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54 DR. HECTOR stated that it would take probably 50% Floride over a period of time which dosage would be impossible before any ill effects were noted. The State checked a sample of Pleasanton's water and there ins't even a trace .000 is as far as the state would go. The maximum allowed is 1.1 r. MAYOR OXSEN asked the Council's favor. COUNCILMAN TRIMINGHAM asked legal obligation. ATTORNEY GALE stated that. there was a bill in the Senate to remove the legal obliga- tion. DR. HECTOR said that the C.D.A. has contacted the Dentist's requesting they contact their Assembletnari as there is one Religious group opposing Fluridation. COUNCILMAN TRIMINGHAM suggested a special public meeting. COUNCILMAN HANSEN stated that he can't recall when a question brought before the Council has had the support that has been shown in this case added that he would like Pleasanton to be the first in the State. FRANK LUCAS suggested that the Council apply fro permission to add Sodium Floride. MAYOR OXSEN entertained a motion to ask for permission totdium Floride to the Town's water supply Moved by Councilman.Ransen, seconded by Councilman Triming- ham and approved by. all Councilmen present. MR. BONDOLFI dffered to draft the application. COUNCILMAN TRIMINGHAM Clerk to write the Co's who have submitted estimates for detailed information, guarantees etc on their equipment. JACK FIORIO: informed the Council that the weeds were being taken care of at their lots on Rose Ave. that the family is considering building a court on these lots either 8 or 10 units if the Town would take care of the sewage problem that they would prefer the Town to install a pump. If they had to have septic tanks they would not build. •COUNCILMAN ABROTT estimated $400.00 for Septic Tanks $1,000.00 completed. $585.00 for a pump to handle up to 15 units plus pipe and than hole. COUNCILMAN TRIMINGHAM suggested to have the Engineer go over this situation. DISCUSSION followed whereupon Mayor Oxsen told Mr. Fiorio they could proceed with their plans, as the Council would install a pump. ATTORNEY GALE stated that Mr. Amaral has presented him with a deed to the properties on Kottinger Ave.'and that search was made by the Oakland Title Company and appear- ed to be in order. J. J. AMARAL said that the street was wider than it was thought to be with the land the.property owners herewith Deed to the Town it will make a 551 right of way. CLERK was instructed to contact Goodridge for Plans Specifications for Kottinger Ave. DEED presented to the council by Attorney Gale called for adoption of Resolution No. 214 Deed from property owners. Councilman Trimingham moved the adoption Resolution No. 21O, was seconded by Council- man Hansen and approved by all Councilmen present CLERK was instructed to forward Deed Search to Engineer Goodridge upon his approv- al return Deed 2 certified copies of Resolution to Mr. Amaral to have same recorded. CLERK was instructed to apply to. Division of Hiways to add Kottinger Ave. to Pleasan- ton's Major Street program. MAYOR OXSEN declared a 5 minute recess before proceeding with regular business. COMMUNICATIONS: 5/3/51 5/11/51 5/14/51 5/18//'51 5/18/51 5/22/51 5/22/51 5/23/51 5/23/51 5/24/51 5/24/51 Livermore Chamber of Commerce League of Calif. Cities Mr. Arthur Judnich Joe Arbini Alameda Co. Agricultural Fair. ASSC. League of Calif. Cities Pleasanton Elementary P.T.A. League Calif. Cities Pleasanton Parlor Native Sons Women's Improvement Club Alameda'Co. Mosquito Abatement Dist. Division of Highways Rodeo Parade June 9 Reference to Assembly Bill No. 3217 Garbage facilities to a bid or con- tract basis. Thank you. $300.00 Donation Fines Forfeitures Disposition. Suport of Flouridation Schools basic need in the Civil Defence program. Favorable attitude Flouridation. Heartily recommends Flouridation. Concerning the -tule pond. Approved as additonal Major City St. Bernal Ave. Ray St. First St.- Vineyard Ave. Is