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la9t4 Pleasanton, California, August 13, 1934. The Town Council of the Town of Pleasanton met in special session at 8 o'clock on the above written date with Mayor Thomas Orloff presiding. Present at io -1l call were Councilmen Madsen, Amaral, Olesen and Orloff and absent,.Councilman Apperson. The 81erk then read Resolution No. 1516, a resolution of condolence in memory of Henry Reimers, a former Councilman of the Town of Pleasanton. On motion of Councilman Madsen, seconded by Councilman Olesen and with all the Councilmen in favor of same, Resolution No. 1516 was adopted. The resolution was ordered spread on the minutes of they records of the Town of Pleasanton and was as follows: "Whereas: The Supreme Ruler of the`Universe has, in His infinite wisdom, removed from our midst - Henry Reimers, a former councilman of the Town of Pleasanton and for many years one of its most active members; and whereas, the high esteem in which he was: Held by his fellow townsmen renders it fitting that we reoc rd our apprecia tion of him and that just tribute be paid to his work; therefore, be it RESOLVED, That the removal of such a citizen from the life of our community leaves a vacancy and incurrs a loss that will be deeply realized by not only those with whom he had been associated but likewise by those whom he served in other years, and that in his passing a loss will be suffered by the Town of Pleasanton; resolved, that we, the members of the Council of the Town of Pleasanton, extend to his devoted wife and•the members of his bereaved family, not only our heartfelt sympathy, but that of this community. And be it further resolved, that these resolutions be spread upon the minutes of our records, and that a copy be forwarded to the family of the deceased." The Clerk then read a letter received from E. Assalino, manager of the Hotel Rooswelt in reference to "obtainekermission to have dancing after dinner on Saturday nights until 1 o'clock." The reason for this being "that private parties usually come to the hotel on that evening and often remain to dance "and the hotel management desired to ascertain what the town's regulations in regards to same. There was some discussion between Councilman Amaral and Madsen on the matter after which the Clerk discussed the attitude of fir. Assalino and the reason for his writing the Council concerning the matter. Mayor Orloff, after hearing the discussion and the Clerk's remarks, instructed the nightwatchman to take care of the situation and Councilman Amaral was also advised to look into the matter. Mr. Earl Johnson of Livermore appeared before the Council with regards to opening a lumber yard etc. on the Stoajohn property between the Hanifen Garage and the Hanifen home. Mr. Johnson explained that he intended to erect a building to be used as an office and for stoning lumber. He also described the construction of the building and the general plan he had in mind for a lumber yard. He advised the Council that he was anxious to secure a permit which would donform with the building restrictions of that locality. After some discussion among the Councilmen, Councilman Amaral moved that the necessary,permit be granted Mr. Jp).inson with the understanding that he would erect a building with a plastered office section etc. This motion was seconded by Councilman Olesen and carried by the vote of all present. Councilman Madsen then recommended Mr. Johnson to the Council stating that he had known him for a good number of years and his activities in behalf of Livermore, and he stated further that he felt that his entrance into the business life of Pleasanton would be of considerable consequence. Councilman Madsen then took up the salary advising that the matter had been definite action taken. He explained that delayed further. The matter as presented Council. There being no further business t Approved: ayor matter of the increase of the Clerk's under discussion for sometime but no he felt that the matter should not be again was not acted upon before the eeting aJh"oy(rne:d at 8:30 o'clock. Cler Pleasanton, California, August 13, 1934. a The Town Council of the 'Town of Pleasanton met at 8:30 on 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 then explained that the Council should organize as a Board of Equalization and remain in session for a half hour at which any complaints from the property owners as regards assessments might be heard. Also that if this session was not sufficient to hear all complaints from the property owners that the-Council should continue its meetings at 8 o'clock during such succeeding