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November 6th -- Bertha S. Oneil, requesting permission to connect her ranch property with the city sewer:. A recess followed during which the finance committee examined cliaims No. 164 to 207 inclusvie and amounting to $734.83, as well as the officers monthly rEp orts. Following the recess after the meeting had been called to order again Council- man Madsen, of the finance committee reported that the committee had approved Claims No.164 to 207 inclusive and amounting to 6734.83 and corrected claim No. 113 for '36.07 of the Pleasanton Electric Company. On his motion seconded by Counc il- mag Garatti and with all present in favor of same all the claims were ordered paid. Councilman 1t'7adsen then reported that the finance committee had approved the officers monthly reports and he made a motion to the effect that they be placed on file. There being no objections same were ordered filed. J Actions on the communications received was then taken as follows: October 14th -- Ashton Britten, filed. October 17th- -State Compensation Insurance Fund, the Clerk was instructed t o fpm the r "0 advise it that the name of Charles Viada should be added to the list. October 20th -- Communication of Dr. Church etas given considerable attention. Mr. Madsen took the occasion to e:xplain what he had been doing to assist Mr. Adamian in getting a new location. Also that it had been advisable that Mr. Adamian secure property where he could dig a deep trench and thus dispose of the garbagE::. This Mr. Adamian was willing to do providing the City, Council could secure the land. Mayor Pickard suggested that a trench be dug in the lower end of the sewer farm and Mr. Adamian be allowed to dump the garbage there. Both Councilmen Garatti and Councilman Madsen towexception to this because they felt that in the wet weather it would be almost impossible $)r Mr. Adamian to get on to the land. Discussion then arose with regards to securing the garbage man from Livermore to.-again take over the work -if hIr. Adamian was unable to handle same. It was finally decided that Councilman Garatti should look into the matter with the party at Livermore. October 21st- -Miss Pauline Kruse of the Pleasanton Farm Home Department. The Mayor reported that the drinking fountain had been installed by Messrs. Rodrigues and Sinclair at the Ilckinley Park. Following some discussion it was decided that same should be disconnected during the winter season in order that it would not be damaged. The Clerk was instructed to write to the :Farm Home Department and' expi7ess the appreciation of the municipality for the donation of the drinking .fountain. October 25th- -Smith Bros. ,It was decided not to procure a set of these codes at this time as Attorney Nilson had procured one which he was willing to allow the municipal. officers to use. November 6th- -Mrs. Bertha ONeil-- Following a short discussion of this communication Mrs. Oneil was granted permission to connect with the City sewer providing she was willing to pay the fee required by the ToN n Ordin- ance of X10.00. Discussion further followed concerning a fee,,being paid by Lirs . Oneil on the house occupied by Mr . - Sharer aryl which was connected with the sewer and upon which no fee had ever been paid. It was decided that Mrs. Oneil should be notified and arrangements should. be made between she and the Clerk for the paying of this fee as of the year 1933. The Clerk then present a letter which accompanied the Health Office2s report and which had been written by the Health Officer to Mr.' Holdon, manager of the Plaasanton race track as of October 3rd and directing Mr. Holdon's attention tollhe unsanitary conditions prevailing at the Pleasanton race track and the measures necessary for their correction. Mayor Pickard referred to a visit which he had made to the track and a call on the manager. Also the visits of Dr. Heinz were discussed. It was decided that the matter should .again be taken up by Dr. Heinz with Ivir. Holdon and if no satisfaction was given that the clerk should write to Mr. Heathcote of San Francisco,who is directly in charge of the affairs of the track and that a report be made to him of what had taken place locally and that a copy of the letter written by Dr. Heinz to IvTr. Holdon should be forwarded him. Councilman bIadsen,of the public utilities committee,reported for the outf 11 at the-sewer farm had been all installed and satisfactor'• He also advised that fur ther pipe had been see had been made by some of .the councilmembers regarding. samie. attention be given to the paying of this surface pipe at the felt that the account should be paid. 1'0 -T. that the piple line that same were working :ured after recommendations He also asked t ha t meeting since he In the absence of Councilman Orl.off,of. the Laws and Judiciary Committee, there was no report submitted by that. committee. h1r. 11adsen queried Attorney Nilson with regards to Ordinance No. 166 which was ordered redrafted at the last meeting. Mr. Nilson answered Mr. Madsen to the effect that-he understood that the matter wouldA4&&o%wd rest as it was, following the discussion which took place after the ordinance had been given its second reading at the October meeting.. Councilman Madsen drew