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1144 September 3: - -Lee H. Newbert, Division Manager*of the Pacific Gas & Electric Co. The matter was referred to City Attorney Nilson with instructions to advise the Council concerning same a.t the October meeting. Councilman Madsen of the Public Utilities comittee reported that the roof on the sump station at the park had ieceived attention. He also brought up the matter of nuisance being created in public places and especially at the Uliano place on Saturday evening, August 31st. He asked that all places of business of the type of,Mr. Ulinao be kept in harmony with the Fiesta and that there be no ouburst of riotouness. Mr. Madsen's introduction of this matter into the Council meeting brought Councilman Amaral to his feet and he advised that he had intended to take the matter up in the course of his report and since Council- man Madsen had mentioned it that he would give the facts concerning the case. At the conclusion of his remarks, Councilman Amaral suggested that Mr. Uliano be brought before a Council meeting and show why his license should not be revoked. Also that a charge should be made against him for violating the law and disturbing the peace of his neighbors. Constable Vervais was in the audience and he was asked for a report on the Uliano affadr since he had been brought into the affair. Discussion of the whole matter followed among the Councilmen and Attorney Nilson was asked for advice,with regards to closing Mr. Uliano's place of business. Mr. Nilson advised'that the situation was one that should be handed by the State Board of Equalizations in view of the fact that the main licenses issued to Ivlr. Uliano had been issued by the Board of Equalization. At the conclusion of the discussion it was decided that the Chief of Police should see Judge Gale about the matter and that action should be taken by I;Ir. Delucchi after that. 9 Councilman Amaral then introduced an ordinance "Prohibiting the sale of milk other than pasteurized milk and certified milk, for human consumption in the Town-of Pleasanton." This ordinance was allowed to lay on the table until the October 7th meeting for action. Mr. Britten was in the audience and asked to be allowed to address the council. The necessary permission was granted and Mr. Britten advised with reference to the electric rate at the sewer farm being a little bit higher than previously. He also explained present conditions at the sewer farm and.w hat he was accomplishing, Councilman Olesen reported that the S.E.E.A. had been concluded as such, but that further work would progress under WPA, although part of same had been authorized previously as an SERA project. ',He brought up the matter of trees on Angela Street and the necessity of having some removed. It was ordered that the City Council should look over these trees before they were removed. Also Councilman Olesen spoke with regards to making an allowance to Mr. Bruce for the use of his property on railroad Avenue where street equipment, sand and gravel were stored by the municipality. It was ordered that the Council should also look into the space and determine a fiar rental on same. Councilman Olesen spoke with reference to the visit of Messrs.-Chase and Hipkin to Pleasanton from WPA, headquarters with reference to putting in the slope wall on Division Street. He also reported that Mr. Mancini was making progress with the plans and specifications for fixing Division Street. Fire Chief Letham was in the audience and he was called upon for a few remarks. He advised that he had nothingto say but other than to recommend that the motor on the big truck ne`ed'ed attention and that a large pump should be installed on the new-fire fighting equipment. Discussion followed with reference to the recommendations of the equipment mentioned. Mr. Letham also advised that he would be away at Sacramento to the State's Fire chief Convention which convenes in Sacramento;.,September 9, 10 and 11. Oouncilman Rivolta presented an application of Mr. Joe-Rose in regards to the old chemical tanks on the Star outfit in which Mr. Rose asked that the tanks be given him and he in turn would equip a trailer for use in the outlying district. It was ordered that the Council should look into this apparatus before disposing of ,them to .Mr. Rose. The Clerk advised the Council that.a special meeting would be held on Tuesday, September loth at which time the tax rate would be set. The following resolutions were then introduced: Resolution No. 1555 -- Authorizing the payment of the salaries of the municipal officers' and amounting to 4745.00. Resolution No. 1556 -- Authorizing the Clerk toi cancel License No. 178, dated April 1, 1935, Dr. A. .Bailey $12.00 on account of leaving tovn and License No. 40, dated July 1, 1935 - A. Nieto, $16.00 on account of discontinuing deliveries in July. Action on the resolutions were taken as follows: Resolution No. 1555 -- Adopted on motion of'Councilman Madsen, seconded by Councilman Olesen and with all the councilmen in favor of same. rr n n No. 1556 -- Adopted on motion of Councilman Amaral, seconded by Councilman Madsen and with all the councilmen in favor.of same. Councilman Rivolta recommended to the Board that the Clerk represent the Municipality at the anntiial ' League of California Municipality convention in San Francisco, September 23 =26 inclusive. Councilman Amaral was of the opinion that all of the councilmen should make an effort to go to the convention at least one day that it was in session. The Mayor felt that the Clerk was the logical man to attend all of the sessions and accordingly it was ordered that the Clerk should go as the official representative and that as many councilmen as could do so should also attend the sessions.