JUN 1946 TO JUL 1950 - Laserfiche WebLink

46 that leaks in the tank would`be repaired. Attorney Nilson explained that the Maslow Cooperage Co. could be billed only for the cost of cleaning the Ray Street sewer. It was agreed that Councilman Mezza should contact the Maslow Co. and arrange for an equitable settle- ment of the cleaning costs. MAYOR TRIMINGHAM reported that a meeting had been held with water users on the Sunol pipe line and that it was agreed that they would pay pro -rata for all water lost from the line. CHIEF OF POLICE DELUCCHI reported that if there were no ob jeotions,'- 1st Asst. Amaro would take his vacation starting June 1. MAYOR TRIMINGHAM reported that he had received an informal complaint about the noise from the Pull. Gospel Church at late hours. ENGINEER SOBIELA reported that a Western Pacific Signal installation crew had laid out locations for new signals to be installed at all W.P.R.R. crossings in rleasanton. COUNCILMAN MEZZA reported that Jack Pons had applied for the job of Utilizty man in the Water and Sewer Dept. The Council agreed that he should be hired. Councilman Mezza was authorized to make arrange- ments for installation of the new 4" main in Pleasanton Ave. MAYOR TRIMINGHAM was .granted permission to leave the State for ten days starting May 18. RESOLUTION NO. 1943 authorizing payment of salaries in the amount of X2,093.00 for the month of April was adopted on motion of Councilman Hansen, seconded by Councilman Mezza and approved by all Councilmen present. COUNCILMAN MEZZA was requested to contact Mr. Carter relative to the possibility of procuring a County dump site. THERE being no further business to come before the council, the meeting was adjourned at 11 :40 Y :.M. to meet again in regular adjourned session at 7:30 P.M. on May 9, 1947. Mayo Ple asan ton, California May 9, 1947 The Council of the Town of Pleasanton met in regular adjourned session at 7:30 P.M. on the above date with Mayor Earl Trimingham in the chair. Roll call showed present: Councilmen Oxsen and . Hansen; absent: Councilmen Brenner and Mezza. MAYOR TRIMINGHAM explained that the meeting had been called to clarify the situation relative to reconstruction work being done at the Thiessen property on Main Street. He stated that complaints had been received that work was being done in violation of Town ordinances and State Health laws, and called on Building inspector Christesen to explain to the Council and to Mrs. Thiessen just what had taken place and what was required by the Building Code. BUILDILIG INSPECTOR CRRISTESEN stated that he had noticed work being done wi thout a building permit about 3 weeks previously, and that . when investigating he was run off the property by Mr. George Jackson. He later returned with Mr. Wyatt from the State and Mr. Davis from the County, and Mrs. Thiessen ran all three off the property. As no permit could be le-s-ued under the circumstances,