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90 MR. FRANK MLDEIROS requested permission for the Druids to use Main Street for a small parade on the evening of March 13. Permission was granted, and Councilmen Brenner and Oxsen were authorized to make any necessary arrangements.. RESOLUTION NO. 1966 authorizing the County Health Officer to provide Health Department services in the Town of Pleasanton without compensation was adopted on motion of Councilman Oxsen, seconded by Councilman Mezza and approved by all Councilmen. COMMITTEE REPORTS: LAWS AND JUDICIARY: Councilman Brenner reported nothing unusual other than Officer Avilia had been required to go to Los Angeles on a stolen car case. STREETS AND BUILDINGS: Councilman Oxsen reported that overhanging trees had been trimmed at the school crossing at Main & Abbie Streets. He also reported that 2 loads of lumber had been hauled from Camp Parks and that a large truck or semi would be required to haul the long sticks. The Street Dept. had been busy with street repairs but would do more hauling soon. CITY HALL AND FIRE DEPT: Councilman Hansen reported that Mrs. Stovall of the ,7omen's Improvement Club had advised that due to the lack of seasonal rainfall, the Club wasp not going to plant any trees this year, but would like to have the Town's $25 contribution used toward cleaning up the lot in back of the City Hall. She had also presented a drawing of the ultimate improvement planned for this park. It was agreed that the Town would pay for 25 worth of work on the lot. Councilman Hansen also reported that the Fire House furnace was all repaired. PUBLIC UTILITIES: Councilman Mezza reported that due to lack of grade only 300 feet of sewer pipe was laid in Rose Avenue, and the Contract price would be adjusted accordingly. He also reported that weeds were being burned at the Sewer Farm. He was authorized to purchase 4 -1" meters offered for sale to the Town by a War - Surplus dealer. MAYOR TRIMINGHAM suggested that the Council hold an open meeting to acquaint the voters with the proposed sewage disposal improve- ments. The Council agreed that the meeting should be held at an early date, and the Clerk was instructed to ask Mr. Ramseier to be pr e sen t at a meeting to be held either February 10th or 12th. HEALTH INSPECTOR DAVIS reported that he had had a request for a permit to operate a restaurant in the Thiessen Bldg. on Main St. Investigation had disclosed that work had been done on the building • in violation of the Build ing Code, and the owner had been -ar- rested and was currently out on $200 bail. He reported that otherwise food handling in the Town is improved and restaurant and bar owners were cleaning up their premises. CHIEF OF POLICE DELUCCHI was instructed to check on electrical work being done without proper permits. RESOLUTION NO. 1967 petitioning the Board of Supervisors to-pro- vide a swimming pool at the Fair Grounds was adopted on motion of Councilman Brenner, seconded by Councilman Mezza, and approved by all Councilmen. ENGINEER SOBIELA reported that he anticipated no water shortage for- the Town. He also reported that water service had been re- quested by Duke Bonde on Neal Street and Mr.. Kidd on Rose Ave. He was authorized to make the necessary main extensions to pro- vide for these services. THE CLERK reported that Mr. Cattallini had indicated that he would be receptive to a lump sum settlement for the pipe line right of way across his property on Division Street. RESOLUTION NO. 1965 authorizing payment of salaries in the amount of $2,479.50 for the month of January was adopted on motion of Counc ilman Oxsen, seconded by Councilman Brenner and approved by all Counc ilmen.