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127 where one had perpetrated a crime. He stated it is not so that Council has to revoke the entire license. In the City's Municipal Code Council has the power to handle transfers. He requested a reversal of the Police Chief's action and to have the license transferred solely to Frank Shenave and wife so that they can continue to operate. He added that the Pastime Pool represents a heritage, the building dates back to 1928. He stated there is strong support for Frank Shenave and the cardroom. He urged Council to allow the Pastime Pool to continue operation. Jackie Shenave, 2382 Goldcrest Circle, stated that her family as well as her husband's family have been residents of Pleasanton for many years. She explained how her husband bought into partnership with Jay Nelson in the Pastime Pool, being a relative by marriage. She stated the actions of Mr. Nelson have brought much strain to the families. Mrs. Shenave stated that although she is not a holder in the Club she is deeply involved and would like the opportunity to operate the cardroom. She read a recent article out of a newspaper upholding the Shenave's and their operation of the Pastime Pool. Mr. Stanley Rathbone, 325 Ray Street, stated that the building is a heritage to Pleasanton and should be retained. Mayor Mercer asked those in the audience in support of the Pastime Pool to raise their hands. Approximately 60 people raised their hands. Mr. Leo Heckathorn, 4202 Stanley Boulevard, Pleasanton resident for 24 years, stated he would like to see the Shenave's still in this business. He urged Council to give them at least a six month extension and to monitor the activities. He stated he is also speaking for Mrs. Shaw, owner of the building. Mr. Mike Schevaski, Dublin, stated that although he no longer drank he still comes to the Pastime Pool in Pleasanton to visit friends. He could see no reason why the Shenave's should not have the permit. Ms. Anita Morino stated she has worked for the Shenave's in the past, and feels they are being treated harshly - Jay Nelson was to blame for the problems. She urged Council to give the Shenave's a second chance. Ms. Nita Duran stated the Shenave's have done the best they can and should have an opportunity to run the business. Ms. Mary Murphy, Del Valle Parkway, stated that she has observed kids playing pool at this Club; they are closely supervised by Jackie Shenave, who gives the kids special attention. Police Chief Eastman requested Council to consider the following points: (1) it took the Shenave's fourteen months to - 2 - 8-16-88