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72 <br />both agreed that although it was a problem, it could be worked out <br />satisfactorily to Mr. Lassen and to the Town. <br />Mayor Oxsen then reported to the Council that Elizabeth Hall, <br />Executive Director of the Housing Authority of the Town of Pleasan- <br />ton, had telephoned him regarding the "August 15th freeze Mayor <br />Oxsen then expleained the "August 15th freeze" stating that under <br />the Housing Authority act of 1950, effective as of July 1, 1951, <br />vacancies occurring either at Komandorski Village or Kottinger <br />Village were to remain vacant. However, Mayor 0xven explained <br />that this Act was extended to August 15th and that any vacancies <br />occurring after said date were to remain vacant. Mayor Oxsen also <br />stated that Mrs. Hall had said that they already had three vacancies <br />at Komandorski Village and expected two at Kottinger Village within <br />the next few days. Mayor Oxsen stated that a bill had been passed <br />by the HouselRepresentative and was now waiting for the Senate's <br />approval to relieve the freeze. It was suggested by Councilman <br />Trimingham that Mayor Oxsen send a telegraph to Senator Knowland <br />asking him to have the Senate pass this bill in order that said <br />freeze may be relieved. <br />After considerable discussion regarding types of fire hydrants, <br />the City Council aut#orized the purchase of 25 No. 122 Greenberg <br />Single Water Hydrants at $20.25 each and 10 #123 Greenberg Single <br />Water Hydrants at $22.50. It was also suggested that the second <br />hand value of old fire hydrants by secured by Mr. Howard, salesman <br />for s aid hydrants. <br />Mayor Oxsen also read a note from Lon Irwin wherein Mr. Irwin <br />requested the City Council for a permit for a driveway at 213 <br />Angela Street. Councilmen Hansen and Trimingham and City Attorney <br />Bill Gale areto call on Mr. Irwin regarding this matter. <br />Charles Madsen told the City Council that the Town had about 7 <br />slippery plates covering meter boxes and .advised .the City Council <br />that it would take about three gallons of material at 8.55 per <br />gallon to paint these plates to prevent slippage. However, George <br />Sobiela stated that all concrete meter boxes would be installed <br />within a very short time, and therefore the matter was closed. <br />John Amaral appeared before the City Council stating that some <br />property on Vineyard Avenue, recently divided into lots,`has been <br />sold and Mr. Amaral desired information regarding some of the lots <br />in the rear which do not ties into the present sewer line. He <br />was informed by the City Council that the Town would furnish pumps <br />to pump back to the sewer line. The Council also stated that they <br />have already had one cave similar to this one and were expecting <br />another. <br />There being no further business the meeting was adjorned at <br />10 :35 PM. The next regular meeting' of the City Council is to be <br />held on Monday evening, September 4, 1951, to discuss salaries. <br />CLERK <br />1 <br />