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36 Ex -MAYOR TRIMINGHAM stated that his home was quite some distance from 1st. Street and therefore didn't feel that he should voice an opinion, but felt that the Council would act to the best interests of the Town as a whole. MR. F. V. BRENNER stated he felt practically the same as Mr. Triminghan but felt that it would help for future expansion. MR. ARENDT had no comment other than to say, he was neutral. MAYOR OXSEN then asked the Council itts pleasure. COUNCILMAN TRIMINGHAM said: not withstanding the fact that some of my friends may not approve everyone who has approached me thus far, seems to be in favor or have no definate. stand against the Bridge, I therefore move that the Council go on record, and so notify the Board of Supervisors, that the City Council is in favor of the permanent Bridge over the Arroya at First St., providing there be no cost to the Town of Pleasanton for it's construction or approaches. The motion was seconded by Councilman Hansen and approved by all Councilman present. GEORGE SOBIELA informed the Council that a Mr. Kay who several months ago complet- ed, or moved into his new home on First Street below Vineyard Avenue and has not.con- nected up to the Sewer System and that he has repeatedly requested him to so. THE CLERK was instructed to write Mr. Kay, informing him of City Ord. +95 where- by he is usbject to a $100.00 fine etc. RESOLUTION NO. 213g ttPayrolll' Authorizing payment of salaries in the amount of $2,g40,99 for the month of January was adopted. on motion of .Councilman Hansen, sec- onded, by Councilman Trimingham and approved by all Councilman present. Mayor PLEASANTON,- CALIFORNIA February 13, 1951 The Council of the Town of Pleasanton met in regular adjourned session on the above date at 7:30 P.M. with Mayor Oxsen in the chair. Roll call showed: Councilmen Hansen, Trimingham and Abrott present. Absent Councilman Hewitson due to illness MAYOR OXSEN called upon Engineer Ramseier for his recommendations for the Bids submitted for the pipe crossing at the Sewage Treatment Plant. ENGINEER RAMSEIER: by form of letter: recommended the Council to'accept the Bid of Underground Construction Company, who was low bidder for the pipe crossing under S.P.R.R. After some discussion as to the location of stand pipes; the lay out checks for best irrigation restlts and to insure minimum work and cost..It was agreed to hold said plans to obtain suggestions from others in the vacinity as to economical, yet most effecient lay -out for the proposed permanent pasture. MR. RAMSEIER also informed the Council that he would bring an assistent and make the necessary wiring changes on the panel at .Sewage Treatment Plant. RESOLUTION NO. 2139 accepting the Bid of Underground Construction Company in the total of $2,806.00, for the pipe crossing under the S.P.R.R. at the Sewage Treat- ment Plant was adopted upon notion of Councilman Trimingham, seconded by Council- man Abrott and approved by all i_Councilmen present. THE CLERK was instructed to notify the above named Company of the Council's action and inform them that the contract would be forthcoming. CITY ATTORNEY GALE reviewed the right of way to the new pond area. Mr. Gale also presented the figures, as presented by the appraisor of the Fire Insurance Company for City Buildings.