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X161 The following communications were then read: December -�1, 19 6; League of California Municipalities advising with regards to revised schedule of service charges for memberships for the year 1936 and advising that the Pleasanton fee would be $45.00. January 10, 1916: East nay Regional League of the League of California Municipalities concerning dinner and meeting on February 7th in Berkely. January 11, 193 6:-- Dixwell L. Pierce, Secretary of the State Board of Equalization in reference to letter of December 26th and advising of analysis of figures submitted by E.W.Schween, Clerk of the Town of Pleasanton, showing that the Town of Pleasanton may expend during the current fiscal year a total of $t-12,885.45 out of tax funds raised without special authorization from the State Board of Equalization. January 22nd, 1916: Philip Johnson of the Pleasanton Junior Chamber of Commerce asking permission to stage some boxing and wrestling matches at the Forester's Hall, on February 6tt. January 24. 136: Division o f Highways,State of California, advising that Pleasanton will be.allowed $710.00 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1936 and $935.00 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1937 for use of streets of major importance and $1,870.00 for the bienium 1935-37 on state highways within the city limits, these moneys to be available from the one - quarter cent gas tax allocation. January 29, 1916: League of California Municipalities advising the City Council against taking any action at this time on the proposed initiative measure sponsored by the local Option League, which measure is intended to put the licensing and regulation of 'Wholesale and Retail liquor business in the hands of local officials. February 1, 196: Ashton Britten, submitting analysis taken at the sewer farm during the month of January... Febrva.ry 1. 196: R.D.Shafer,.asking permission to remove locust trees in front of his residence at 412 First Street. ° A recess followed during which the finance comm 1"10- ittee examined Claims 320 to 374 and including Claim No. 295 and amounting to $1968.49. After the meeting had been called. to order again, Councilman Rivolta• of the finance cormnittee' reported that the cominittee had examined and approved the claims and made a motion to 'the effect that all claims be paid. His motion was seconded by Councilman Madsen; 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: December 31, 1936: League of California Municipalities. Fi'led January 10, 1936: e .0 k yr �n u e t ad �olste-offif r H tchins to:�.ihe:aeffect January 11, 1 6 i .� i to i ,jl? � t q abl � �te�. �, 93 Di,xwel L. fierce, ecre ary o the e oar of Equalizatt,Awai. Filed. January 22, 1936: Philip Johnson of the Pleasanton Junior Chamber-of Commerce. The Council granted him permission to hold a boxing and wrestling match at the Forester's Hall on February 6tb. January 29, 1936: League of California Municipalities. Filed January 24, 1936: Division of Highways. Filed. February „l, 1936: Ashton Britten. Filed February 1, 1936: R.D.Shafer. Councilman Olesen was instructed to notify Ivlr. Shafer that he might remove the locust trees in question, providing he would plant other trees as per his communication. Councilman Rivolta reported to th`e Council that he had disposed of the tanks with certain connections from the discarded'fire truck to Mr. Joe M. Rose Jr. He also advised that IJ1r. Rose was interested in purchasing any hose that the Department might discard and that the matter had been referred to the Fire Department. Councilman Rivolta further reported that 1-dr. Rose would settle for his purchases at an early date. Councilman Madsen of the Public Utilities Committee reported tint the bill from the Justinian Caire Company for supplies at the Sewer Farm concerned supplies due iur. Britten to take care of breakage prior to arrangements made with him in January as regards his work at the sewer farm. Councilman Madsen also advised that there were a few other articles which had to be replaced and which he would take care of in the future. He further advised that he intended to plant Borne trees at the sewer farm,replacing those that had been destroyed or had died. Councilman Amaral of the Laws and Judiciary Committee had nothing in particular to report other than to request permission to secure some special officer badges which were needed at this time. The necessary permission was granted. Councilman Olesen of the Street and Building Committee reported that the curb and gutter project had been completed and that of late months 5342 feet together with 60 drivewyas had been installed. Councilman Olesen also reported that within the past week 40 trees had been set out on various streets in the municipality. He further reported that the slope wall project was J progressing with satisfacGtion. I