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-106 to the affect that the Council considered.dthe recommendations as made by Dr. Heinz, City Health Officer, and that the? mprovements ordered should be made with but small expense. The Council expressed itself as being willing�to permit the race track to erect toilets of economical construction providing they were fly- proof. Also that the toilets in the front part of the grounds could be connected up.with'the town sewer. Mr. Madsen reported on a conversation which he had with Mr. Holden and also to the affect that considerable work had been done towards cleaning up the barns at the track, In addition to writing Mr. Heathcote the Clerk advised that if-the Council was so willing that he would -call on Mr. Heathcote at an early date in addition to writing him. The,.Council thought-that might be a good idea and accordingly the ''.Cle rk was instructed to speak to Mr. Heathcote r.egarding certain matters contained'in his letter. November 29th, 1933 - -Dr. I. 0. Church. The letfer 1(as again read to the Council after which Mr. Adamian,who was present in the audience, was presented to the Council. He discussed what he had in mind for disposing of the garbage from the municipality and also told of,the new site on the Antonini property which had been lately secured for the purpose. The Council very willingly assured Mr. Adamian, as long as he disposed of the garbage td the satisfaction of the municipality and the County Health Officer that'he would have fullest co- operation.' The Clerk was instructed to acknowledge Dr. Church's letter. December 2, 1933 - -T. H. Silver, Secretary- Treasurer Pleasanton Fire Department. Discussion followed among the Counc ilmembers, as to the amount to be paid at'this time. On motion of Councilman Orloff seconded by Councilman Madsen and with all present in favor of same the Council went on record as being willing to allow the Fire Department $240.00 for the years 1931 -32 and at some future date to allow for the year 1933.., Councilman Madsen of the Public Utilities Commitee reported that work. had been undertaken to clean the resorvoirs,and in one of them a serious leak'had been given attention. Also that the roof had been r,enailed and other work done. Councilman Orloff of the Laws and Judiciary Committee then-presented two ordinances which w ere read by the Clerk. Ordinance No. 166 which had been ordered re- drafted from a previous meeting was first considered. Discussion among the Council members then followed and it was generally felt that the ordinance as changed fitted the situation better 'than those two previous--ones which had been given their first reading, and accordingly the one presented at the meeting was accepted and its second and final reading set for the next meeting January, 2, 1934. In this ordinance the main section was made to read as follows: "Who carries on, conducts or maintains a restaurant, or lunch counter or other place of business for the serving of..meals or lunches to be consumed upon the premises, provided also that a license under this subdivision shall be entitled to buy and receive delivery of bakery goods from a wholesaler, of bakery goods to be served and sold only with and as a part of a meal or meals." Councilman Orloff then introduced Ordinance No. 168, AN ORDINANCE CONSTITUTING REAL STREET A BOULEVARD, REQUIRING THE OPERATOR OF EVERY VEHICLE TO COME TO A FULL STOP BEFORE ENTERING OR CROSSING SAID STREET AND PROVIDING FOR THE ENFORCEMENT OF THIS ORDINANCE. Councilman Apperson of the Fire Department recommended that 8 rain coats i 1 while coat for the fire chief and 7 black coats) be secured and 8 waterproof hats, together with three electric safety laterns or a total expense of about 60.00. He recommended also that upon receipt of the coats that they be stenciled properly in order that the department may be protected against having them stolen or appropriated for other use. There was some discussion among the Council members about ordering the.,?oatt and it was generally felt before placing the entire order that one coat and,-hat should be secured"on approval "for the Councilmen to examine after which the order should be placed. The Clerk was instructed to correspond with the W. S..Darley Co.,at Chicago and have same sent out at an early date. The following resolutions were then presented: Resolution No. 1487 -- Authorizing the payment of the salaries of the municipal officers for the month of November and amounting to $745.00. No. 1486 -- Authorizing the payment of 0147.91 to the Madewell Manufacturing Company for surface pipe purchased during October, said resolution being held up from the previous meeting. Action on these resolutions were then taken as follows: Resolution No. 1486 -- Adopted on motion of Councilman Madsen, seconded by Council- man Orloff and with all present in favor of same. If No. 1487 -- Adopted on motion of Councilman Apperson seconded by Council- man Orloff and with all present in favor of same, excepting Councilman Madsen who voted favorable on all excepting the salary of the Fire Chief on which he voted "No."