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r ,) 1 -3.x.1 A simplier type, could be easily operated and that he 'was encouraged;-to� consider same because there were not so many parts to the outfit. There figure for the equipment concerned a price of 700.00 on a Chemco -M -3 Vacuum type solution fed chlorinator with tax. %tra,and a price of 8850.00 on Chem6o-M-1 Vacuum type solution fed, with tax extra. Councilman reported that, representatives of the Wallace & Tiernan Corporation had been to Pleasanton and had taken he and Mr.' Sinclair to inspect plants of the City of San Francisco at Sunol and the Calaveras Dam. The correspondence from both companies was.then introduced.. Councilman Mazza explained that in connection with the installation of chlorination, a new pump set -up would be needed: He reported that a new twdflnch pump would be required to pump out of wells and the sump with a 10 H.P.- motor installation. He said that two pumps would then be available and the project could amply be taken care of. There was some discussion with regards to the chlorination matter among t'he councilmen, but no decision was reached. Mayor Rivolta took up the Agreement with the City of Pleasanton entered into with the Spring 'Valley water Company and now being carried out by the City of San Francisco. Mayor Rivolta was of the opinion that it might be well to see whether or not a new well could be secured together with a new pipe line from the well to the city limits and also procure an added area around the present well so in case a new well was needed that same could be sunk and if the above could be procured that the agreement with the City be cancelled, it being understood, however, that the City of San Francisco furnish.what was required before the agreement was cancelled. He stated that if this was done and the new pipe line put in from the property where the present well was located to the city well property that chlorination would not be needed. Councilman Brenner was against such proceedure, feeling that the privileges that the town enjoyed would be jeopardized and he asked that the matter be given very carefuly consideration before 'anything was done. He also ,was of the opinion that the voters should decided with regards the agreement. The matter was then opened up with regards contamination of water in the well at McKinley Park etc. and water in the wells at the Main Street Bridge, the latter during high water in the creek. Discussion on the matter among the councilmen developed the project of acquiring land in the vicinity of Pleasanton where wells could be sunk in order that same might be available if present wells gave out: Attorney Nilson reported to the council that the present well being used outside the city limits for the account of the City of San Francisco was on'the Groth property and it was his understanding that the well could be used as long as it fasted and he recommended that the city acquiring rights since same is not a city well and the' right could not be passed on. He further reported that at the time the City of .San 'Francisco took over the Spring Valley property that the city acquired the right -to take water from the Spring Valley wells but that the Spring Valley still retain some water rights and that endeavor to acquire these regardless of whether they were fractional rights or not: Both he and the Clerk ,,reported on the city strip and the Clerk recommended that the strip north of the Hansen & Orloff properties on Valley Avenue be looked into. The Clerk presented a notice from the State Railroad Commission regarding the hearing at the City Hall in Hayward on December 5th at 10 o'clock concerning the application of 'the Southern Pacif is Company, for permission to discontinue the operation of passenger trains No. 231 and 232 between Tracy and Oakland Pier via Niles and second to discontinue all regular passenger service between Tracy & Elmhurst via Niles. The Clerk inquired as to whether the town should send a letter to the Commission protesting same or whether a representative of the Council would appear at the hearing. Before there was any discussion on the matter among the councilmen, Attorney Nilson took up the matter and asked that consideration be given befarer_action was taken. He stated that at the present the service as far as Pleasanton was concerned mainly concerned mail and express service, since the bus lines were accommodating passengers. He further stated that the question might arise if a' protest was entered with regards the number of passengers using the train service. He felt that something should be done to insure better mail service for the community and gave that thought to the Ebuncil. The council then discussed the situation and all were of the opinion that something should be done to improve mail and express service fot* the community and of course the community should have better passenger service whether the trains or the bus lines provided same. There was no action taken regarding this matter, The meeting adjourned at 9 o'clock to meet in regular session, Monday evening, 2,9 1940 at 7:30 P.M. CITY CLERK Pleasanton, California, December 2, 1940. December The Town Council of the Town of Pleasanton met' in regular session on the above written date with Mayor Ambrose Rivolta presiding. Present at,.ro.11 call were: Councilmen Brenner.,, Mezza, Trimingham and Rivolta, Coun.ci loran Hansen was :late, The minutes of the November 4th and 28th meet',ings were approved as read. The Clerk then presented Claims No. 269 to 319 inclusive amounting to'$1413.52 and also corrected claim No. 252 - Pleasanton' Agricultural Works for $13.50 as follows: Claim No. 269 -- Pacific Gas & Electric Company., electricity 270 -- t1 11 It IT it 4_11 ?1 u 11 IT 271 -- t, IT 11 „ 11 IT 11 It power 272-- IT IT it IT IT IT It it 11 273 -- It T1 T1 f1 IT It it It electricity 274-- 11 tt tl IT IT IT 11 11 if 11 11 275-- tl 11 11 IT It n 11 t, IT IT It 276-- tt 11 11 11 11 It 11 t, t, it 1f 277 -- 1t 11 11 11 IT 11 t/ 11 gas 278 -- Ashton Britten, professional services 279 -- Caroline M. Ward , , services as librarian 280 -- Manuel V1. Amaro, services as special-officer etc. 281 -- t/ 11 11 It T111 labor 282 - -M. F. Mederios, labor 283 -- Manuel Viada, labor 284 -- Albert Ruiz, labor 285 -- Albert Ruiz, labor $167.79 5.90 110.01 3.00 13.09 .50 5.12 .08 2.23 30.00 36.00 22.25 34.50 31.50 26.25 24.00 10.50