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32 SUPERINTENDENT OP STREETS reported: Salaries and wages 0413.00 Materials and supplies .686.31 Total Expense 01,099.31 COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVED: 1/23/47 Highland Hospital xeport on '1'.B. admission 1/24/47 C. L. Longson .equest information on status of proposed street work 1/24/47 Berkeley Yeast Lab. Water analysis 1/29/47 J. A. Wasson Request not to be re- appointed to Housing Commission 1/30/47 R. E. Ramseier Report status of sewage disposal survey 1/3/47 Pleasanton-Housing Auth. Transmit ''in lieu" tax payment PETITIONS RECEIVED: Applications for dance permits•were received from the Druid's Circle for the night of Feb.. 8 and from the American Legion for the night of Feb. 15. RECESS was ordered for examination of Claims and Reports. ACTION ON CLAIMS: The meeting was again called to order and on motion of Councilman Hansen, seconded by Councilman Mezza and ap- proved by all Councilmen, it was ordered that Claims Nos. 547 to 578 incl., amounting to 02,241.16 be paid as presented. ACTION ON REPORTS: All Officers' reports were approved and ordered filed. The Mayor then called on a group of young men who were present. They stated that they were present as interested observers of Govern- ment and had nothing in partioular to present. Mr. Jack Marsh addressed the Council and requested their coopera- tion in securing permission to use the Grammar School grounds for a public baseball team. Members of the Council expressed sympathy with the proposal and Councilman Oxsen advised Mr. Marsh that an answer to his request was being delayed by failure of the District Attorney and the Supt. of Schools to give a ruling on the matter. ACTION ON COMMUNICATIONS: The Clerk was instructed to advise Mr. Longson that present indications were that the proposed street work would be done by the County and that the engineering work would be performed'by the County Surveyor. ACTION ON PEITITIONS: Applications of the Druid's Circle and of the • American Legion for permission to hold dances on the nights of February 8nand. 15 respectively were approved.- COMMITTEE REPORTS: LAWS AND JUDICIARY: Councilman Brenner reported that Alfred Avilla had been hired for the Police Dept. He stated that the County was taking women prisoners to Santa Rita and requested that the Clerk write to Sheriff Gleason and request permission to hold the Town's women prisoners there. He advised that the WPRR was willing and ready to pay for their proposed curb and gutter work on Pleasanton Avenue as soon as the County informed them as to the amount. Councilman Brenner was granted permission to leave the State for a period of three weeks late in the month. STREETS AND BUILDINGS: Councilman Oxsen reported that he had re- ceived conflicting reports as to the condition of the street sweep- er for sale by Fred Kennedy and further investigation would be necessary. He also reported damage to pavement caused by a dozer and a shovel used on an excavation at Gale and Angela Sts. Attorney Nilson advised that the owner of the property being excavated should be billed for the cost of repairs. Councilman Oxsen suggested that a survey of sidewalks be made and that property owners be requested to repair All damaged walks. The failure to comply with building regulations at the Frudden store building was discussed and it was decided to contact Pete Madsen to—determine when he expected to