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1226 City _Tudge:_.'he report showed that 460.00 had been collected in fines during the month of ootober., 1937' 3?1re�•0h ef.s -- Sheaving report of activities during the month of October, 1937 -. Milk Inspector:-- Shotiving laboratory report of milk.samples'during the month of October. Ashton Britten:-=Showing laboratory report -- of the sewer farm during the month of October. Building Inspector: -- Report showed that 4 building permits had been issued.during the month of October: The reports were referred to the finance committee for audit and report. The follow irk; communi -cat ions were then read V October 6th: - -U.S. Department of Commerce, in re. Cenus of partial employment and unemployed and occupations. October 18th: -' State Department of Social Welfare, attaching copy of recent inspection of the Pleasanton City jail and advising with reference to certain changes which the department feels should be carried out. The Investigator's report in part said: "'Phis is one of the best small Jails, that I have visited in California. It is clean, sanitary and up to date. The Police Department is well managed and very.co- operative." November 1st:-- Voman's Improvement Club advising that the Club desired to co= operate with the council in the matter of tree planting and also asked what plans the Council has-in mind for this work in ' the future. The T'he communication was signed by the tree Committee of the Club which includes Mrs. C. vmallwood, Mrs. Mary Stovall and Mrs.-Harry 'Tripp. A recess followed during which the finance committee examined Claims No. 145 to 182 inclusive and amounting to $687.29. After the meeting had been called to order again, Councilman Madsen, 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 Amaral, and with all the Councilmen in favor of same. Councilman Madsen reported that the officers monthly reports were accepted and he moved that they be placed on file. 'There were no objections to same. In connection with the officers reports the.report of the Fire Chief recommended that the municipality pay $135.00 for 350 gallon Barton pump which had been secured from the City of Alameda. The Yire Chief, in his report, stated that the pump had originally cost $600.00 and that the city of Alameda was including 35 feet of 4 inch suction house which had a list price of $145.500 that both the pump and the suction hose was in :=splendid condition and that same was a valuable asset to the department. After some discussion among the Councilmen with reference to the matter, it was ordered on motion of 4ouncilman Amaral, seconded by Councilman Olesen that the municipality purchase the pump and the suction hose from the City of Alameda for the price of $135.00- Action on the communications taken as follows: October 6th:-- U.S.Department of Commerce. Filed October 18th: - -State Department of 6ocial welfare. Filed. November lst:-- roman's Improvement -Club. The Clerk was committee to the affect that the.Council its tree planting project and that- plans present time in connection with same. A advised that the Council appreciated its, that it continue in the future. . instructed to answer the had in mind continuing would go forward at the lso that the Ulub was ordered work in the past and asked The Council received an application from the Junior Chamber of Commerce-, signed by George K. Hansen, president of the organization asking for a dance permit for Saturday evening, November 13th, said dance to be held at the veterans Memorial Building. The application was accompanied by the customary fee of $.5•.00. There were no objections to the permit being granted. Councilman Madsen of the Public Utilities Committee reported that the work of his department was progressing with satisfaction. Councilman Amaral questioned Councilman Madsen concerning recent F.G:.& X. bills for power at the sewer farm, stating that'same had been higher than he had calculated they would be and wonder- ed if there was any special reason for same. Councilman laadsen advised that the heating unit at the sewer farm was being called upon to take care of considerable work and according more power was required. Councilman Amaral of the Laws and Judiciary Committee brought up the matter of the garbage disposal by Mr. Zunino, stating that Mr. Zunino was present at the meeting according to instructions from the Council "to appear and that he should be heard. Mr. Zunino stated why he had been unable to give the proper garbage service required by the Town, but the Council was hardly satisfied with his reasons for not picking up the garbage as he should. Councilman Madsen reported . what had taken place in connection with his own garbage and the complaints which• he had received -and he insisted that Mr. Zunino do something to -tmp•rove his service or that the Council definitely take steps to.have someone else pick up the.garbage. On the promise of Mr. Zunino that he would do better, the Council permitted the matter to rest.