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6 6/8/51 County of Alameda 6/14/51 County: of Alameda 6/4/51 Alameda County Health Dept.. 6/18/51 6 2 5/5 1 7/2/51 ,tt 11 11 1 It 11 111 tt 9 MR. SAM DiLAURA, asked the Council for permission to sion granted. Warrant 30457 $19.86 Tax Redemption Warrant 30908 22.96 Gen. Tax Penalty Laboratory analyses of water n tt. 11 9 It tt 11 t1 n It 11 ii remain open 24 hours. Permis- DR. HECTOR, stated that he Was.present in the interest of Flouridation the Coun- cil's action. DICK HARRIS Public Health Insp., informed the Council that the application was held up pending the Council's choice of equipment. MAYOR OXSEN read a clipping "from a San Jose newspaper stating that the. Court would ask the Attorney Generals opinion fcr adding a chemical to Public Water Supply. DR. HECTOR, the Bill that was defeated in the Senate.on Felt that the city should apply for the permit as most of the legal techni- calities will probably be cleared up by.the time the permit is granted. COUNCILMAN ABROTT, stated that he had reviewed the estimates and types of equip- ment for Flouridation that the various Company's have submitted. Councilman Abrott, recommended the saturation method and equipment as submitted by Bldg's Pacific, Inc. quoted at $737.00. The Council accepted Councilman Abrott's recommendation. MR. HARRIS, thanked.the Council and said that the. application would- be.completed and turned over to the Clerk for signatures and formal filing. MAYOR OXSEN called on Mr. Harding of the First National Bank. MR. HARDING introduced Messers Lassen Moore, and stated that they had a program to present to the Council that would be of great value to the Town. Mr. Lassen thanked the Council, and stated that he had purchased the land opposite the Sewage Disposal Plant and is going to sub divide same. The low ground next to the Highway that is under water during the winter, would as planned be made into a lake 900x500 there would be a swimming pool, and an area set aside for a school. It is planned to put in a well that will serve the swimming pool lake. Mr. Lassen assured the Council that while this is still in the planning stage he will go through with it, as soon as material Government approval are forth- coming. Whereupon Mr. Lassen asked if the Town would annex the area. MAYOR OXSEN, stated that while the Sewage Disposal Plant could be made to handle double it's present capacity something would have to be done about the Water System. Mew reservoir wells etc. as water capacity could not handle any addi- tion. MR. LASSEN felt confident that the City of S.F. would cooperate with the Town on the water situation and suggested a meeting to that effect. MAYOR OXSEN, said he talked to Mr. Espy in regards to any annexations after hearing rumors of the possible sub divisions, but stated, he received no definate answer, but was led to beleive that it was possible. COUNCILMAN TRIMINGHAM, explained that under the 1916 agreement with the City of S.F. Pleasanton was allowed 6009,000 gallons per day, and if it were to annex a new sub division we would probably have to purchase at the prevailing rates. MR. HARDING, felt that the City of S.F. took into consideration, future expantion for Pleasanton wasn't using 600,000 gallons per day at that time. MAYOR OXSEN, asked Mr. Lassen how fast they expected to proceed with their build- ing program. MR. LASSEN, stated that they were in hopes of getting underway within 3 months within a years time they plan to have 100 homes completed. all of this, of course, hinges on Government restrictions F.H.A. approval how fast the homes sell. COUNCILMAN ABROTT, suggested that the Council have a survey made by an Engineer,- ing Company specializing in water. as to the reservoirs, limes etc. to supply 700 a..dditional homes. DIXCUSSION FOLLOWED: