OCT 1933 TO MAY 1946 - Laserfiche WebLink

Water Department: -- Showing that water had been turned on at 5 places and off at 4. Put in new tap for J. C. IvMendonca on Main St., and Uion Ice.Co. on Neal Street. Repaired 2 Hydrants, and 9 meters. Cleaned up Sewer Farm and. repaired all tables at McKinley Park and cleaned up. Report showed that.there were 408 taps in Town and 33 outside of town. That there were-473 services in town (On 441, Off 32) and 43 services outside of Town (On 41, Off 21 total number of services 516. The report showed that the-expenses of the department amounted to $397.74, and the income $866.00, and the total over and above expenses.$468.26. The report showed that the total hours pumping at Pump No. 1, was 188 hours, and at Pump No. 2, 10 hours. Total gallons water pumped at Pump loo. 1, was 5,540,000 gallons and 300,000 gallons pumped from ?ump No. 2. `-'bVM__• Jerk : -- Showing that he had delivered to the Marshal 2 licenses for Collection ands "amounting to $28.00 and 444 water bills amounting to $1045.65. Report showed that the Treasurer had on hand at the time of last report $7485.90 and since then the following I collections have been made: Licenses from Marshal $541.00; Taxes from Marshal X10.74; water from marshal, $857.65; Milk Inspection Fees from Marshal, 030.25• Fees from Recorder's Court 030.00; From Town Clerk: Personal Property Taxes 116,.124, making a total of $8971:78, less amount of warrants issued May 7, 19349 2402.45, leaving'a cash balance in the hands of the Treasurer of $6569.33. This was divided as follows: General Fund $5287.66; Water Bond Fund $899.77; Town�Hall Bond Fund 51V; Water Deposit Fund $42.50; 1929 Municipal Improvement Bond Fund 0271.42; Municipal Improvement Bond Fund $109.97. Superintendent of Streets: -- Showing that work on streets had amounted to $118.87 during the month of May, 1934. Town Marshal: -- Showing that he had received water bills from the Clerk amount irg to {1045.65; that he collected water bills amounting to $857.65 and that he had returned water bills amounting to 0188.00. He also collected licenses amounting to $541.,00 as follows: 29 Licenses G $12.00 -- $348.00; 3 licenses @ $16:00 -- $48.00; 3 licenses $20.00 --$60.00; 1 license Q $35.00 -- 435.00; 1 licensee 50.00 - -50 .00. Also Milk Inspection Fees amounting to $30.25 and Taxes amounting to X10.74. Treasurer : -- Showing that the Water Deposit Fund had $42.50 per last report, and that $2.50 had been received during the month, making a total of $45.00, less $2.50 paid out, leaving $42.50 in the Spe,cial'Water Deposit Fund. Also showing that he had cash on hand at last.report of $7485.90.and since then collections had amounted to $1485.88, and that payment of town warrants had amounted to 2402.45, leaving a cash balance in the hands of the Treasurer of $6569.33. City Judge: -- Showing that 430.00 had been• colle cted in fines during the month of May; 1934. Fire Chief: -- Report of the activities of -the Department for the month of MW , 1934. Health Officer: -- Report showed that the number of reportable diseases during the month of May were 8. Milk Inspector: -- Report of Laboratory Analyses of Milk Sernples for May, 1984. Building Inspector.:-- Showing that five applications for. a Building Permit were granted during the month of May, 1934. The reports were referred to the finance committee for examination and report. The following communications were then read by the Clerk: May 18th -- Leonard Sinclair, presenting application for position of Town Ergineer. May 21 - -Fred Sanderson, presenting his resignation as nightwatchman to take affect May 26th. May 23rd -- Householder & Sehnyder -- inquirying about the annual audit of the books of the municipality. May 28th- -1915 Improvement Bond Act Committee -- soliciting funds with which to carry on its work', Dlay 3'lst -- Division of Highways -- advising thatthe amount of money allocated the-town of Pleasanton would be insufficient to improve St. Marys Street as wmed required by the City Council. , June 1st -- Northern California Business Council -- advising that "the liquor control measure sent to the members of the City Council by the City Attorney of Los - Angeles was withdrawn by the Board of Supervisorsof San Francisco County, its original sponsors, because after mature study the Board reached the conclusion that the project amended was not in the best interests of the people of the state: June 2nd -- William Dolstra -- presenting his -application for the position-of Nightwatchman. June 4th -- Joseph A. Letieh -- presenting his application for the position of Nightwatchman.