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1:18() Councilman Madsen of the Public Utilties committee reported progress in his department. Councilman Olesen of the Street and Building committee reported that the slope wall was practically completed and that some minor repairs with regards the slope wall would shortly be made. He also advised that he intended to take up with Mr. Richards the matter of securing some gravel for curb and,gutter work in exchange for dirt which the town had purchased for the slopewall fill. Councilman Olesen also brough up the matter of the Neal Street crossing in the vicinity of the S.P. depot and the bridge situation as it existed. After some discussion of the matter theClerk got in touch with the City Attorney and was advised that the information necessary for presentation to the State Railroad Commission was being secured by Mr. Nilson. Councilman Olesen tlso brought up the matter of cleaning up•the Sweare property back of the old livery stable. After some discussion, on motion of Councilman Olesen, secon ed by Councilman Amaral and with all in favor of same it was ordered that thirty days given those concerned, in which to clean'up'the premises. The Clerk brought up the matter of the claim of C.S.Richards for 3500 cubic yards of back fill and amounting to $350.00. He explained that the City Attorney had directed this claim to him and that he had advised that it was decided that Mr. Richards was to receive $350-00 even though the municipality might not use the full 3500 cubic yards and that Mr. Richards would allow the municipality one year from May 1, 1936 in which to secure the full 3500 cubic yards. The claim was laid over until the next meeting. Mayor Orloff concluded the slopewall matter by discussing the arrangements made at the time of the hearing in Oakland. Councilman Amaral took up the matter of painting another sign on Main Street with regards the school crossing. He advised that the present sign,was not sufficient and that another sign at least 100 feet from the crossing should be marked "School - Slow." The following Resolution was then presented: Resolution .No. 1590-- Authorizing the payment of the salaries of the municipal officers for the month of May and amounting to $770.00. On motion of Councilman Amaral, seconded by Councilman Olesen and with all the councilmen in favor of same the resolution was adopted. Councilman Olesen spoke with regards to the City Council participating in the Rodeo parade in Livermore on Saturday, June 13th. Councilman Amaral brought up the matter of the Council appropriating a sum not to exceed $15.00 for a decorated auto- mobile etc. for the council. His motion was seconded by Councilman Madsen and with all the councilmen in favor of same. CityClerk Schween, advised with regards to a meeting in Oakland that afternoon at which officers were elected for the Alameda County Fair a Racing Association and tol:the effect that a county fair would be held in Pleasan n August 8 -19 and that a racing program would be presented at that time. There being no further business the m ting adjou e t 9:30 to meet in regular session, Monday evening, July 6th at 8 o', k. 1 Approved:. C 04 ITayor Pleasanton, California, June 24, 1936. The Town Council of the Town of Pleasanton was called to order in special session on the above written date by Mayor Thos. Orloff. Present at roll call were: Councilmen Madsen, Rivolta, Olesen, Amaral and Orloff. Peter Christesen, of the Fiesta Del Vino committee brought to the attention of the Board a contract and agreement with the Craft's Show Company for the putting on of concessions etc. in connection with the Fiesta Del Vino, September 12 -13. Mr. Christesen explained the situation with regards to the allowance which the concessions people would make the Fiesta committee and also it was intended to locate the concessions on the Southern Pacific property. He asked the Council to consider this matter of licenses for the concessions. A discussion followed among the Councilmen. Councilmen Rivolta, Madsen and Olesen expressed themselves as being willing to give the Association its co- operation and to consider anything within reason. Councilman Amaral was willing to see the natter taken care of and that no license fee should be charged onflaccount of =.the Fiesta being for the good of the community. Mayor Orloff also expressed himself and that no licerne fee should be charged and acc6rdingly.since same was unanimous the opinion of the councilman, the matter of licenses was waived in behalf of the Fiesta Del Vino. There being no further business, the meeting a 'ourned at :25 to meet in regular session, Monday evening, July 6th at 8 o'clock. App roved: E City Clerk