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accordingly would be practically ovined by the Town of Pleasanton.," He also advised that the care of the equipment rested with the fire department and accordingly anything that was turned over to the fire department to be cared for by it naturally became its property. Councilman Amaral of the Laws and Judiciary Committee advised that $1205.08 had been received from the State of Calif ornia as Pleasanton's apportionment of liquor fees to March 31, 1935. He questioned who -had received same and in what fund it was deposited. The Clerk advised Mr. Amaral that the City Treasurer had received the money since the check was made payable to him and being that it came'^from licenses etc. it had been placed in the general fund. Councilman Amaral advised that on account of the Bean trial in Oakland that Mr. Delucc hi had been absent from his duties that day and probably would be for another day or two and that,during his absence Mr. Rodrigues was acting as Chief of Police. Councilman Olesen of the Street and Building Committee reported on recent S.E.R.A. activities. He asked the Clerk to submit a report with reference to what might be done to fix the streets and the Clerk advised that -S.E.R.A. labor might be secured and a sum of money not to exceed $200.00 probably would be available to buy supplies. The Clerk also.advised that a representative of the District Office of the State Highway Commission would be at the City Hall on Monday, July 8th at 10 o'clock to meet Mr. Olesen and other members of the City Council with regards to *work on St. Marys Street. The Clerk also asked that the Council give him authority to collect for the curb and gutter work following the thirty day period allowed for,the payment of same. He advised but that little money had been collected to date, whereas bills in excess of $500.00 were on,hand to be paid. On motion of Councilman Olesen, seconded by Councilman Rivblta and with all the Councilmen in favor of same the Clerk was authorizied and instructed to collect the curb and gutter project accounts. Mr. Olesen thanked the Council and the Clerk for recent courtesies extended in connection with the curb and gutter work. Some discussion followed with regards to S.E.R.A. work as regards the workers, the hauling away of dirt and the expense involved and Rouncilma n Olesen was advised to try and. see what he could do toward.encouraging the workers to put in more effort as regards their labors and also to minize the expense of trucking the dirt away. Councilman Madsen of the Public Utilities Committee made a short report with regards to the Sewer Farm. He also= advised that an electric meter had been installed at McKinley Park and in the fufture that the lights used at the park would be billed separately from the power used at the pump. He also suggested that a nominal fee be charged for lights used by various organizations who used the park in the evenings. The following resolutions were then present: Resolution No. 1549 -- Authorizing the payment of the salaries of the municipal officers and amounting to $745.00. No. 1550 -- Authorizing the payment of the 35th Municipal plater Bond amounting to $ 500.00 and 6 coupons of interest @ $12.50- - $75.00. No. 1551--Authorizing-the Clerk to cancel License No. 202, dated April 1, 1935, George Johnson, $12.00 on account of abandoning his business operations as of May 15, 1935. Action on the -.resolutions ; taken as follows: Resolution No. 1549 -- Adopted on motion of Councilman Madsen, seconded by Council - man Olesen and with'all the Councilmen voting in favor of same. it " " No. 1550 -- Adopted on motion of Councilman Olesen, seconded by Councilman Amaral and with all the Councilmen voting in favor of same. No. 1551 -- Adopted on motion of Councilman Madsen, seconded by Councilman Olesen and with all the Councilmen voting in favor of same. Mr. Sam Glassey was present at the meeting and asked permission for the East Bay Matrons and Patrons Association of.the Eastern Start to use McKinley Park on Sunday afternoon, September 22nd for an outing and barbecue. The Clerk then took up the matter of his annual report which was submitted at the last meeting. He questioned the Councilmen with regards to whether they had any further information that they desired. Mayor Orloff speaking for the Council advised that the re,port'had been satisfactory and that he was very sure that there was no further information required,. Councilman Rivolta, of the Finance Committee, expressed himself as being pleased with the report. There being no further business the meeting adjourned at 10:30 o'clock to meet -in regular session, Monday evening, August 5th at the usual hour, Approved* ox 401WP_ 113 j i