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<br />Town Clerk: -- Showing that he had delivered l license for collection amounting to $12.00
<br />and 440 water bills amounting to $1129.70. The report showed that the Treasurer had on
<br />hand per last report 399.90 and since then the following collections had been made:
<br />Licenses from Marshal 4152.00, taxes from marshal $30.25, Dog licenses collected by
<br />K.U. Rodrigues $11,00, water bills from Marshal $859.30, milk inspection fees $33.51,
<br />from Recorderrs Court $80.00, from 'Town Glerk:r Dance Fees .$5.00, Personal property
<br />taxes $10.50, State( of California - apportionment Motor Vehicle Fees $524.57, Bank
<br />Interest $25.85, making a total of $7131.88, less amount of warrants issued June 1,
<br />1936 $1354.66, leaving a cash balance in the hands of the Treasurer of $5777.22. This
<br />was divided as follows: General ,Fund $4016.67, 'Dater Bond Fund $682.98, City Hall Bond
<br />Fund $13.47, 1929 Municipal Improvement Bond Fund $657.70, Municipal Improvement )Bond
<br />Fund. $406.40.
<br />Superintendent of Streets: -- Showing that work on the streets had amounted to 665.00 during
<br />the month of June.
<br />Town Marshal: - - Showing that he received 440 water bills from the Clerk amounting to $1129.70,
<br />and that he collected water bills amounting to 9`859.30 and returned water bills amounting
<br />to $270..40. He also collected licenses amounting to $152.00 as follows:.10 licenses Q
<br />$12.00 - .4120.00 and 2 licenses @'$16.00- $32.00. He also collected milk inspection fees
<br />mounting to $33.51 and taxes amounting to $30.25.
<br />Treasurer: -- Showing that the Water Deposit Fund had.$61.00 on hand per last report and
<br />since then $5.00 had been collected making a total of $66.00 in the grater Deposit Fund.
<br />.The Water Surplus Fund had $654.53 on hand per last report and since then $97.78
<br />had been paid out leaving a total of $556.75 in the Water Surplus Fund. The Curb and
<br />Gutter project fund had $48.46 on hand per last report and since then $144.42 had been
<br />collected ,making a total of $192.88 in the Curb and Gutter Project Fund. The General
<br />Fund had $539940 on hand per last report and since then collections amounted to
<br />81731.98 making ,a total of $7131.08, less amount of warrants issued $1353.86, leaving
<br />5777.22.in the hands of the Treasurer.
<br />Fire C'hief,: -- Report of activities during the month -of June, 1936.
<br />Health Officer -- Showing report of activities during the month of June, 1936.
<br />City Judge: -- Report showed that $80.00 had been collected in fines during the month
<br />of June.,
<br />Building. Inspector: -- Report showed that three building permits had been granted during
<br />the month.of June.
<br />Milk Inspector:- Showing Laboratory Report on IUlk samples for June, 1536.
<br />Ashton Britten: -- Showing report of activities at the sewer farm during the month of June.
<br />The reports Were referred to the finance committee for.audit and report.
<br />The following communications were then read:
<br />June 15-- I+.L.Herrick, Chairman Parade Committee, Livermore Rodeo, expressing appreciation
<br />to the Council for their help in the parade on June 13th.,
<br />16 -- League of California Municipalities, in re: new policy�to be adopted by the
<br />Public Works Administration under the new program set up for the next fiscal
<br />year.
<br />18;- Division of Labor Statistics and Law Enforcement,-requesting the Clerk to
<br />notify their office of any future appeals or supplementary -proceedings arising
<br />out of,any civil or criminal proceedings. r
<br />Before taking a recess, Mayor Orloff introduced Idr,. Led Newbert, Division Manager
<br />.of the Pacific'-Gas & Electric Company of Oakland who appeared before the Council with
<br />regards to the electric franchise.- Mr. Newbert discussed the franchise anew and asked
<br />that it receive the consideration of the Council. City Attorney Nilson also discussed.,
<br />the matter and the proceedure to be followed in case the Council would go on record .
<br />as favoring the issuing of this franchise. A general discussion among all the Council-
<br />men followed during which some questions were asked of Mr. Newbert. The main objection
<br />to the franchise as regards the majority of the Councilmen was the extent of the franchise,
<br />namely for the 50 year period. There was no action taken and the matter was laid on
<br />the table for future discussion, at the next business session. Mr. G. H. Saunders,
<br />Livermore manager of the Pacific Gas & Electric-Company, appeared with regards to
<br />th•e street lighting contract and asked that it be given consideration. In view of
<br />the fact that the contract was' written for a one year period, the 'Council ,was favorable,
<br />towards signing same and on motion of Councilman Olesen, seconded by Councilman Amaral,
<br />and with all the councilmen•in favor of same, the contract was signed for the one
<br />year period.
<br />'A recess followed during which the finance committee examined Claims No. 1 to
<br />62 incaus-lve and amounting to $1987.58. After the meeting had been called to order
<br />again, Councilman Rivolta of the finance committee reported that the committee had
<br />examined and approved the claims,and made a motion to the effect that they be paid.
<br />His motion was seconded by Councilman Madsen and with all the councilmen in favor
<br />of same. Councilman Rivolta also reported that the officers' monthly reports were
<br />accepted and moved that they be placed on file.
<br />Action on the communications were then taken as follows:
<br />June�15-- F.L.Herrick, Chairman Parade Committee, Livermore Rodeo. Filed.
<br />16-- League of California Municipalities. Filed.
<br />". 18-- Division of Labor Statistics and Law Enforcement. Filed.
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