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W. the license for which they had made a request. The motion was seconded by Council- man Madsen with all present voting in favor of same. Discussion followed among the Council members with regards to painting the name of the streets,within the municipality,on the curb and on special streets where the curb was available. It was generally felt among the Councilmem that in addition to the present street signs that it would be very helpful to do this additional work and same was taken under advisement.. Councilman Garatti then spoke with regards to curb and gutter being put in along the Holzreiter property on Pleasanton Avenue. He mentioned that property owners in the vicinity of this property had again spoken to him -on account of recent rains.because a lot of water had remained along Pleasanton Avenue which would have been carried away had the proper gutter be in,place. Mr. Garatti mentioned that on a previous occasion he had spoken to Mr. Holareiter with regards to this matter and that he promised to do something about it. The.clerk was instructed to correspond with Mr.. Holzreiter and to advise him that the necessary proceedings would be started unless he complied with the wishes of the Council. Councilman Apperson spoke with regards to another light being installed in the vicinity of the Veterans' Memorial Building. He pointed out that along Bernal Avenue it was unusually dark and that there had been some complaints with regards to why further lighting wasn't available in that section. Also he spoke with regards to a light at the Fire House which was discussed on a previous occasion. Councilman Garatti assured Mr. Apperson that both matters would be looked into at an early date and new lights placed. The Clerk then took up the matter of Bakery Lunch Licenses. He pointed out . that some of the licenses which had expired in June were renewed but that the business places concerned were reluctant about paying the license fee becazse� last spring they had started agitation to incorporate that license in the " business. The clerk mentioned that there was some anxiousness on the part of the .Marshal and he to get something done about these license before the first of the year. After a.discussion among the Councilmembers on motion of Councilman Madsen seconded by Councilman Orloff and with all in favor of same License No. 12 and License No. 15, the bakery lunch licenses of Joe Passeggi and John Ratti were ordered cancelled. Councilman Garatti spoke with program and asked if any advise had applications had been accepted or n no advice concerning then from the to Oakland. the following day to see same . regards to the Civil Works Administration been received as to. whether the local project Dt. The Clerk advised-him-that there had been Oakland office but that he was planning to go Mr. Thompson, the Director with regards to There bing no further business the meeting adj meet in regular session, Tuesday evening, *nuary 2, Approved: d at 8:15 o'clock to • er Pleasanton, California, December 18, 1933. The Town Council of 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 presiding. Present at roll call were Councilman Madsen, Orloff and Pickard, and Absent: Councilmen Apperson and Garatti. The Clerk then read another letter received from the State Board of Equalization of Sacramento and containing further applications for Liquor Licenses. The following "Off Sale" applications were then read: Frank Garatti; 124 St: John St. Pleasanton, Fiorio & Vizzolini, 31 Rose Ave. Modern Food Company The following "On Sale" applications were then read: Jimmie George, 350 Main street, Albert L. Johnson, 511 Main street 41'1"6 The following*Winery License„ was then read: Frank Garatti, 124 St: J�oGh�,St. The following "Off Sale" license,�or liquor other than Beer or Wine was read: Fiorio & Vizzolini, 31 Rose Avenue.