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10_1 Mayor Pickard reported on CWA work and especially the retaining wall on Division Street. The Clerk was asked by the mayor to make a report which he did. Also Councilman Madsen made a few remarks. After some discussion among the members it was decided to let the matter drop in view of the fact that the Council had been unable to get'the donations from Mrs..Lewis and the Castro Valley Lumber Company of the amount of gravel which was expected to be needed. There being no further business the meeting adj meet in regular session Monday evening, April 2nd at Approved:. Mayor ned'at 10 o'clock to 'clock. Pleasanton, California, March 6, 1934. The Town Council of the Town of Pleasanton was called to order at 7 :30 P.M. on the above written date with Mayor A.-B. Pickard presiding. Present at roll call were Councilmen Madsen, Apperson, Orloff, Garatti and Pickard. The Clerk preserited Resolution No. 1496 - Notice of Election in which the three precincts of the municipality were consolidated into election Precinct "A" and.the place of polling was set at the•Odd Fellows Hall, the polls to remain open for eight consecutive hours, to wit: from 10:30 a.m. until 6:30 p.m. and appointing the election board to consist of Inspector, Fred Snarey; Judge, Carolyn Ward, Clerks, Edith Ziegenfuss, and Cecil Gibson. The resolution was adopted on motion of Councilman Madsen, seconded by Councilman Orloff and with all present voting in favor of same. There being no further business th ouncil journed at 7:45 o'clock to meet in regular session Monday evens Apri142n ,tt 8 o'clock. Approved: — Cler Mayor Pleasanton, California, March 15, 1.934. The Town Council of the Town of Pleasanton was called to order in special session on the above written date with Mayor A. B. Pickard presiding.' Present at roll call were Councilman Ma.dsal Orloff, Garatti and Pickard. The 1�layor advised the Council that the meeting had been called to consider.a- no proposition of the Pleasanton Junior 'Chamber of Commerce and to receive a delegation from that organization. In the delegation were:President, Samuel D. Glassey, John Amaral, Andrew Greves, William F. Hall and Cyril A. Bairos. Mr. Greves, speaking for the organization, outlined the proposition of installing.a dance platform at kcKinley Park. He advised that his organization had in mind a platform 50 x 70 and that an expenditure of $650.00 would be necessary for lumber and cement and that he expected the labor to be donated. He pointed out the advantages to be gained and invited the consideration of t.he. Council.,as well as its ideas. 1dr. Glassey then brought up the site at the nark which the committee had in mind and the removal of some umbrella trees near same which he advised were in bad condition. He also discussed the matter of 'revenue to be . derived from the platfrom in future months should same -be built and which would be necessary,to help pay the expenses of same. Councilman Madsen spoke favorably of the oroject but questioned how the business people of the community woul A feel.should any concessions be operated there or an effort made to keep business in the park and away from the regular business district of the town. Councilman Garatti could see no objection to putting in the.platform and expressed.a willingness to assist.with the work, because he felt that same would-be a good advertisement for the town. He advised that precautions should be taken against destroying the hedge at the paxk and the growing trees. Councilman Orloff could see no objection to the platform being installed as long as it was properly constructed. He thought probably a police situation might develop there and directed the Junior Chamber of Commerce in.sponsoring any affairs to encourage proper crowds to attend. Mayor Pickard closed the discussion with a few :faVQrablp comments on the project and also spoke with regards to the care of the grounds and the organization doing