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I , Councilman Madsen reported on the temporary heating apparatus being used at the Sewer Farm and taking place of the oil heater installed by Mr.Hansen of Livermore. Mr. Madsen reported that the latter heater had not worked out satisfactory and since Mr. Hansen gl-zranteed same that he wanted authority from the Council to have Mr. Hansen remove it. Mr. Britten was present and explained the matter also and told of a letter he had written to Mr. Hansen recently with regards to same, and .further that Mr. Hansen seemed reluctant about removing it unless he was paid for his trouble. After some discussion on the matter the Clerk was instructed to write Mr. Hansen that the heater had not been satisfactory and that it would either have to work or that it should be taken out. Mr. Britten then reported further on the incubator, the electric heater and a new meter installation. He recommended that the heater be properly installed with the new meter put in and that the cost of installing it properly- connected for the meter -would amount to $17.50. Mr. Madsen reported that an extra water service had been discovered on the Bagnasco property below Pleasanton and according a service charge -for same had been ordered. The following resolutions were then presented: Resolution No. 1517-- Authorizag the payment of the salaries of the munb ipal officers for the month of August. Resolution No. 1518 -- Authorizing the cancel?ation of License No. 208 -- Joaquin A. Silveria, Peddling fish $20.00, on account of discontinuing deliveries. Action on the resolutions were then taken as follows: Resolution No. 1517 -- Adopted on motion of- Councilman Amaral, seconded by Councilman Madsen and with all in favor of same. Resolution No. 1518 -- Adopted on motion of Councilman Madsen, seconded by Councilman Amaral and with all in,favor of same: Councilman Amaral took up the matter of the appointment of a new Councilman to fill the unexpired term of Randolph W. Apperson who had resigned and proposed Mr. Ambrose !Rivolta. Councilman Madsen also recommended that Mr. Rivolta be considered. Upon motion of Councilman Amaral seconded by Councilman Olesen and with all the Councilmen in favor of same Mr. Rivolta was appointed for the unexpired term. The Clerk was instructed to write Nir. Rivolta and to advise him of his*%k appointed, and also to be present at the next meeting of the City Council on Tuesday evening, September 11th., Mr. Glassey who was present at the .meeting suggested to the Council that the drinking fountain in front of the City Hall be either re- enameled or a new top installed. The suggestion was favorably received by the Council and Mayor Orloff assured Mr. Glassey that it would be taken care of.. Mr. Glassey also suggested that a sign be installed at Scott's Corner, directing traffic to Pleasanton and that the town install same. In view of the fact that this spot was about seven miles distant from Pleasanton it was a question whether the municipality could expend funds for such a sign and accordingly Mayor Orloff assured Mr.. Glassey that while the matter would be attended to he would endeavor to have some civic organization attend to it. Councilman Amaral.,recommended that gas cartridges and a special police club be secured for the Police, Department . Councilman Madsen also spoke in favor of same and Mr.Amaral was instructed to secure same. On motion of Councilman Madsen seconded b,y Councilman Amaral and with all the Councilmen in favor of same, it was X14 that Edward Sil.veria be paid 050.00 which was his figure for the audit of the municipal books. There being-.no further business the meeting adjourned at 10:10 o'clock to meet in special session on Tuesday evening September 1 hat the regular hour at which time the tax rate would be set. Approved.: 9 IA�� a��& 0 Pleasanton, California, September 11, 1934. The Town Council of the Town of Pleasanton was called to order at 8 o'clock on the above written date with 14'Iayor Thomas Orloff presiding. Present at roll call were Councilmen Madsen,Amaral, Olesen, Rivolta and Orloff. The Clerk administered the oath of-office as Councilman to Mr. Ambrose Rivolta. At the conclusion of Mr. Rivo,lta's taking the oath the Clerk made:. a few remarks relative to his appointment and congratulated him upon same. Mr. Rivolta responded and assured the Council that he would be pleased and willing to work with it to advance the best interests of the municipality. Mayor Orloff then instructed Mr. Rivolta with regards to his duties as a Councilman and to the effect that he had been appointed chairman of the Finance Committee, was also fire commissioner and member of the public utilities comittee and that he would be in active charge of the city hall.