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<br />The claims were referred to the finance committee for audit and report.
<br />The Clerk then presented the following reports of the municipal officers:
<br />Pater Department: -- Showing that water had been turned on at• 3. places and off at 4 places.
<br />Repaired service for,.Mrs. Apperson on-Pleasanton Avenue, repaired service on Sunol Road,-
<br />installed hydrant on'Fair Grounds, repaired 4 hydrants -and 7 meter valves and installed 3
<br />meters. The report showed that there were 428 taps in. town and 40 outside of Town. There
<br />were 501 services in town (On 460, Off 41) and 44 services outside of town (On 42, Off 2)
<br />total number of services 545.The expenses.of the department amounted to $995.12 and the
<br />income amounted to $1061.65, leaving a total. -over and above expenses of $66.53. The total
<br />hours pumping at Pump #1, 200 hours, total gallons water pumped from Water District, 5,768,2 00
<br />gallons, total gallons water pumped from.Pump #2 - .4059000 gallons.
<br />To n Clerks -- Showing that he had delivered 54 licenses.for collection and amounting to
<br />:.7 .00, and 473 water bills amounting to $121.7.75. The balance on hand per last report
<br />was ;10,497.92 and since then'the following collections have been made: Licenses from
<br />Marshal $404.00, Plater bills from Marshal $967.85, water bills from Engineer "1.50, Wa ter
<br />sold Alameda County $36.15, milk inspection fees from Marshal 630.42,. fees from Recorder's
<br />Court $50.00, from Town Clerk: Dance Fees $5.009 Personal Property Taxes $5.601, P.G.&E.
<br />Co. Street work $1.25, making a/total of 012,001.69, less warrants issued July 5, 1938,
<br />$2462.33, leaving a cash balance in the hands of the Treasurer of S$9539.36• This was
<br />divided as follows: General Fund $$8531.889 Water Bond Fund y$198.44, City Hall Bond Fund
<br />§13.47, 1929 Municipal Improvement Bond Fund $617.610 Municipal Improvement Bond Fund
<br />#77:.96.
<br />.Superintendent of Streets: - -The report showed that work on the streets for the month of
<br />July amounted to $157.75. The expenses for the department amounted to $42.74.
<br />Town Marshal: -= Showing that he had received 473 water bills from the Clerk amounting to
<br />1217.7. He'collected water bills amounting to $967.85 and returned water bills amount-
<br />ing to 249.90. He'also collected licenses amounting to $404.00 as.follows: 1938-39
<br />Licenses: 15 licenses @'$12.00 -- $180.009 8 licenses @ $16.00 -- 6128.00•, 3 licenses 9
<br />$20.00 -- $60.00; 1937 -38 Licenses: 3 licenses 0_'$12.00 -- $36.00. He also collected
<br />milk inspection fees.amounting to $30.42.
<br />Treasurer: - -The Water Deposit Fund had $99-'50 on hand per last report and since then
<br />17. 0 had been collected making a total of $117.00 in the Pater Deposit Fund. There
<br />was 915.99 on hand in the Mater Surplus Fund. There was $166.13 on hand in the Gurb
<br />and Gutter Fund. No receipts and disbursements during the month. There was 0100497:92
<br />on hand in the General Fund per last report and since then $1503.(7 had been collected
<br />making -a total of $12,001.69, less warrants issued $2462.339,leaving $9539.36 in the
<br />General Fund.
<br />City Judge : -- Showing that $50.00 had been collected in fines during -the month of
<br />July.
<br />Fire Chief:. -- Showing report of activities during the month of July, 1938-
<br />Health Officers - -The report showed activities for the month of July, 1938.
<br />Milk Inspector: -- Showing Laboratory report of milk samples for the month of Jul"'. y 1 938•
<br />Building Inspector: - - Report showed that one electrical permit and'three building permits
<br />had been issued during the month of July, 1938.
<br />Ashton Britten: -- Showing Laboratory report, at Sewer Farm for the montli of July, 1938•
<br />The reports were referred to the finance committee for audit and report.
<br />`1'he'following communication was then read:
<br />July 11th -- John H. Skeggs, District Engineer, District V,, Division of Highways, advising
<br />that the,Deputy Director of Public 'd�orks under date of June,30, 1938, approved
<br />the recommendations of the streets to construct the system of streets of
<br />major imporatance in the Town of Pleasanton. According torhis letter, "the
<br />streets approved are identical with those declared as Streets of Major Import-
<br />ance in Town Council Resolution No. 1633."
<br />An application for permission to hold a dance at the Veterans Memorial Building on
<br />August 13th under the auspices of the-Pleasanton Post No 23 7; American Legion, was
<br />presented. The application was accompanied by the customary permit fee. There were no
<br />objections to the granting of this permit.
<br />A recess followed during which the finance committee examined Claims No. 59 to 109
<br />inclusive and amounting to $$1440.280 After the meeting had been called to order again
<br />Councilman Madsen,'acting as chairman of the finance committee, reported that the '
<br />committee had examined and approved the claims and made a motion to the effect that they
<br />be paid. His motion was seconded by Councilman Trimingham, and with all the councilmen
<br />in favor of same.' Councilman Madsen reported that the officers' monthly reports were
<br />accepted and he moved that they be placed on file, 'and there were no objections to same.
<br />the communication of July 11th from the Division of Highways was filed.
<br />Karl Bieler appeared before the Council in reference to opening his business in the
<br />Antonini Building on account of being asked to vacate the Re •alia Building. The Ida or
<br />questioned Councilman Brenner whether he had any objections t same and he stated that
<br />he was favorable to the matter. Councilman Madsen questioned the Mayor with reference
<br />to the proposed re- opening of the Western Pacific-Cafe and whether vacant places now
<br />being re- opened as refreshments stands and restaurants would continue to increase the
<br />number within the municipality. The Mayor advised Councilman Madsen that he would
<br />wait until further requests came before the Council before deciding what would be done.
<br />Councilman Madsen questioned Mr. Bieler why he was being requested to move and iar.
<br />Bieler answered to the affect that the present owner of the property felt that he was
<br />not keeping the exterior of the premises in the shape that it should be. Likewise she
<br />had in mind keeping the place unoccupied for a few months. Councilman Madsen h:.d no
<br />objection to Mr. Bieler moving. Mayor Orloff advised Mr. Bieler that as long as he
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