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556 The Board then adjourned until Wednesday evening, December 12th, 1923, at 7;30 p..n. Pleasanton, California, December 12, 1923, The Board was called to order at 7:30 P. M. by president Schween, pursuant to a motion of adjournment passed on the night of December 10th. Trustees Pickard, Garatti, BruceT Bairos and Schween were present at roll call. The application presented at a recent meeting by property owners on Neal street asking for street improvements, was read and discussed. The matter was laid over until a future meeting. The board then adjourned until Monday, December 10th, 1923, at the hours of 7;30 P.M. The Board was called to order at 7;30 p. m., pursuant to the motion of. adjournment taken on December 18th, 1923. ,by President Schween. The roll call showed Trustees Pickard, Baiors, Garatti, Bruce and Schween to be present. Attorney Charles A. Gale addressed the Board relative to improvements on Neal street asked for by property owners on that thoroughfare. After considerable dis- cussion the matter was laid over until some future date. Dtscussio:n was held concerning the possibility of having to renew water taps on Main street, and the matter was referred to the street and building committee. The board then adlourned anti; December 27, 1923, at 7:30 p. m. to be held January 7, 192614 Pleasanton, California, December 17, 1923, 7;30 P. M ,Pleasanton, California, December 27, 1923, a;30 p. m. The'Board was called to order at 7;3o p. m. by President Schween, pursuant to mation to adjourn until thi date', carried at the meeting of December 17th, 1923. The roll call showed Trustees Pickard, Bairos, Garatti, Bruce and 'Schween to be pre Pent. A communication was received from the estern P acific.CompA.ny notifying the Board that the r'i7.roed com77n7 would irste.11 a wi.R wag signall at the place where their tracks cross the Santa Rita Road. The railroad also said they would reduve the speed of their trains to 30 miles per howl. The communication was ordered placed on file. Attorney Charles A. Gale submitteda plan for forming districts for the payment of street work at Main street intersections. Hds plan included the forming of two dis- tricts, one to extend 100 feet back from Main street, and to be known as District No. 1. The property in this district to be assessed 50 per cent of the cost of the intersections. Distrcit No. 2 consist of all property 200 feet back from and parallel. to Dis- trict Bo. 2. The property in district No. 2 to be assessed the other 50 p cenyt of the cost of intersections. Mr. Gales plan for the districts was referred to George Posey, city surveyor in charge of street improvement work. There being no further business the bard adjourned to the next: regular meeting President of the Board o ustees. To n Clerk