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'THERE BEING no further business to come before the Council, the meeting was adjourned at 10:45 P.M. to meet again in regular adjourned session at 8 :00 P.M. on June 9, 1947. 4411.... C7 /-�- - c May (r 51 Pleasanton, California June 9, 1947 THE COUNCIL of the Town of Pleasanton met in adjourned regular session at 8 :00 P.M. on the above date with Mayor Earl Trimingham in the chat±. Roll call showed present: Councilmen Brenner, Oxsen, Hansen and Mezza; absent, none. MAYOR TRIMINGHAM explained that the meeting had been called for a second reading of an ordinance AUTHORIZING AND CONSENTING TO THE TRANSFER OF A PORTION OF BERNAL AVE., PLEASANTON AVE., ANGELA ST., ROSE AVE. AND DIVISION ST. TO THE COUNTY OF ALATMZEDA AS COUNTY HIWAY. The ordinance was read by the Clerk and on motion of Councilman Oxsen, seconded by Councilman Mezza, it was adopted as Ordinance No. 200 by the following vote: Aye: Councilmen Brenner, Oxsen, Hansen, Mezza, Trimingham No.: None Absent: None APPROXIMATELY 20 residents of St. Marys and Division Sts. were present at the meeting to protest granting permission to the Full Gospel Conference of the World to have trailers on their property between St. Marys and Division Sts. They also requested that the holding of a convention here be stopped if possible and that some means be found to control. objectionable noises created after 10 or 10:30 in the evening. Mayor Trimingham explained that no request for a trailer court permit had been received and if one is received, proper notice of a hearing will be given and all provisions of the trailer court Ordinance will be strictly adhered to. He also ex- plained that the Town has no Ordinances governing conventions and accordingly can neither authorized nor prohibit such gatherings. He stated that the Full Gospel Conference of the World, Inc. had been advised of these conditions and that they had indicated that no request for a trailer court permit would be made. The question of controlling the noise at late hours was discussed, and Chief of Police Delucchi advised that the District Attorney should be con- sulted or that a complaint could be made to the District Attorney who would issue a warrant if justified. The danger of fire from dry grass and bon fires on the premises was also discussed, and the Mayor advised that notice had been served to have the grass cleared. COUNCILMEN OXSEN AND MEZZA reported on their investigation of road oilers and on motion of Councilman Oxsen, seconded by. Councilman Mezza and approved by all Councilmen the purchase of an Aerol #751 -P Emulsion Sprayer at a cost of §800 F.O.B. San Francisco, was authorized. MAYOR TRIMTNGHAM suggested that the Council should be considering what action to take on the proposed • improvements to the sewage disposal plant. The Clerk was instructed to ask Mr. Ramseier to be present at the next regular meeting with ,further information on the cost of plans and possibilities of a Federal Loan. He was also directed to ask Attorney Nilson to investigate terms,and conditions of such a Federal loan. COUNCILMAN MEZZA reported that the Maslow Cooperage Co. had agreed to pay certain costs in connection with cleaning the Ray St. sewer. He also reported that the S.P.R.R. "were ready to burn their lots. The Clerk was instructed to write the S.P. and requested that they