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Action on the communications were taken as follows: Both the application of Mr. Viada and Mr. Potvin were again heard and the Council went on record as favoring a change from the present management of the garbage disposal to more desirous parties providing further trouble would be experienced with Mr. Zunino. November 25th -- Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company - Filed. .- 28th -- American Legion Auxiliary. The Clerk was instructed to speak with Mrs. Ruppel and to advise her that the Council would be pleased to have-the Auxiliary take care of the matter as in previous years. Councilman Madsen of the Public Utilties committee reported that the work of his department was progressing along O.K. and especiall at the .sewer farm. He reported that some new tools were needed by his department and that he instructed the engineer to procure same. Councilman Amaral had nothing in particular to report. He advised the Council the Council that the liquor licenses t; be issued after January 1, 1937, would have to be paid in full instead of quarterly. He also dreiv the attention of a new require= ment of the State Board of•Equalization which required the inspection of all places do.ing a liquor business as to whether or not 'they were up to sanitary conditions. Councilman _ Amaral recommended that in the very near future our Health Officer would inspect the various places in the city limits doing a liquor business. Councilman Olesen discussed the -State Railroad Commission hearing.in San Francisco on November 7th, which he, Mayor Orloff and Attorney Nilson attended. He reported that the Southern Pacific Company was not favorable to the crassing,being.repaired but that it was favorable to the town's recommendation in the matter. He also stated that Attorney Nilson was awaiting word with regards to the outcome of the hearing that day and until then nothing could be done. The Mayor also explained the matter a little bit further. The Mayor referred to the agreement of the Spring Valley dater Company with the Town of Pleasanton with regards the water situation and a certain section concerning same was read from the agreement by Councilman Madsen. A short discussion followed. Councilman Madsen reported that water from the Water District will be available should the town require same. Also that Messrs. Ebright and Espy had reported to him that water would be flowing -from the artesian wells in about a year since all underground stratus would be filled up. It was decided that should water be needed from the water district during the winter months that same be procured. The Clerk reported that a representative of the IWPA had visited Pleasanton and had gone over the tree trimming matter with Superintendent of Streets, M.M.Rodrigues. Also that over the week -end a proposed project had been received from headquarters for signature. The Clerk then presented Resolution 1602, authorizing the payment of the salaries of the :municipal officers for November and amounting to $770.00. On motion of Councilman Madsen, seconded by councilman Rivolta and with all the councilmen in favor of same, the resolution was adopted. There being no further business the meeting adjourned at 9:30 to meet in regular session, Monday evening, January 4th at 7:30 P.M. Approved: &AveClerk Mayor Pleasanton, Calif(rna, Sanuary 4, 1937• The Town Council of the Town of Pleasanton was called to -o.rder at 7:30 on the above written date -with Mayor Thos. Orloff presiding. Present';at roll call were: Councilman Madsen, Olesen and Orloff. Councilmen Rivolta and Amaral were late. The minutes of the December 7th meeting were adopted as read. The Clerk then presented Claims No. 274 to 310 inclusive and amounting to $887.11 as follows: Claim No. 274 -- Pacific Gas & Electric Company, electricity 275 -- n n rr n n n n n It, a n 276 -- tt tr n to of to of n to of �7 - n for n u• n n It n p6wer 279 -- is to to to If It" If „ 279 -- tt n u n n n nt n electricity 280. -- a to, a n n n n n, power gas 281 -- Of It, It, n n 11 n n• ' It It m n, 282,.i " m electricity - n n 283 -- Ashton Britten, professional services 284 F. it, If if - -Geo: S-obeila, special officer 2:85- -Frank Viada, cleaning'streets 286 --Toe ganches, labor 287 - -M. V. Anselmo, labor 288 -- Manuel Anselmo, labor .,289-- Cruikshank & Kolln, supplies and labor 290 -- n H of to it. 11 of 11 of 291-- tr n of of to If n 292 -- If If to to of If to 293--Pleasanton Auto Supply, supplies and labor 294 -- to it It of to labor and supplies 295 -- of to If to it repairs 296--Pleasanton Electric Company, supplies $173.14 4.46 12 ..96 94.35 5.6a 1.84 1•.8o .04 30.00 5.00 55.00 6.00 6.00 7.50 10.46 5.94 3.35 .12 5.38 2.50 2.07 5.70 I *I W_