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12 1 d Milk.Inspector -- Showing laboratory report of milk - samples during the month of July. Ashton Britten -= Showing laboratory report of (the sewer farm during the month of July. Building,Inspector: -- Showing that 3 Electrical permits had been issued during the month . Also 1 Building permit granted during the month. The reports were referred to the finance committee for audit and report. 'games Trimingham, Peter Christesen and Al Alameda appeared in behalf of the Fiesta Del Vino Association with reference -to decorating the streets and waiving a license fee for carnivals: Mr. Trimingham pointed out to the Council that. the funds of the Fiesta Del Vino Association available for the 1937 Fiesta were considerably less than what was on hand last year and made the request of the Council that it give consideration -to the expending of $100.00 to decorate Nain Street and the City Hall. Mr. Trimingham stated that he understood that in times past the Council had expended about $15.00 for decorating the hall and that to decorate the streets would mean an additional expenditure of $55.00 which -was considerably under what the Fiesta Association had paid for the work in years past. He pointed out that Mr-. Warren.of 1'resno had agreed to do this work for the Tbwn at that price and that he guaranteed - -to do the work as- well as it had been done in the past even though the'allowance for same was considerably under that he had,received in other years. Mr. Trimingham stated that a number of California cities were follow- ing the proceedure this year of help their respective celebrations by taking care of this expense: Mr. Alameda asked that the license fee be,waived should a carnival attract- ion be brought to Pleasanton because difficulty was being experienced in securing a carni *. val company and that if one was secured it was felt the request would be made that no license be paid. Mr. Alameda further stated that he expected that if a carnvial company was secured that the Fiesta Association would receive about $125.00 as against X295.'00 last year. Also if this amount was received that certain expenses would have to be taken out similar-to-last year. Mr. Christesen had nothing to-state other than he was present to support his -committee members. Councilman Amaral asked-'that the matter be laid over until the special meeting on Monday, August 9th as Councilman Madsen was absent from the meeting. Councilman Olesen also thought it would be well not to make any decision on the matter but to wait until Mr. Madsen returned. The following communications were then read: July 29th -- League of California 'Municipalitie's - In Re. League Convention at San Jose September 13 -16 inclusive. Also requesting a copy of the Annual Report of the City Clerk for exhibit purpose. July 31th-- Office of the State Controller advising City .Clerk Schween that the rqDw t of the Financial Transactionsfor the Town of Pleasanton for the year ending June 30th, 1937 had been received and checked. The State Controller advised that he "found the report very complete, and that the explanation of special items was of great assistance to him, the report is.nively balanced, both as to the, -water plantdetail and the -:main receipts and payment*... " August 1st - -An anonymous letter signed ' rTaxpayer of Pleasanton" complaining about the noise at the Ratti Cafe. An application for permission to hold a dance at the'I.D.E..S. Hall on August 14th was - received from the Pleasanton Junior Chamber of Commerce and signed by G. Kirkpatrick. The e-was no objection to this permit being granted and also it::was allowed thatthe dance -could be conducted until 2 A.M. 4aA recess followed during which the finance committee examined Claims No. 4? to '77 inc 'usirve and amounting to $730.70. After the meeting had been called to order, Council - man'Amaral, acting chairman of the finance committee, reported that the committee had examined and approved the claims and made a motion to the effect that they be paid. His motion was'seconded -by Councilman Olesen, and with all the councilmen present in favor of same.t.- "Councilman Amaral also reported that the officers monthly reports were accepted and he moved that they be placed on file. Action on the communications were taken as follows: I July 29th -- League of California Munici palities. Filed. July - .31st-- Ofi'ice of the state Controller. filed. August 1st -- Anonymous letter signed "Taxpayer of Pleasanton ". In Re: Ratti's Cafe. Council - man Amaral stated that he would look into the natter and take up same with the Night -watchman in an effort -to ascertain who made the complaint. The following reports of committees were then submitted: Councilman Amaral of the Laws and Judiciary Committee reported to the Council that Chief .of Police Lelucchi would be absent from his office for a two weeks vacation begin- ning August 3d and that arrangements had been made with Councilman Olesen to - permit Street Superintendent M.M.Rodrigues to act as Chief of Police. Councilman Amaral also reported that a complaint had been received from residents in the vicinity.of Pleasanton Avenue and with regards to the excess dust caused by persons using the private road leading from St. Johns Street to,the Arroyo Del Valle Creek and to the gravel pits of A.B.Pickard and B. W. Bennett. After a short discussion, the Clerk was directed to write both Mr. Pickard and Mr. Bennett and asked that they do something to relieve this condition. The Clerk was then _ instructed to read Ordinance No. 1719 "AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING ANY PERSON BEING IN AN INTOXICATED OR DRUNKEN CONDITION ON ANY PUBLIC HIGMAIAY, ROAD, STREET, SIDE,;lALK9 LANE, AI LEY, PUBLIC GROUNDS, PUBLIC PLACE OR PLACE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, AND PROHIBITING-ANY PERSON BEING IN AN INTOXICATED OR DRUNKEN CONDITION IN ANY AUTOMOBILE, MOTORCYCLE, OR OTHER VEHICLE WHILE THE SAIVIE IS ON ANY SUCH PUBLIC HIGHWAY, ROAD, STREET, SIDEIVALK9 LANE, ALLEY, PUBLIC GROUNDS, PUBLIC PLACE OR PLACE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, AND PROHIBITING ANY PERSON BEING IN AN INTOXICATED OR DRUNKEN CONDITION TO THE ANNOYANCE OF ANY OTHER PERSON ON ANY PRIVATE PREMISES OR IN ANY PRIVATE HOUSE WITHIN THE TOWN OF PLEASANTON: AND PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF THE PROVISIONS THEREOF." This ordinance was passed on motion of Councilman Amaral, seconded by Councilman Olesen and with all the councilmen present in favor of same. Councilman Olesen of the Street and Building Committee reported that concrete had been poured at the Neal Street crossing and that heexpected by the end of the week that the work