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1 It was also brought to the Council's attention, by Mr. Oxsen, that some of the local bars are failing to secure dance permits. The Council asked him to contact Hayward and Livermore City Halls to determine their policy in the matter of issuance of dance permits to bars and the fee that is charged if same are issued. No permit fees of this nature are to be collected until a revision of this Ordinance. Mayor Trimingham stated to the Council that Mr. Roy Jensen had contacted him to in- vite the Councilmen to a meeting to be held in Oakland this evening. Mr. David Bohannon will speak on "the relations between new sub division home owners and the neighboring community Councilman Cairo, who is in charge of the annual Halloween Parade, asked the Council's permission to form this years parade, which is to be held Oct. 31st at 7 P.M., on Main street, as the lighting on Rose Avenue, where the parade has formed in the past years, CQ is insufficient. The Council agreed to grant his request. Councilman Cairo also CTS stated that the Parent Teachers Association would appreciate the Council designating Oct. 29th as "P.T.A. Day The Council agreed to proclaim it as such and asked Mr. Oxsen to inform Mrs. Miller of same. •t• e r6 7 3 concerns that these licenses had not been collected in the past. The Council authorized Mr. Oxsen to collect Business Licenses in lieu of the Police Dept. as has been done in the past They also requested Mr. Oxsen to contact Mr. Earl Pinard in regard to his obtaining a Pawn Broker's License since it was learned that he intends to close -out his jewelry business and concentrate on this type of business. The Council agreed that a fee of $25.00 should be set for a Pawn Broker's License. No further word has been received from the State Employees' Retirement System. CLAIMS: Claims No. 172 and 173 were presented to the Finance for approval. No. 172 Bank of America Withholding Tax 6.65 Warrant No. 262 173 Sierra Pipe Line Constr. Progress Pay't 2 5,000.00 263 1 i There bring no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 10:50 P.M. to meet again in regular session on November 3rd at 7 :30 P.M. 1 C/ Mayor City Clerk Pleasanton, California November 3, 1952 The City Council met in regular session at 7:45 P.M. on the above date, with Mayor Trimingham presiding. ROLL CALL showed present: Councilmen Cairo, Abrott, Hansen and Hewitson. The minutes of the meetings of October 6th, 7th, 12th and 21st were read. The omission of the amount ($3785.00) of Payroll for September, Resolution 2245, in the minutes of October 6th,. was noted. After this correction, the minutes were approved as read. Mrs. C. N. Hill, of 19 St. John St., appeared before the Council in regards to taxes on her property. She was interested in determining if taxes would be higher on her prop- erty, should it be placed in the Commercial zone, as per her previous request. Attor- ney Gale explained to her that valuation of property is based on use of same property; therefore, her taxes should remain the same so long as the residence remained. Mayor Trimingham then called on Mr. Clyde Potvin to discuss the use of his property as a dry dump site. Mr. Potvin stated that he would set -up such a site on his property and would fully co- operate with the Town in this respect. He also stated to the Council that his prices would be: 50¢ small load, 75¢ large load and $1.00 large truck, and he would pick up dry garbage if requested at the rate of $6.00 per hour. He will have a man on duty at all times to maintain the site and will also place a sign direct- ing people to the site. The Council agreed that his proposition was quite fair. A notice will appear in the Pleasanton,Times, and the notice will also advise people against dumping elsewhere. Mr. Joaquin Perry, Jr. and Mr. John Recktenwald were present at the meeting as spectators