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.x 15 6 Milk Inspector:--Showing laboratory report of milk samples for November, 1935- %he reports were referred to the finance committee for examination and report. The following communications were then read: November 7th: Alameda County Building Trades Council, asking that the prevailing wage scale paid on SPA be under taken by the municipality. 14th: Law offices of Charles A. Gale, advising that claims of the Town of Pleasanton against the Jerome Arendt estate could not be paid in full and that 572 0 of the amount due and owing was being paid. 15th: G. H. Saunders, Agent, Pacific Gas & Electric Company, advising with regards to power used at the sewer farm and the rate charged. Also attaching schedule and .comparing Rate C -1 and P -1. 18th: Hollis R. Thompsen, City Manager of Berkeley, advising with reference to franchise. 25th: Paul E. Sloan, of the legal department of the Pacific Gas & Elec- tric Company advising with regards to the cities having granted franchises similar to the one asked of Pleasanton during the past six months,. 29th: Ashton Britten, special memo oil conditions at the sewer farm, together with expense account of $28.30 and report made of the Garatti distillery. D•e6embdr 2nd: Anna Lehman, requesting permission to remove a.large poplar tree in front of, her property. A recess followed during which the finance committee examined Claims No. 225 to 274 inclusive and amounting to $955.0.9. After the meeting had been called to order again, Councilman Rivolta of the finance committee reported that the committee had examined and approved•Claims No. 225 to 274 inclusive and amounting to $955.09• On motion of Councilman Rivolta, seconded by Councilman Madsen and with all the councilmen in favor of same, the claims were. ordered paid. Councilman Rivolta also reported that the officers' monthly reports were accepted and moved that they be placed on file. Action on the communications were then ,taken as follows: November 7th: Alameda County Building Trades Council. The Clerk was instructed to answer the communication to the affect that the Council would abide by the prevailing wage scale. " to 14th: Law offices of Charles A. Gale. Filed. 15th: G. H. Saunders, agent, Pacific Gas &.Electric Co. Filed " " 1118th: Hollis R. Thompsen. Filed. " 25th: Paul X. Sloan. Filed 28th: Ashton Britten. Letter and report filed. Dedember 2nd: Anna Lehman. Councilman Olesen was instructed to get in touch with Mrs. Lehman and advise her that the Council had no objections to removing the tree in front of her property and asking her to plan another tree to replace it. Councilman Olesen also brought up the matter of removing a tree .in front of the Davis property on Second Street and one in front-of the Johnson cottage also on Second Street. The Council went on record as favoring the removal of these trees and also the replacing of new trees. Mr. Richards who owns property on lower Division Street was present at the meeting and the IALayor requested that consideration be given to certain matters in connection with gravel to-be purchas -ed from Mr. Richards and accordingly, this business matter was brought up in advance of others. The Council questioned Mr. Richards with reference to whether or not he had any objections to the slope wall being constructed along his property and if he would be willing to deed a small portion to the municipality if same was required. Attorney Nilson .then explained with reference to the improvement to go along private property, the survey to be made and the necessity of the town acquiring such portion as would be needed. Mr. Richards was asked with regards to prices on gravel, in view of the fact that the Council would require a certain amount for the slope wall. Mr. Richards advised that the gravel would be.25X per cubic yard in the creek, 50g delivered on the bank and 65,e-for graded gravel. Some discussion followed with reference to the survey to be made along the property of 1`d'Ir. Richards and Mrs. Lewis, and it was decided that an engineer should be secured to make the proper survey and prepare the necessary description. The discussion concluded with the Council expressing its villin guess to make the necessary survey and prepare the necessary descriptions at the expense of the municipality and also with Mr. ;Richards agreeing °to sign the necessary•-,deed after same had been prepared A by the City Attorney from descriptions etc. made by hlr. Mancini. The Clerk was instructed to contact Mrs. Lewis with regards to her deed, on or before the securing of the deed foram from the City Attorney.