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1956 condiictsc his business properly. there would be no objections on the part of the City Councfl. In conclusion Mayor Orloff' contacted Councilman Trimingham with regards to the matter and he had no objections to Mr. Bieler opening at the new location. Bids on the one -half ton pack -up truck to be purchased for the water department were then opened by the Clerk and the first bid was from the Pleasanton Fireproof Garage in which it submitted a price of $737.74 on a 1938 Chevrolet 'Truck, less $25.00 for the used.Ford and less special discount of $23.74 to the municipality making the truck cost the Town of Pleasanton $689.00. The next bid opened was from the Pleasanton Service Station offering to furnish a Ford pick -up o£ 85 H.P. Motor to cost $690.00 and ti-Le .60_ Motor $680.00, both prices considered the trade in of the Model T Ford pickup ,now being used by the Department, but the prices did not include the sales tax. The third bid o ened was from the G & L Auto Service on a 1938 Dodge 6 cylinder truck. The truck cost 797.,00 less discount $122.,00, $675.00, the California Sales Tax of $20.25, $695.25, less allowance on Model T Ford pickup $15.00' or $680.25. The council gave. consideration to the three bids and at the conclusion of their discussion, Councilman Madsen made a 'moation to the affect that the bid of G & L Auto Service of $680'.25 be ° accepted-and.-that the certified checks submitted on the other bids be returned. Council- man Trimingham seconded the motion and all the councilmen present were in favor of same. .The Council'ordered that the G & L Auto Service proceed with the delivery of the truck and that Councilman Madsen take up with the firm the matter of the proper paint job,, it being suggested that the body be either dark blue or black or blue - black. Councilman Madsen of the Public Utilities Committee reported that the -work-'at the pump house had been completed by Cruikshank & Kolln..and by the Pleasanton Electric Company, both jobs being satisfactorily completed. Councilman Madsen also reported that since last Thursday morning water was being received .f from the mains of the City of San Frane,iksuo. because the water table had been lowered. Councilman Trimingham of the Street and Bui;lding- committee reported to the Council that last Friday , evening he made a survey of the city streets and that . on .Saturday a general cleanup had taken place. Councilman Brenner of the Laws and Judiciary Committee had nothing special to report other than to state to the council that extra officers would be needed durirng the Fiesta. The Mayor advised him that he was priviledged to procure such officers as were necessary. The Mayor stated that on account of the length of the financial report of the City Ulerk that he thought it advisable to wait until the evening that the Council met as a Board of Equalization and that evening discuss the items of the report among the Council members. The Clerk reported to the Council that checks in the amount of $7300. had been received from the Division of Highways to be deposited in the Special Gas Tax Street Improvement Fund and that'these checks covered the period April 1st, 1935 to and including April 1, 1938. Attorney Nilson then reported to the Council that he had on hand the plans and specifications for the improvement of Division Street and St. Mary's Street to the Railroad as prepared by Engineer Mancini. Also that these plans and specifications had been approved by the State Department of Public Works and that it would be necessary for the City Council to approve same. He then presented Resolution 11o. 1653 in Re: Approved Plans and Specifications and Special Provisions for the improvement of Division Street and St. Mary's Street in the Town.of Pleasanton about 0.44 miles in length. This resolution was adopted on motion of Councilman.Trimingham, seconded by Councilman Brenner and with all the Councilmen present in favor of same. Attorney Nilson then presented Resolution No. 1 654 a 'resolution stating the scale of wages to be paid etc. This resolution was adopted'on motion of councilman Trimingham seconded by Councilman Brenner and with all the councilmen present in favor of same. Attorney Nilson then advised that a notice.ealling for 'bids would have to 'be published for two insertions in the Pleasanton Times and he accordingly read the Notice Calling for bids which was accepted. The Clerk advised the Council that Mr. Manicini would be able to meet 'with it on 'Tuesday evening, August 16th and accordingly it was decided that the bids for the street work should be -opened at that ti-me.a. Also that the Council would adjourn until that date. The Clerk then presented the 1938 Assessment Roll which had been completed as of June 30th. The assessment roll included the following: Real Estate $218,300.00, Improvement $334,550.00, Personal Property $779300:00, total $630,150.00, less exemptions $219325.00, total $608,825400. It was ordered that the Council should meet -next 'Monday evening, August 8th and organize and convene as a Board -of Equalization and sit on such consecutive evenings as was required. The Council ordered that it should be represented in the Fiesta parade on Sunday morning, August 7th. Councilman Brenner was appointed to arrange fora decorated car. The following resolutions were then presented: Resolution No.' 1651 -- Authorizing the payment of the salaries of the municipal officers for the month of July and amounting to $770.00.• This resolution was adopted on motion of Councilman Madsn seconded by Councilman Trimingham and with all the councilmen present in favor of same. Resolution No. 1652 -- Authorizing the Clerk to cancel License No. 1 -- Bill Gilbert - painting $12.00 dated July 1, 1938 as work contracted for was cancelled and to return license fee. This resolution was adopted on motion of Councilman Brenner seconded by Councilman Trimingham and with all the councilmen present in favor of same. There being no further business in adjourned session, Tuesday evening, Approved Wmayor the meeting adjourned at 9:45 o'clock to meet August 16t at 8 o'cl Clerk 0