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future where they would hold the municipality responsible for the licenses that it issued as regards restaurants. The Clerk advised that in the March meeting he would brig in a list for the approval of the Council 'as regards restaurant, licensesS,v issued for the quarter beginning April first. Councilman Ma.dsen,of the Public Utilit:i.es committee, reported that the sewer project had been submitted the S.E.R.A. and the Clerk being advised with regards,to it being given approval at the Oakland headquarters. The Council ordered that the pipe needed at the Sever Farm and for drainage projects should be ordered by Councilman Olesen and Madsen when needed. In connection with this pipe, Councilman Olesen suggested a meeting with Mr. Petersen of the California Pottery Company of Niles relative to its being ordered. Councilman Olesen of the Street and Building committee reported that street signs had been secured and would shortly be placed. Same concerned McKinley Park and a blind street. M.M.Rodrigues was called upon by Councilman Olesen to give a report on S.E.R.A. activities during the past month -which he did. Also Councilman Olesen asked the Clerk to report on a visit which he had made with him to San Leandro on January 31st. The clerk, in his report, read a l.etter'from City Manager Pelton of San Leandro to City Manager, Hollis R. Thompsen of Berkeley in which the cost of the curb and gutter projects at San Leandro were outlined. Discussion among the Councilmen followed relative to the curb and gutter project for Pleasanton. Councilman Amaral brought out certain conditions on Third Street as regards street work and curb and gutter particularly in the vicinity of the Harris property. Councilman Olesen assured the Council that all the property owners on the west side of the street would be interested in putting in the curb and gutter. It was decided by the Council that within the next few days the street and gutter situation within the municipality should be gone over and if the property owners were willing -that S.E.R.A projects be submitted. Mr. Henry Cook was in the audience and expressed satisfaction at having the project taken up and assured the Council that numerous property owners were anxious to see it taken care of. Councilman Amaral of the Laws and Judiciary Committee reported that he had nothing to bring up. Councilman Rivolta of the Fiance Committee likewise had nothing to report. Councilman Olesen spoke with regards to securing some engineering equipment. He drew attention to the fact that at times certain levels were needed and other work done and he felt that the town should have some inexpensive equipment for this purpose. Councilman Madsen suggested that when an official grade had to be established and regular engineering activities carried on that the employing of a regular engineer for the .work would probably save the town considerable expense. The Council decided that Councilman Olesen should procure such equipment as he -Chought would be needed and of course at a nominal cost. The following resolution was then introduced: RESOLUTION No. 1535 -- Authorizing the payment of the salaries of the municipal officers for the month of January and amounting to X745.00. Action on the resolutions were then taken as folaows: Resolution No. 1535 -- Adopted on motion of Councilman Madsen, seconded by Councilman Amaral and with all t he Councilmen in favor of same. There being no' further business the mee ing adjourned at 9:40 o'clock to meet i in regular session on Yond evening, arch 4, 1935 at 7 :30 o'clock. Approved: CLERK Pleasanton, California, February 18, 1935. The Town Council of the Town of Pleasanton was called to order at 7 o'clock, in special session, on the above written date by Mayor Thos. Orloff. Present at roll call were: Councilmen Madsen, Rivolta, amaral, Olesen and Orloff. The I 'v1ayor brought to the attention .of the councilmen that the meeting had been called to consider the ordering of sewer pipe and some other matters which should be taken care of in advance of the next regular monthly meeting on March 4th. During the discussion of the pipe matter Councilman Iviadsen advised that he had ordered the sewer pipe necessary at the sewer farm. Prices regarding drainage pipe as submitted by Gatting Bros. of San Jose were considered. The matter of ordering same was permitted Councilman Olesen. The Clerk advised the Board that those in charge of S.E.R.A had advised that they would 'be willing to start at the sewer farm at any time. W�