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1057 Chief of Police Delucchi took up with the Council the matter of allowing the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company to take care of the police alarm system recently installed by the municipality. He pointed out the company was operating the system from the local telephone office, over their own telephone lines in connection with the lines set up by the Town, and that,the telephone company preferred to install its own . equipment to,handle the system without expense to the municipality providing the Council was willing to allow same to be done. After a short discussion of the matter- it was felt-that probably it would be more advantageous to allow the Telephone Company to install its own equipment and accordingly Mr. Delucchi was instructed to advise the Council to that affect. At the request of Mayor Pickard, Clerk Schween was asked to discuss for the Council the trip which he and Mayor Pickard had made to the Civil Works Administration director, the Alameda County Civil; Works Administration Program Chairman, and County Surveyor Hamilton. In Addition to these calls Mr. Schween advised the Council with regards to what had taken place in Pleasanton with reference to registering local workers for work within the city and on county projects. Discussion followed among the Council members with regards to local projects and those generally felt would be acceptable to the committee at headquarters and which in all probability would be allowed the municipality to carry on., namely cleaning, marking and painting streets, trimming trees and ditching. Councilman Madsen felt that the projects regarding drainage on certain streets of the municipality and also the putting in of the bulk head along the Arroyo Del Valle Creek should be presented. It was decided that such Councilmen as could do so should meet with the Clerk and the Superintendent of Street on the following afternoon at the City Hall and prepare the applications for submission to the Civil Works Administration Committee in Oakland not later than Wednesday, December 6th. Mr. Britten appeared before the Council and introduced Mr. .Scott who presented a proposition to the Council for the installing of a new incubator at the sewer farm. Following a short discussion among the Council members with Mr. Scott it was decided to take his suggestions and recommendations under Advisement . There being no further business before the Council the meeting adjourned at 10:45 o'clock to meet in regular session Tuesday'eveni Uanuary--2, 1934 at the usual hour. /Z Approved: _�- erk - mo Pleasanton, California, December 14, 1933. The Town Council 6f the Town of Pleasanton was called to order in special session at 7:30 p.m. on the above written date with Mayor A.B.Pickard presider . Present at roll call were Councilman Madsen, Apperson, Orloff•,•Garatti and Piclard. The Clerk presented a letter received by Chief of Police Delucchi from the State Board'of Equalization at Sacramento with regards to Liquor License Applications. According to advise contained in them the privilege was given the Council to file objections to the issuance of these license. 4he Council was also advised even though licenses would be issued for December, 1933, regardless of objections being filed that it would consider the objections in connection with licenses to be issued for 1934 when the 1934,applications were filed., The following "On Sale" Applications were then read: H. Reimers, 853 Main Street, Pleasanton Karl Bieler 443 Main Street Angelo Uliana 742 Main Street Joe Passeggi, 519 Main Street Frank J. Lewis, 610 Main Street A. B. Silva,-636 Main Street John Ratti, 608 Main Street Enrico Assalino, 537 Main Street The following "Off Sale" application was then read: 'Hagstom's Food Stores �Ine., Cor. Main &c Spring St. The following "Wholesale Lealer's License" application was read:. Frank Garatti, 124 �St. John St. Following a short discussion of these applications among the Counci*embers,during which no objections were raised with regards to the State issuing the respective licenses Orloff moved that the St ate_Board of.Equalization be advised by the Clerk that the Council had"no objections to the parties named receiving