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CHARLES R. SEYMOUR 62 180 183 276 209 266 492 305 36 2009 JOHN E. SHELLY 22 18 26 48 17 31 60 65 6 293 FREDRICK R. WILKINS 18 20 15 26 19 23 9 17 6 153 WHEREAS: The total number of votes cast for City Treasurer candidates is 6,608. The following is the breakdown per candidate per precinct. JOHN WIPFLI 309 396 432 698 484 609 506 382 96 3912 ALAN J. VAN DEUSEN 164 194 156 289 234 261 339 189 35 1861 BRUCE C. WATSON 26 87 115 93 102 94 152 161 5 835 WHEREAS: The total number of votes cast for Measure NO. 1, "Shall the order adopted on Bedruary 1, 1972 by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Alameda ordering the dissolution of Pleasanton Township County Water District be confirmed subject to the terms and conditions specified in said order?", was 6,607. The following Is a breakdown of votes cast per precinct. MEASURE 1 YES NO 317 560 612 1013 772 904 927 695107 5907 72 83 87 94 68 103 100 69 24 700 WHEREAS: The total number of votes cast for Measure No. 2, "Shall the Housing Authority of the City of Pleasanton, with total Federal funding, construct within the City of Pleasanton low- rent housing, not to exceed 150 units, to replace substandard housing?" was 6907. The following is a breakdown of votes cast per precinct. MEASURE 2 WHEREAS: YES 304 531 564 895 681 757 716 561 112 5121 NO 107 140 172 262 193 286 349 240 37 1786 The total number Of votes cast for Measure No. 3, "Shall the compensation for Office of City Councilman be changed from the present $50.00 per month to the sum of $100.00 per month?", was 6,810. The following is a breakdown of votes cast per precinct. MEASURE 3 WHEREAS: YES 152 339 388 579 467 508 508 450 71 3462 NO 250 326 341 567 391 513 540 345 75 3348 The total number Of votes cast for Measure No. 4, "Shall the petitioned for initiative ordinance set forth below be adopted? BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF PLEASANTON: The People Of the City of Pleasanton hereby find and and declare that it is the best interest of the City in order to protect the health, safety and general wel- fare of the citizens of the City, to control residential building permits in the said City. Residential building permits include single-family residential, multiple resid- ential, and trailer court building permits within the meaning of the City Code of Pleasanton and the General Plan of Pleasanton. Additionally, it is the purpose of this initiative measure to contribute to the solution of air pollution in the City of Pleasanton.