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Pleasanton, California June 13, 1950 • The Council of the Town of Pleasanton met in adjourned regular session at 8 :10 P.M. on the above date with Mayor Oxsen im the chair. Absent - Councilman Toney. Mayor Oxsen stated that this meeting was called to hear the Fire Inspec- tion report with recomendations as offered by the Board Fire Underwriters of the Pacific and would be presented by Fire Chief John J. Amaral. Mayor Oxsen stated that a bond would have to be posted for the new City Clerk and the present bond on Matt Jorgenson (resigned) should be can- celled. The matter was turned over to City Attorney Gale. LAWS & JUDICIARY: Councilman Hewitson asked for additional policeman for Fair Parade - Sunday July 2nd. - was informed by Mayor Oxsen that in the past, 25 men have been supplied from Alameda Co. Sheriffs office. The Clerk was diredted to write Sheriff Hleason viith copy to Mr. Clarence Creel requesting same this year. Councilman Toney arrived 8:20 P.M. ° Councilman Trimingham asked if the Council was to 'ride in Fair Parade; was informed that they would. Councilman Trimingham has the car and will decorate same. COMMUNICATION from Fair Board; requesting $300.00 from City .for Street decorations for Fair - bn'a motion by Councilman Toney, seconded. by Councilman Hewitson and approved by all Councilmen, it was ordered paid. Mayor Oxsen asked if the Audit was under way? The Clerk informed the Mayor and Council that the Treasurer's Book and Bank Statements would be delivered to Mr. Frevola on Wed. June 14th. JuelOpeGale requested that his books be included in the Audit. Fire Chief John J. Amaral read in detail, the recomendations of the Board of Fire Underwriters of the Pacific, before the Council. It was discussed at length, and set aside for further consideration. Tit was also reported by Fire Chief Amaral that the Fire Dept. was - desirous of more money. Two plans: Pay for drills - or - Bldg; fires within City limits; which averaged approximately (4) per year, with an average of eight men answering the call. Councilman Trimingham reported that the Water Dept. did a good job at the Soft Ball Field, as they had the .pipe lino and stand pipes in, in time to water the field before dedication and game time June 12th. - and thanked the Dept. for same. Fair Parade Committee was granted permission to use City Streets for the usual line of march. There being no further business to come before the Council; The meeting was adjourned at 11:10 P.M. to meet again in regular session, 8:00 P.M. Monday July 3rd.