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77 STREETS AND BUILDINGS: Councilman Oxsen reported that he and gr. Mancini had gone over. -the proposed widening of Main Street between Rose Ave.eari.dh:Aligela St. and the repair of sidewalks on Main St., and that Mr. Mancini would submit his recommenda- tions in the near future. The Clerk was instructed to contact Mr. Mancini if his report was not redeived the following week. CITY HALL AND FIRE DEPT; Councilman Hansen reported that no fire hose had yet been received from the County. He also ad- vised that recovering the washroom floor in the City Hall was completed and that painting at the Fire House and repairs to the heater would be taken care of. He was authorized to improve the City Hall Christmas decorations by procuring some additional lighting. PUBLIC UTILITIES: Councilman Mezza reported that his department had been very busy but would very soon start cleaning up at the Sewer Farm. MAYOR TRIMINGHAM stated that he expected to see Sheriff Gleason in the near future to arrange for help in dismantling the building purchased at Camp Parks. He suggested that as there was now sufficient fence available to enclose the entire lot at the pump station, the Street and Utility Departments should start hauling the lumber immediately. JOHN AMARAL requested that a sign or-signs be placed on St. Marys Street warning truck drivers to keep clear of overhanging trees. Councilman Oxsen was authorized to haveathe signs installed. CITY ATTORNEY NILSON advised that State laws authorized the Council to adopt an Ordinance to take advantage of County Offices for tax assessment and collections and to enter into an agreement with the County to provide for compensation to the County. He presented and read AN ORDINANCE ELECTING THAT THE DUTIES OF ASSESSING PROPERTY AND COLLECTING TAXES FOR THE TOWN OF PLEASANTON SHALL BE PERFORMED BY THE COUNTY ASSESSOR AND THE COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR OF THE COUNTY OF ALAMEDA; AND AUTHORIZING THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE. TOWN OF PLEASANTON TO ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF ALAMEDA COUNTY FOR THE AMOUNT OF MI PENSATION TO BE CHARGED FOR THE PERFORMANCE OF SAID SERVICES. This proposed ordinance was introduced by Councilman Oxsen and was ordered filed on motion of Councilman Hansen, seconded by Council- man Mezza and approved .by all Councilmen present. ATTORNEY NILSON outlined the required procedure for the proposed sewage disposal bond election. Mayor Trimingham proposed that sufficient time be allowed to acquaint the voters with the necessity for the proposed improvements. ATTORNEY NILSON reported that he had advised the owners of the Mexico Linda Cafe property that certain repairs were necessary and that they should contact Mr. Sobiela as to the details of the required repairs. THE CLERK was directed to protest the inadequacy of, the amount of liquor license apportionment received from the State in view of recent legislation allotting all such revenue to the. cities. ENGR. MBIEiA reported some minor damage to water pipes from con- struction activities on Pleasanton Ave. He also reported that drainage had been provided for and an additional culvert installed across Angela St. but no headwall had been provided. The Clerk was directed to contact the County's Res. Engr. as to the need for a headwall. _RESOLUTION NO. 1959 approving and adopting the memorandum agree- ment for Expenditure of Gas Tax Funds for the Fiscal Year 1948 was adopted on motion of Councilman Hansen, seconded by Councilman Mezza and approved by all Councilmen present. RESOLUTION NO. 1960 authorizing purchase of Building No. L -43 at Camp Parks for the sum of $350 was adopted on motion of Councilman Mezza, seconded by Councilman Hansen and approved by all Council - men present.