JUL 1950 TO MAY 1954 - Laserfiche WebLink

1 1 1 61 MR. LASSEN;'thanked the Council for'their time courtesies. assured the Council that he would be available at any time to discuss any of the problems whenever the Council was desired. MAYOR OXSEN, thanked Mr. Lassen Mr. Moore for coming before the Council stat- ing their plans as the Council had heard many conflicting rumors, and assured Mr. Lassen, that the Council would cooperate in every way possible. MAYOR OXSEN called on Ralph Hitch: MR. HITCH, asked the Council for the Annual $300.00 donation to the Chamber of Com- merce. UPON MOTION of Councilman Trimingham and seconded by Councilman Hansen and approved by all Councilmen present the Clerk was authorized to draw $300.00 from the Music Promotion Fund payable to the Pleasanton Chamber of Commerce. DR. HECTOR, asked why more directional signs could not be erected: showing the way and miles to Pleasanton. MR. AMARAL, explained that the matter had been taken up with the State many times a) in the past but there is no State Highway through Pleasanton. .The.State has even CD refused permission to erect the Neon sign new location on Highway #50. MR. RITENOUR, informed the Council that the Neon sign formally located at Highway #50 L. is now going to be placed at Bernal Hill Rd. (Highway #21) COUNCILMAN ABROTT, asked Mr. Harris Public Health Officer why Chevron Station water analysis check was so high? MR. HARRIS, stated that the only thing they,could;figure was, because of the recent work done on the Water District pipe line on Vineyard Avenue caused a disturbance in the line and'there being no check valve between the two ..systems it.backed into the Town lines. STREETS BUILDINGS: Councilman Hansen reported that a broom attachment for the Ford tractor could be purchased from the Lawrence Tractor Company for $689.00 plus tax. Councilman Hansen made a motion to purchase the broom from Gas. Tax money seconded by Councilman Abrott and approved by all Councilman present. COUNCILMAN HANSEN extended congratulations to the Police Dept. for the manner in which the Parade was handled requested the Clerk to wtite Sherriff Gleason Captain Creel, thanking them for their assistance and work. FIRE DEPT. CITY HALL: Councilman Trimingham requested a letter.be sent.to Sam WHit- ing thanking him for the use of'his car for the two parades. Councilman Trimingham called on Fire Chief Amaral for a report on the Farm Bureau party for the Fire Dept. Fire Chief Amaral said that the Committee fell below their goal. UTILITIES: Councilman Abrott reported that Mr. Meyers was at work leveling the new Effluent Field and the cost would be arount $2,000.00. Mr. Mwyers suggested that the pipe valves be installed after he finished leveling then wait for some rain before "checking" the field as the ground is too dry. Councilman Abrott as also reported that he had contacted Mr. Ryan of the Calif. Con- crete Products Co. of San Jose, who quoted $3,500.00 as approx. cost of installing the pipe, valves labor at the Effluent Fields Whereupon Councilman Abrott intro- duced: RESOLUTION NO. 2166 rejecting Bids as submitted June 4th authorizing necessary material labor for the Effluent Pond Area to be carried on by the Town Day Labor Purchase of Material on the open market. Councilman Abrott submitted•a price of $1,500.00 for LeRoy Compressor recently overhauled. George Sobiela was asked to a look at it. RESOLUTION NO. 2167 (Quick Claim Deed S.F. property) was adopted on motion of Council- man Trimingham and seconded by Councilman Abrott approved by all Councilmen present. ATTORNEY GALE: brought up the curb gutter subject for 3rd Angela Streets stating that Mr. F. Adams said he would be present but since he did not attend Att. Gale said he would prepare the intended letter, to be sent to the property owners present it at the next meeting for approval. Attorney Gale was authorized to look into the incorporation Ordinances to be applied to Pleasanton.