JUN 1946 TO JUL 1950 - Laserfiche WebLink

67 PETITIONS RECEIVED: Petitions to hold dances at the Legion Hall on the nights tof October 25 and November 22 were received from the American Legion and from the V.F.W. respectively. RECESS was ordered for examination of Claims and Reports. ACTION ON CLAIMS:_ The meeting was again called to order and on motion of Councilman Hansen, seconded by Councilman Mezza and approved by all Councilmen, it was ordered that Claims Nos. 76 to 96 incl., amounting to 41,610.94, be paid as presented. ACTION ON REPORTS: All Officers' Reports were approved and ordered filed. ACTION ON COMMUNICATIONS: Councilman Hansen was requested to handle the Mosquito Abatement District complaint about the Sewer Farm. The Clerk advised the Council that notice of hearing by the Health Dept. had been published in the Pleasanton Times as required before action could be taken on the Town's request for a permit to make improvements at the Sewer Farm. On motion of Councilman Oxsen, seconded by Councilman Brenner and approved by all Councilmen, it was authorized that fire insurance in the total amount of 442,500 be carried on Town properties as recom- mend.pd by the report of C. A. Gale. All other communications were ordered filed. ACTION ON PETITIONS: The petitions of the American Legion and V.F.W. to hold dances were approved as presented. Mrs. Harriet Morgan, speaking for the Pleasanton P.T.A., re- quested permission to have a community parade on Hallowe'en on Main Street and also to block off Neal Street from Main to Railroad Ave. for dancing and other activities. She also advised that other civic organizations were to be invited to participate and requested financial assistance from the Town. Permission was granted for the parade and closing of Neat Street as requested. The matter of financial assistance was taken under consideration. COMMITTEE REPORTS: LAWS AND JUDICIARY: Councilman Brenner reported that he would investigate the possibilities of turning in the present Police car for new one. STREETS & BUILDINGS - Councilman Oxsen reported that parallel parking lines had not yet been painted on Main Street between Rose Avenue & Angela Street as it was advisable to wait another 30 days to allow the present diagonal parking lines to wear off. He advised that street repair work was fairly well caught up and that Supt. of Streets Medeiros was off on a 3 day vacation. He also reported that he had an estimate of cost of approximately 3l5.00 per corner for enameled street signs. For 52 corners the total cost would be approximately 4780.00. He was requested to check further into costs and other types of signs. FIRE DEPT. AND CITY HALL: Councilman Hansen reported that he had ordered new wiring out to the Street in front of the City Hall. He stated that he -had not been previously advised of his authorization to have the rest room floor fixed but would take care of it. PUBLIC UTILITIES: Councilman Mezza reported that the meter at the Fair Grounds had been moved back 25 feet inside the property line in order to avoid the drainage ditch. He advised that the cost of the steel fence around the pump sump would be approxi- mately 450.00. He also reported that approximately 400 feet of sewer would be required.for Railroad Ave. north of Division Street and approximately 500 feet on lower Rose Avenue where there would be only 3i feet of fall. He had not yet estimated the cost of this work.