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12 44 Resolution No. 1646 -- Authorizing the Clerk to draw warrants in favor of Mrs. Edith Ziegenfuss, Mrs. Ellen Elsnab, 'Miss Caroline Ward and Ifts. Dora Arendt, for the sum of 65.00 each in payment of services rendered as election officers. The resolution was adopted on motion of Councilman Trimingham and seconded by Councilman Brenner and with all the councilmen'in favor of same. There being no further business the meeting adjourned a 10:20 o'clock to meet in regular session, Monday evening, June 6th at 8 o lock. Approve d• Clerk Mayor Pleasanton, California, May 13, 193b- The Town Council of the Town of Pleasanton met in special session on the above written date at 8 o'clock with Mayor Thos. Orloff presiding. Present at roll call were: Councilmen Madsen, Trimingham, Brenner and Orloff. Councilmen Rivolta was absent. The Mayor stated that the meeting had been called to consider an application to erect an oil tank etc. on property leased from the Southern Pacific Company by Frank Viada. The Mayor Queried the Clerk with regards to a building permit issued to Mr. Bruce several years ago for an erection of a colas plant etc. on Southern Pacific property. The Clerk advised that he examined the minutes of the Council meetings for a ten year period as well as the building permits for a similar period and no record could be found of Mr. Bruce having made an application--to the City Council or to the building inspector.During the discussion between the Councilmen on the project, it developed that Mr. Viada had mentioned some two years.,ago that he intended to erect tanks for the storage of oil for local distribution. Also that the erection of the tanks on the railroad property in the vicinity of Angela and First Streets would not injure property or be declared a mena:oe• After some discussion on motion of Councilman Trimingham, seconded by Councilman Madsen, it was ordered that a permit be granted to Frank Viada to erect the necessary tanks; the councilmen were all in favor of same. It was understood that the taxes were to be galvanized iron tanks, erected on concrete piers about 7 feet above the ground and to included four - 3000 gallons, or two - 6000 gallon tanks for storing diesel oil and stove oil. Councilman Madsen advised the Council that City Engineer Leonard Sinclair had requested a leave of absence on account of ill health, and that he would be absent from his duties for several months to come as he would require hospital care. Councilman Madsen further advised that Fred C. Madsen, who had served as acting engineer on previous occasions, had been appointed to take care of Mr. Sinclair's duties. There were no objections to same. The Clerk directed the attention of the Council to numerous duties evolved upon him where it was necessary for a Deputy City Clerk to act in his absence and he asked that Miss Victoria Bianchi be designated as Deputy City. Clerk to act without compensation. There was no objection to sane, .A dance permit from Joe Gibson for ar-dance on Friday evening, May 13th was presented and the Clerk stated that he had advised Mr. Gibson to contact members of the council in order to secure the necessary permit. It was ordered that in the future no permits were'to be presented outside of a meeting for official signatures and that all parties concerned with the giving of a dance should understand that the Board would not consider dance applications except at business sessions. There being no further business the meetin regular session, Monday evening, June 6th at 8 o djourned at ock. ® I :45 o'clock to meet in Pleasanton, California, June 6, 1938• erk The Town Council of the Town of Pleasanton met in regular session on the above written date with Mayor Thos. Orloff presiding. Present at roll call were: Councilmen Madsen, Trimingham, Brenner and Orloff. Councilman Rivolta was absent. The minutes of the May 3 and 13th meetings were adopted as read, except that Councilman Madsen drew the attention of the Clerk to an om�i:ssion in Re: P.G. &E. matter. The following line occurs "Councilman Madsen expressed himself as he had previously" , Mr. Madsen asked that the line be continued:as - follows: Wand in addition stated he was opposed to granting the franchise as asked for by the Pacific Gas & Electric Company for the distribution of electric energy within the municipality.* The Clerk then read Claims No. 439 to 484 inclusive and amounting to $1,098.79 as follows: