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1150 The Council then dis-cussed,: the matter of allowing Mr. Bruce rental for his property on Railroad Avenue which is being used as storage.quarters for municipal supplies, and equipment. It was reported that the matter had been looked into and,it was felt that Mr. Bruce should receive $12.00 a year and that the rental should be paid as of January 1, 1935. On motion of Councilman Olesen seconded by Councilman Amaral and with all the Councilmen in favor of same it was ordered that Mr. Bruce should be paid $12.00, for the use of his property and the Clerk was instructed to draw a check in that amount. There being no further business in adjourned.session, Monday evening, Approved: Mayor the meeting adjourne at 8:30 to meet October ag 1935- r Clerk Pleasanton, California, October 21, 1935• The Town Council of the Town of Pleasanton was called to order in adjourned session at 7:30 P.M. on the above written date by Mayor Thos. Orloff. Present at roll call were: Councilman Madsen, Rivolta, Olesen and Orloff. Councilman Amaral was absent. After a discussion on the P.G.8cE. matter as presented to-the Council, the Clerk was instruicted to communicate with; the various municipalities and ascertain what they are doing and also to present the clatter to Louis Burke, Attorney fo the League of California Municipalities and to seek from him an expression .on the matter. It was further ordered that the matter be laid over until the December meeting for further discussion and action. Councilman Olesen advised that all of the property owners from lain Street to Augustine Street, with the exception of Mrs. Bailey, had-been approached with reference to removing trees. He advised that the property owners did not wish to see the width of the street changed and accordingly it would be necessary for some of the trees to be taken out. He advised further that he had taken up the matter with Mrs. Edna Harris, president of the Woman's Improvement Club and Tubs. Harris was of the opinion that the matter was directly up to the property owners. Mr. Olesen also advised that the property owners were anxious to see new trees set out and that he felt that some assistance should be given by the Town to the setting out of trees. The Council went on record as favoring the trimming of certain trees in town which had been rotted and also that new trees be set out before the old ones were taken out. Chief of Police Delucchi advised the Council that he had heard from Mr. Uliano at 5:30 o'clock and to the affect that he was sick and unable to attend the meeting. Some discussion then followed among the Councilmen on the matter after which Mayor Orloff asked that the matter be allowed to zest until Mr., Uliano's license came up for renewal at which time the Council could take the necessary action towards refusing same. Councilman Olesen then spoke with reference to the condition of Ray Street and First Street and the necessity of getting those streets in shape. He advised that he thought help would be available when the WPA project started toward making the necessary repairs and he was instructed to proceed with the work whenever help was available. The meeting adjourned at 8 o'clock to meet in regular session, Monday evening, November 4th at 7:30 o'clock. It Approved: OVA yor