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work had been ordered stopped pending submission of the extent of the proposed reconstruction. MRS. THIESSEN interrupted to say that she could not. was being said, and went on to say that all the ludo that the tenants had assisted in the rebuilding and and electrical work had been done. She then walked meeting. 47 plans as to hear what er was sound, that plumbing out on the . WILLIAM THIESSEN advised the Council that lab had asked the workmen to stop work and that he had asked a builder for plans and had .been advised that the rebuilding would not be worth while. ATTORNEY NILSON explained to George Jackson that he and Mrs: Thiessen were violating several different laws and advised him to cease these violations. BUILDING INSPECTOR Christesen stated that, in his opinion, the building was not 50% destroyed and could be rebuilt. .MR. DAVIS explained the reasons behind State Laws requiring sound and sanitary construction. He also stated that the State Inspec- tor had declared the building unfit for human habitation and failure to vacate would make the owner liable to penalty. FIRE CHIEF Amaral stated that he had not inspected the premises since the fire as it was in such poor condition, at that time that he had assumed no one would live there. MR. DAVIS suggested that the contractors be questioned as to why they were working without permits. BUILDING INSPECTOR Christesen advised that he had ordered Herman Kolin and Fritz Andresen to `stop work. WILLIAM THIESSEN.stated that he hoped certain coming events would straighten out the situation within the next 30 days. IT WAS AGREED that the rebuilding could be done if proper permits were procured and that no action be taken at present other than to see that no further violations were committed. THERE BEING no further business to come before the Council, the .meeting was adjourned at 8 :20 P.M. to meet again in regular session at 8 :00 P.M. on June 2, 1947. Mayor Clerk r.)11"11"47--"--- Pleasanton, California June 2, 1947 The Council of the Town of Pleasanton met in regular.session at 8:00 P.M. on the'above date with Mayor Earl Trimingham in the. • chair. Roll call showed - present: Councilmen Brenner, Oxsen, Hansen and Mezza; absent: none. Minutes of the meetings of May 5 and May 9 were read and approved as read. Claims Nos. 671 to 692 incl., amounting to 01,846.91, were presented and referred to the Finance Committee for audit and report: