JUL 1950 TO MAY 1954 - Laserfiche WebLink

38 MR. GOODRIDGE was given o. k. to order maps No. 4gA; LS and 7 X 10 ft. full City map. COUNCILMAN TRIMINGHAM asked Mr. Goodridge to make an estimate of the bad spots on St. Mary Street. ACTING MAYOR HANSEN called on Mike Lebedeff who requested the Council to pass some definate Ordinance pertaining to the Taxi stands. Discussion followed. CITY ATTORNEY GALE suggested that he be given time to look into the matter, then meet with both Cab owners in the presence of Chief of Police Delucchi to work out some definate plan. PUBLIC HEALTH: Hery Davis, reported that on a couple occasions the water tested much too high and that something would have to be done but on second check they were normal. It was suggested that at that time they were, working on the main at the new Hagstrom+ s Store and was probably to blame. Mr. Davis also reported that there had been some Rodent complaints and that he had turned them over to the Rodent control who will check the Town. MR. JOHN EDGREN president of the Chamber of Commerce requested the annual contribu- tion from the City of$300.00 be increased as all costs have raised. Mr. Edgren also reported that the Chamber of Commerce is working hard for larger attendenance that they get a better cross section Merchants and what they want. Also requested that the Council call on the Chamber of Commerce at ary time that they may be able to help and expressed their desire for close cooperation. ACTING MAYOR HANSEN stated that before any action be taken that the Council wait until Mayor Oxsen is back in the chair. MR. EDGREN told the Council that the Town of Pleasanton was named in a County Chamber of Commerce Industrial ad that would have National circulation and that the changes were being made in the Xmas lighting set -up more lights were being added etc. and also requested that some thought be given to having the Town employees help erect the Xmas decorations as they do in Livermore. If the weather is not good in the planned Sunday the decorations are late in going up or coming down. CLAIMS NO' s 236 261 incl. amounting to $1,622.04 were presented and refered to the Finance Committee: 236 George F. Sobiela 237 Building Code Co, 23g P. Christesen 239 County of 'Alameda 240 The Diamond Match Co. 2 John Edgren Sons 2 Fritz Schwarting 243 Sam Elliott Electric 244 Howard Supply Co. 245 Henry J. Kaiser 2 Herman G. Kolln Son 247 E. Donald Matthews -M.D. 24S Mueller Company 2 A. W. Oxsen 250 Pacific Coast Aggregates 251 Pacific Gas& Electric Co. 252 Pacific Tele. Tele. Co. 253 Pleasanton Service Station 254 The Pleasanton Times 255 Pleasanton Variety 256 Service Heat Power Co. 257 Signal Oil Company 25g Smith Bros. 259 Standard Oil Company 260 Thiessen's Machine Shop 261" Western Loose Leaf OFFICER'S REPORTS FOR FEBRUARY 1951 CLERK REPORTED: Given to Chief of Police for Collections: 5 Licenses 655 Water Bills Cash on Hand Last Report Services Special Officer Uniform Bldg. Code Building Inspection Maintenance Prisoner Supplies Lime Labor Material Colas Repair Labor Pipe Ladder Crushed Rock Hardware Supplies Professional Service, Sales Tax for Feb. Billing Expenses Crushed Rock Electric Service Telephone Service Install Muffler Publishing Postal Cards File Cards Lock Keys Boiler Tea Cocks 7.50 5.67 136.00 10.50 29.20 63.og 1 1+.50 32.80 16.59 25.86 10.00 7.01 57.59 17:8. 72+.07 69.20 10.03 64.73 2.30 8.92 Gas Oil Tire Repair Brake Fluid 59.3 Office Supplies 8.45 Gas Oil 38.23 Machine Work 15.17 Duplicate City Warrants Claims 56.1+ 11 )4.00 2,248.70 $52,132.54