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11 -1T I January 29th - -E.O. McCormick,'principal of the_Amador Valley Union High SChool, asking for a permit to put on an operetta at the Veterans' I °Iemorial .Building on March 14th and 15th. February 4th -- Herman Kolln, asking that the livery stable belonging to Irene Lawrence be condemned for several reasons, among being: fire hazard, eye sore, part of the building was about to fall and the back fence was down. The Clerk then read out the following liquor licenses which had been issued by the State Board of Equalization and upon which an official O.K. from the City Council was required: "ON SALE" BEER AND WINE LICENSE A -10308 ASSALINO ENRICO 537 Main St. Pleasanton; Calif. WHOLESALE DEALER'S LICENSE FOR BEER AND WINE H -1395 V IADA FRANK 560 Main St. Pleasanton, Calif. "ON SALE" LICENSE FOR LIQUOR OTHER THAN BEER OR WINE P. -Q -247 RATTI JOHN 608 Main St. Pleasanton, Calif. "ON SALE" LICENSE FOR LIQUOR OTHER THAN BEER OR MINE P -Q -423 GEORGE JA hIES COR IuIAIN & ANGELA PLEASANTON, Calif. WINERY LICENSE, BOTTLING PURPOSES ONLY JOE VIZZOLINI & CHARELES FIORIO ROSE AVE. Pleasanton, Calif. "ON SALE" BEER AND WINE LICENSE LEWIS F. J. 610 Main St. Pleasanton, Calif. Before dec7a ring a recess for the auditing of the claims and the officers, reports, the Council .heard a discussion from Mr. Thayer, City Engineer of San Leandro and Fred Schaer, Construction foreman on S.E.R.A. projects in San Leandro. Mr. Schaer in particular, discussed the work that has been in progress .there .Pot? the last few weeks, and how San Leandro has been al3le to carry on the work and the expense involved. He further discussed the rate of 20V per foot, being charged. At the conclusion of his remarks, he expressed a willingness to be of assistance to the munic ipalit� if he was. needed. Mr. Ofloff, £6r the Council, thanked Mr. Schaier for the information which he gave the Council and also to him for bringing Mr. Thayer along with him and,thus giving further assistance to the outlining of a proposed curb and gutter proposition for Pleasanton. A recess followed during which the finance committee examined Claims No. 298 to X36 'inclusive and amounting to $568.38, as well as the officer's monthly reports. Following the recess, after which the meeting had been called b:) order again, Councilman Rivolta of the finance committee, reported that the committee had approved Claims No. 298 to 336 inclusive. He also reported that the fianance committee had approved the officers' monthly reports and he.made a motion that they be placed on file. His motion was seconded by Councilman Madsen. Action on the communications were then taken as follows: January 9th -- American Legion Auxiliary. Filed. -- Constitutional Eights Association, referred to City Attorney. - -City of Albany, referred to City Attorney. January 29th-- E.O.Iv1cCormiek;- the Clerk was instructed to advise him that the Council had no objection to the operetta being produced and the required permit given. February 4th -- Herman Kolln, the Clerk was instructed to write Mr. Kolln and advise him that the Council will investigate the condition of the Lawrence property. The liquor licenses issued by the State Board of Equalization were given the official O.K. of the Council with the exception of the one of Frank Lewis. Councilman Amaral thought best that Mr. Lewis be advised of the requirements of the municipality and of the State Board of Equalization and of his own conduct in his place of business and advised that he would speak to Ilr. Lewis concerning same. The Clerk was instructed to write the State Board of Equalization with reference to the licesm6s which had been O.K.'d. The Clerk then addressed the Council relative to restaurant licenses within the municipality and the responsibility of the Council as regards there being issued in the future. He stated the action Which the State bard of Equalization- intended to take in the