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COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVED: <br />5/9 - Pleasanton Fire Dept. <br />5/10 -P. G. & E. Co. <br />5/15 -Taxi Lunch <br />5/17 - Alameda Co. Health Dept. <br />5/18. - James Trimingham <br />5/18 -Bd. of Supervisirs <br />5/22 -Mayor Swift <br />5/27 -R. E.'Ramseier <br />5/31 - Bureau of the Census <br />6/5 - Pauline Kruse <br />5/15 -Ala. Co. Health Dept. <br />5/19 - tt tt <br />4/25 - County Auditor <br />5/2 - tt <br />.5/15 - <br />5/19 - tt <br />It it <br />tt <br />Officers elected <br />All street lights ordered 8/30/49 <br />installed. <br />Request to remain open, :24 hrs. <br />during Fair. <br />Annual W /Pleasanton supplement. <br />Resignation as Housing Commissioner <br />Req. proposed City annexations <br />clear w /County Boundary.Commission <br />Invite Mayor to attend San Leandro <br />4th. July celebration. <br />Specifications for Sewer Pond <br />levees & Pipe. <br />Preliminary census for Pleasanton <br />is 2,245. <br />Complaint - Rubbish <br />yard <br />Water analysis <br />Water analysis <br />Transmit Tax Collections <br />. It If 11 <br />in neighbors <br />It N �� <br />11 it It <br />ACTION ON COMMUNICATIONS: <br />o <br />tt <br />$433.54 <br />1;-645.73 <br />18.66 <br />440.03 <br />The Fire Department appointments of John J. Amaral as Chief and <br />George West as Asst. Chief were approved. The Taxi Lunch requests to <br />remain open 24 hours during the Fair was approved. The resignation of <br />James W. Trimingham from the Housing Authority was accepted on motion <br />of Councilman Hansen, seconded by Councilman Hewitson and approved by <br />all Councilmen. The Clerk was directed to decline the invitation of <br />Mayor Swift due to the conflict in dates with the Ala. Co. -Fair. The <br />Clerk was also directed to ask the Times to request anyone not counted <br />in the census to report to the City Clerk. The Clerk was also.directed <br />to contact the Calif. Corregated Culvert Co. to obtain if possible a. <br />preliminary estimate -of the cost of the Sewage pipe xing under'the <br />S.P.R.R. All other communications were filed. <br />PETITIONS RECEIVED: <br />• <br />A petition signed by eleven (11) residents of West Angela St. was <br />presented by Mr. Ed. Parsonage requesting that stop signs be installed <br />on Angela St. at Augustine St. in an effort to slow traffic on Angela <br />St. The matter was discussed and held for further consideration. The" <br />Police Dept. was directed to check on the situation and arrest all <br />speeders. <br />Committee Reports: <br />POLICE AND JUDICIARY: Councilman Hewitson reported that the Police car <br />needed four (4) new tires and recomended that snap -out citation books <br />be procured for the Police Dept. He was authorized to procure both items. <br />STREETS & BLDGS: Councilman Hansen reported that Mrs. Glaser had reques- <br />ted permission to remove a tree from in front of the driveway at the <br />house being built on Rose Ave. Councilman Hansen was authorized to approve <br />the request. He also reported that requests had been received for'add- <br />itional street lighting on Main St. at the Rose Hotel and at Fiorrio's <br />store on Rose Ave. The Clerk was directed to ask the P.G. &E. street <br />lighting engineer to meet with the Council to make a survey of street <br />lighting in the Town. <br />FIRE DEPT.. AND CITY HALL: Councilman Trimingham reported that the rear <br />City Hall Park was not being cared for and that the estimated cost for <br />the required work was $30.00 per month. He also reported a request from <br />Wray Bergstrom to borrow Street Dept. oil sprayer to spray.weeds at the <br />Fair Grounds. Councilman Hansen agreed to have the street dept. do the <br />spraying. <br />PUBLIC UTILITIES: Councilman Toney advised that he had nothing in partic- <br />ular to report. George Sobiela reported that the Sewage Plant was working <br />satisfactorily but required considerable overtime work for which he <br />would like to be paid. He also stated that is general practice for Sewage <br />Plant operators to have typhoid shots. The Council agreed to pay for the <br />shots and took the request for overtime pay under advisement. <br />