JUL 1950 TO MAY 1954 - Laserfiche WebLink

20 10/25/50 Alameda Co. Health Dept. 10/30/50 Division of Highways 10/30/50 Safeway Stores Inc. ACTION ON COMMUNICATIONS: COMMITTEE REPORTS: Laboratory analyses of water Tabulation showing apportionment of October 1950 quarterly payment Information Sales Ordinance All communications were ordered filed. THE COUNCIL endorsed the Alameda County Mutual Aid, Fire Assistence Plan as presented by the County thru Fire Chief Amaral. HEALTH INSPECTOR DAVIS reported that the. Restaurants in Town were in good order. Rodent control is being carried on as usual. Mr. Davis reported in regard to Garbage Disposal site, that there were. no letters on file with the County. The Mayor informed Mr. Davis that all requests thus far have been verbal with Super- visor Stanley. ,STREETS BUILDINGS: Councilman Hansen reported the Streets were cleaned in good time following the storm and that Robert Turner was hired extra to assist in this work. Councilman Hansen also reported that the question-of parking had again been brought to his attention and suggested to John Edgren President of the Chamber of Commerce, in the audience, that he waa in favor of two hour park- ing on Main Street. MAYOR OXSENrequested the Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce to again take up the parking problem on Main Street, with the Chamber and report to the Council. DISCUSSION ON RENT DE- CONTROL in Pleasanton, resulted in the Clerk being ordered to obtain the necessary forms or information from the Housing Authority Offices in Oakland. CITY HALL FIRE DEPARTMENT: Councilman Trimingham reported that Mrs. Stovall had called him in regards :to an arch way for the enterance to the City Hall Park with the words "Memorial Park" on it. And suggested that the High School be asked if they could help to construct and erect same. Councilman Trimingham also reported the City Hall Fire House roof's were in good condition following the storm. The Pleasanton Electric Company had been contacted to install an outside alarm box with the Fire House, but they,had not yet made the installation, so he would get in touch with them again. Councilman Trimingham asked about the deadline date for the Council to file with the Housing Authority, for the purchase of Kottinger Village. Mayor Oxsen stated he would contact the S.F. Office and obtain the latest in- formation. Also suggested that the Council meet with the Kottinger Village Commission, later in the month, to discuss the problem. MAYOR OXSEN stated that Officer Donovan had been ordered to Peralta Hospital by a Specialist fora kidney examination and that it was possible he would have to undergo an operation. MAYOR OXSEN presented Mr. Frevola's three year Audit for acceptence there being no corrections or omissions the Audit was accepted as submitted Mayor Oxsen said that he would obtain information as to how much it would cost to have anuAccountant set up a new and more complete set of books with a regular audits, as per. Mr. Frevola's recommendations. MAYOR OXSEN reported that Engineer Ramsier suggested putting up a spray system, to inhibit odor from Sewage Disposal Plant. City Engineer Geo. Sobiela notified the Council that same had already been er- ected. ON MOTION by Councilman Trimingham, seconded by Councilman Abrott and approved by all Councilmen present; that the Council contribute $50.00 to the Chamber of Commerce for their annual Halloween Parade. MAYOR OXSEN reported that following the storm many trees in Town showed new cracks which added to the already dangerous situation. Requested that Councilman Hansen with the Street Dept. make a survey and report to the Council trees that need replacing and trimming. Those involving power and phone lines would be turned over to the respective companies. CHIEF OF POLICE DELUCCHI: No report but thanked the Street and Water Dept.'s for their assistence during the Parade. PLEASANTON TIMES requested a twenty minute parking zone in front of their Office: Granted.