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1080 Action on the communications were then as follows: April 14th - -Mr. George E. Tooney. The Clerk was advised to write fir. Tooney that `ft while no work was being contemplated by the municipality as outlined in his letter, nevertheless if anything should develop and his services should be required that the matter would be taken up with him. April 27th -- California Sewage Works Association.. The Mayor expressed himself as feeling that this meeting at Yosemite valley should be attended: Coundil- ma n Olesen recommended that Mr. Madsen of the Sewer Department should attend if possible. Remarks were then solicited bf Councilman Idadsen. Council an Madsen responded to the effect that he would like to attend becauselassistance gained at previous meetings and he also recommended that the municipality join the association, the dues of which were only X2.00 a year. ke mentioned that much good could 'be derived by being an active member of the association and while he had spoken of the ratter before; no action had been taken. Councilman Amaral also recommended that Councilman Madsen attend the meeting and also that the munici:pfality join the association. On motion of Councilman Olesen, seconded 'by Councilman Amaral, and on the favorable vote of Councilman Olesen, Amaral and Orloff it was voted to send Councilman INIadsen to the conference for the two day session and for the municipality to pay his expenses as well as to-join the association. The Clerk was instructed to draw a warrant for 4?"2.00. payable to the California Sewage Works Association and to advise the association of its action both as regards the joining of the association and having Councilman Madsen at the conference. May 1st- -State Industrial Accident Commission. Filed May 4th -- Pleasanton Council No. 15., I.D.E.S. The permission to hold the Holy Ghost Celebration on May 26, and 27th was granted, and the Clerk was instructed to advise the Council to that d.ffect and to the effect that the customar y licenses would 'be expected to be paid. lylay 5th -- League of California Municipalities. Filed. May 7th -- Pleasanton Pire Department. Councilman Madsen -recommended to the Council that the recommendation of the Pleasanton Fire Dena rtment that Air. C. Letham be appointed Fire Chief be accepted. Councilman If suggested that the matter be laid over as Councilman Apperson was absent from the meeting and since the Fire Department was under his jurisdiction tint he shouldreonsulted. Councilman Madsen then explained why he had recommended that 14 =r. Letham 'be appointed. Mayor Orloff then questioned Attorney Nilson with regards to the appointments as applying to the appointment of Fire Chief etc. which Mr. Nilson explained. Councilman Amaral then discussed the Council's action in the past as regards the appointing of a fire chief. On motion of Councilman Madsen, seconded by Councilman Amaral and with the Councilmen present in favor of same, Mr. C. Letham was appointed. Fire Chief and Ibir. John J. Amaral, assistant fire chief. May 7th - -Peer Christesen. The application of Mr. Christesen for Building Inspector was accepted on motion of Councilman Ialadsen seconded by Councilman Orloff and with all present in favor of same. blay 7th -- Charles Hammond. - Some discussion followed with regards to the sign being painted which all felt should be attended too -but the matter was laid over because the Board di8liked granting I,,'ir. Hammond a license on account of this work, rather preferring that since i,ir. Hammond had been doing work in the community hat he ?ay his license and then solicite the painting of the sign the Council. The matter was laid over for the next meeting of the Council. May 7th- -Miss Dorothy Davis. The Clerk was instructed to write Miss Davis and to thank her for the.-.invitation. Dr. Richard Heinz, City Health Officer,.was present and wma asked to address the Council. !'1e spoke with regards to the city having a contract with the County of Alameda for the health work of the municipality. He suggested that the municipality cooperate with the county in its health program and that some sort of a contract be accepted. I:rayor Orloff strongly advised that the matter be taken under advisement since it had been brought up last spring and nothing had been done. Councilman Ivladsen.questioned Dr. Heinz as regards whether or not the municipality would "lose its ideniity'if such a contract was entered into and the county assuming control of health work within the municipality. Dr. Heinz then explained to Mr. It2adsen that certain advantages which he felt would be gained joining and also what might be offered by the county in case of epidemic etc. e matter was ordered looked into and laid over to a future meeting for further discussion. Mayor Orloff spoke with regards to the temporary appointments made at the April 16th meeting a4d advised that these appointments were confirmed at this time. The Clerk took up the matter of the tr�nsfe-r of money from the General Funi to the MunicipalFund and the 1929 1l�Iunicipal Fund at the April 16th meeting in order to complete what was due on bonds and interest as of 1,day 1, 1934 and amounting to $665.41. Councilman Madsen suggested that the money be left in the funds even though the funds were able to pay back same to the general fund, because he thouEht at this time that the municipality could afford to allow the money to be spent as it had been. Mayor Orloff felt that since the-funds were in a position to repay the money th,:t it should go back to the General Fund. On motion of Councilman