke on the advisability of having property owners clean their lots now rather than wait until they become fire hazards. The Supt. of Streets was "directed to notify property owners that such cleantin must be done. COMMITTEE REPORTS: POLICE AND JUDICIARY - Councilman Hewitson reported that Chief of Police D'elucchi was progressing satisfactorily and should soon return to duty. STREETS AND BLDGS. - Councilman Hansen stated that he had nothing to report. ° CITY HALL AND FIRE DEPT. - Councilman Trimingham reported that care of the rear City Hall Park would require approximately 1 112 hrs. per day and that the W. I. Club possibly had some one in mind for the job. At Councilman Trimmingham's suggestion the clerk was ;directed to write a letter to Mrs. Stovall expressing the Council•'s appreciation of her work in establishing the Park. PUBLIC UTILITIES - Councilman Toney advised that the Sewage Treat- ment Plant had been turned over to the Town and was being operated by the Town employees. He also reported a possibility of building the evaporation pond levees for $0.15 per yd. SUPT. OF STREETS MEDEIROS reported that the P. G. & E. Co. had installed•32 new street lights. ENGINEER SOBIELA reported that two fire hydrants had been broken recently and that he had no more on hand. Mayor Oxsen suggested that this matter be taken up along with the Fire Underwriters Report at an informal meeting to be held on May 3. THE APPOINTMENT of a City Clerk was postponed to the next regular meeting. ORDINANCE NO. 209 "AUTHORIZING AND CONSENTING TO THE TRANSFER OF A PORTION OF DIVISION STREET IN THE TOWN OF PLEASANTON, TO THE COUNTY OF ALAMEDA AS A COUNTY HIGHWAY" was read and was adopted on motion of Councilman Hansen, seconded by Councilman Toney by the following vote: AYES: Councilmen Hewitson, Hansen, Trimingham, Toney and Oxsen NOES: None ABSENT.: None COUNCILMAN TRIMINGHAM reported that Jimmie George had agreed to act as Supervisor& of the proposed reactivated Ground Observation Corps. Mayor Oxsen accordingly appointed him to fill that position. Payment to R. E. Ramseier for Engineering Services was held for further details on the pond construction specifications RES. 2105 Authorizing payment of salaries in the amount of $2,789.50 for the month of April 1950 was adopted on motion of Councilman Trimingham seconded by Councilman Hewitson & approved by all Councilman.