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50 MRS. MEYER was present at the meeting and requested permission for 4.tina the Druids Circle to place a -banner across Main St. to advertise their monthly dances. Permission-was granted to hang the, banner at St. Mss Marys Street. Mrs. Meyer also invited the Council to attend a citizens meeting on June 4 to try to arrange for organized care for the local cemeteries. ACTION ON COMMUNICATIONS: An ordinance authorizing and consenting to the transfer of a portion of Bernal Ave., Pleasanton Ave., Angela St., Rose Ava and Division St. to the County of Alameda as County Hiway was read by Attorney Nilson and introduced by Councilman Oxsen. The Clerk was instructed to advise the Full Gospel Conference of the Worlk, Inc., that the Town had no regulations covering conven- tions as such, but that if it were intended to park trailers on the grounds, it would be necessary to comply with the Ordinance control- ling trailer courts. All other communications were ordered filed. COMMITTEE REPORTS: LAWS AND JUDICIARY: Councilman Brenner stated that he had just re- turned from an extended trip and had not had an opportunity to ac- quaint himself with recent events. Chief of Police Delucchi reported no unusual happenings and no delinquent taxes. STREETS AND BUILDINGS: Councilman Oxsen reported that he and Council man Mezza had inspected an oiler at Hayward and would investigate further before recommending purchase of a machine. He also reported that the S upt. of Streets had procured 6 loads of lumber, benches, tables, etc., from the Navy dump at the County prison farm. CITY HAIL AND•:F'IRE DEPT. Councilman Hansen advised that a new water heater had been installed in the Fire House. PUBLIC UTILITIES: Councilman Mezza recommended that property owners be requested to clean up vacant lots after burning off the grass. He particularly referred to S.P.R.R. property along First St. He reported that an inspection of the Sunol pipe had been made and considerable moisture was found along the line. Some 150 ft. of pipe had been replaced by the users. He also reported that the 4" pipe on Pleasanton Ave. was completed and that the trenching had been done free of charge by the W.P.R.R. trencher. On motion of Council- man Mezza; seconded by Councilman Oxsen and approved by all Council- men, it was ordered that Jack Pons ,be put on a monthly salary of $205.00 per month. Councilman Mezza advised that pumping the septic tank had been delayed due to press of other work and that the sewer cleaning bill against the Maslow Cooperage Co. had not been cleared due to the absence of Mr. Maslow. He recommended that the Council designate the holidays to be observed by the Street and Water Depts. in order to avoid further confusion and conflicts. how MAYOR TRIMINGHAM brought up the question of /the burning of grass on lots should be handled. The Clerk was instructed to check the existing burning ordinance and the Supt. of Streets was directed to make a list of all lots in need of burning and notify the owners that they must be cleared or the burning would be done by the Fire Dept. and charged to the owners. MR. ROY RAMSEIER was present at the meeting to discuss developments in the proposed sewage disposal program. The possibilities of a line through Niles Canyon or of, pumping to the navy plant were dis- cussed. Mr. Ramseier advised that the deadline for use of State Funds had been set up to June 30, 1951, and that he believed Federal funds were still available for loans for plans. He also stated that an application for permit to improve the existing plant should be filed withtthe Btate. RESOLUTION NO. 1944 authorizing payment of salaries in the amount of X2,242.50 for the month of May was adopted on motion of Council- man Hansen, seconded by Councilman Mezza and' approved by all Councilmen.