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1082 The Clerk then advised the Council that at the first meeting in April it had been decided that at some special meeting in the future it would meet with represent- atives of the California Highway Commission with regards to the gas tax fund which had been allocated to Pleasanton. Accordingly it was decided that the Council would meet on Monday evening, Ida.y 14th to consider the ordinance which had been passed at the meeting and also to meet representatives of the California tighway Commission. .'J"IJ On account of the length of the meeting it was decided to lay over the matter of Ashton Britten's report until some future meeting. Mayor Orlof f suggested that in addition to the Council referring to this report that arrangements should be made that the Council as a body should inspect the sewer farm. AIr. Uliano appeared before the Board with regards to his poolroom license. He asked the Board to cancel same because he was not using the tables in the pool- room. He advised that he did not have a place to put them otherwise they coo uld have been removed from the poolroom before this. The matter was taken under advisement and referred to Councilman Amaral for investigation and report. There being no further business the meeting adjourned at 11:45 o'clock to meet in special session next Monday evening, May 14th at 8 o'clock. i ,C Approved: Mayor Pleasanton, California, May 14, 1934. er • The Town Council of the Town of Pleasanton was called to order at 8 o'clock o.n the above written date with mayor Thomas Orloff presiding. Present at roll call were Councilman Madsen, Amaral, Olesen, and Orloff and absent Councilman Apperson. The Clerk brought to the attention of the Council a request from the, Alisal Improve- ment Club asking for the use of Loy—inley Park for a barbecue on Sunday, June 3rd, the occasion being the Tenth anniversary of the Club. The clerk then recommended*to the Council that something be done toward working out a plan for the use of McKinley Park so that in case anyone inquired about the place that something would be known as to who was using same. Mayor Orloff answered the clerk and informed him that the date of June 3rd had been allowed to the Amador Valley Union High School Alumni Association for an open air meeting and gathering.- He also spoke with regards to the park being used and some schedule being kept on hand for reference. Some discussion among the Council members followed and it was decided that the use of'the m rk should be taken up with either the Mayor or the Clerk and then the Mayor or the Clerk nothing each other.as to whom desired the use of the park and the dates. It developed du ring the meeting that the following dates had been taken: Sunday, May 20th, Alameda County Farm Bureau; Saturday, May 26th, Stockmen's Association; Sunday, May 27th, Frank Vargas Jr.; Sunday, June 3rd, Amador Valley High School Alumni Association. Being that the dates of June 10th and 17th were open, the clerk was instructed to get in touch with the officers of the Alisal Improvement Club and to ascertain from them the date which would be accen_table to them since the date of June 3rd had been taken. The clerk then brought up Ordinance No. 169 which had been read at the last meeting and which had been set over to this meeting for final action. It was acdered that the second reading of the ordinance should be dispensed with, this being done on motion of Councilman Amaral, seconded. by Councilman Olesen and with all present in favor of same. On motion of councilman Amaral, seconded by Councilman Olesen and with all in favor of same, Ordinance No. 169 was adopted. . Councilman Madsen reported to the Council that City Engineer,Hugh Sinclair, had passed away on Sunday May 13th and would be buried on Tuesday May 15th. It was decided that the flag at the City Hall should be at half mast during the hours of the funderal and that the members of the Council should attend the services. Also that the clerk should write to Mrs. Sinclair and express to her the sympathy of the council of the passing of her husband. . Mr. Nelson representing the State Highway commission was present to discuss the fund of $1400.00 available from the commmssion for street improvements within the municipality. Mr. Nelson was introduced to the Council by Clerk Schween who had previously met and talked with Mr. Nelson. Mr. Nelson then advised as regards all funds and how it might be spent after which he answered numerous questions propounded by the Council. Some discussion fb llowed as to where the work should be undertaken and it was generally agreed that St. Marys Street should be repaired and improved since it was the first street to receive attention within the municipality, and also work on the lower end of Iti3ain Street received consideration.