JUN 1946 TO JUL 1950 - Laserfiche WebLink

MILK INSPECTOR reported: 12 Samples tested and inspection of all premises selling milk. SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS reported: Salaries and wages Materials and supplies Total, Expense COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVED: 10/26/46 10/29/46 10/31/46 11/1/46 11/1/46 Iairs . H. F. Maser State Dept. Public Works American Legion-Calif. State Div. Highways State Div. Highways PETITIONS RECEIVED: 035.00 40.47 y`{?475.47 Street cleaning in Harris Acres. October quarterly gas tax allocation. Endorsing Federal Airport Program. Closing dates for applications for State funds for Public Works. Locations of Proposed airports contiguous to State Highways. 23 -B Two petitions to hold dances were presented, 1 from the Veterans of Foreign Wars for the night of November 16 and 1 from the Druid's Circle for the night ,of November 30. RECESS was called for examination of claims and reports. ACTION ON C LA IMS AND REPORTS: The and on motion' of Councilman Mezza, approved by all .Councilmen present 470 to 489 incl.,amounting to 4553 Officers Reports were approved and meeting was again called to order seconded by Councilman Oxsen and , it was ordered that claims Nos. .95, be paid as presented. All ordered filed. ACION ON PETITIONS: Dance permits as requested by the Veterans of Foreign Wars and Druid's Circle were granted on motion of Councilman Brenner, seconded by Councilman Oxsen and approved by all Councilmen present. ACTION ON COMMUNICATIONS: All communications were ordered filed without action excepting the letter from Mrs. Maser which was to be discussed later in the meeting. MR. FRANK NEVIS was present at the meeting and requested permission to remove a walnut tree on Angela Street at the rear of his premises at Main and Angela Sts. It was ordered that Councilman Oxsen inspect the tree and advise Iir.. Nevis as to what action he would recommend. COMMITTEE REPORTS: LAWS AND JUDICIARY: Councilman Brenner stated that he had nothing to report.' STREETS AND BUILDINGS: Councilman Oxsen reported that the new dump truck had been received on October 31. He stated that in regard to -Mrs. Maser's complaint, he had inspected the street and found it in as good condition as other streets of the Town with only a small amount of sediment in the gutter, caused by watering gardens. The Clerk was directed to acknowledge the letter and advise Mrs. Maser that Council- man Oxsen would contact her at an. early date.. Councilman Oxsen also .reported that 5 stop signs had been damaged on Halloween, and advised that the surfacing on Angela St. between 2nd and 3rd Sts. was almost beyond patching and recommended that permanent improvements be made soon. Councilman Oxsen was requested to investigate the cost of curbs and gutters and resurfacing for this street. The matter of charges for replacing pavement removed for sewer and water openings was dis- cussed and the Clerk was directed to prepare a Resolution fixing the minimum charge at 410.00. PUBLIC UTILITIES: Councilman Mezza reported. that a pond at the sewer farm had been cleared with the use of bulldozers loaned by Mr. Carter of the Henry J. Kaiser Co. an.d that there were three ponds now in good condition. He also reported that the drain ditch was not yet • cleaned of tulles as Layton Han if en was working his equipment at the Kaiser plant and would be there for another 3 weeks. . Hanifen's