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1260, "lAnd be it further resolved that the Tax Collector be and he is hereby empowered and directed to collect taxes for the 'Town of Pleasanton at the rates set forth herein and in the manner and at the times provided by law." "Adopted and passed by the 'sown Council of the Town of Pleasanton, California, this 12th day of September, 1938, on motion of Councilman Rivolta, seconded by Councilman Trimingham and with the following votes: "Ayes: Councilmen Rivolta, Trimingham, Brenner and Orloff." "Noes: None." "Absent: Councilman Madsen." Councilman Rivolta then brought up the matter of the chimney-in the City Hall about which there had been a discussion at the meeting on Septeinber 6th and which he was advised to look into. Councilman Rivolta reported that he had consulted with loses Compagna regard- ing the improvement and that Mr. Compagna was "Willing to building the brick chimney with terra cotta flue line 7 inches in diameter, labor and material to be included for $51.50 and without the flue line of terra cotta the job would be $36.00." It was decided that it would be best to have the terra cotta flue line installed and accordingly Councilman Rivolta was instructed to have Mr. Compagna proceed with the work at the price of $51.50. Karl Bieler appeared before the Count+;il and reported that on Saturday night, September 17th that he was planning to open his new establishment in the Antonini Building, that he would like permission to have free dancing and queried the Council whether there would be any objection. Mayor Orloff stated that he could see no objection as long as the party was orderly and also that Mr. Bieler should cease the music at 1 o'clock and close his party promptly at 2 o'clock. He was very willing to do this and since there were no objections from the Councilmen present permission was granted him to hold free dancing at his establishment. 'The matter of the municipality being concerned -in the expenses of the local branch of the Alameda County Library after January 1st as regards librarian salary and janitor salary, was given consideration by the Councilmen. The mayor again expressed himself as being "favorable to the matter being presented before the Board of Supervisors and also that in advance of appearing before the Board that he felt that the matter be given consideration by the Woman'-s Improvement Club of Pleasanton, who were responsible for the first library being established in Pleasanton. After some discussion with the Clerk on the advisability of whether the matter should be presented in writing or in person, the Clerk was directed to appear before the Club at its next regular meeting on TuesdAy, September 27th and at that time discuss the matter with the club members in an effort to procure their help in the project of having the County assist in maintaining the branch. There being no further business the meeting regular session Monday evening, October 3d at the Rpprov ed: yor adjourned at 8 :45 o'clock to meet in usual hour. Clerk Pleasanton, California, September 21st, 1938. The Town Council of the Town of Pleasanton was called to order on the above written date by Mayor Thos. Orloff. Present at roll call were: Councilmen ildadsen, Rivolta, Trimingham, Brenner and Orloff. The Mayor stated that the meeting had been called at the suggestion of Engineer Mancini in order to consider the extension of street work contract with A. J. Clausen for the completion of 5t. Marys Street between the Western Pacific crossing andMain'Streetq Engineer Mancini then discussed with the Councilmen a project statement which he had submitted on September 19th to the State Department of PublicWorks with reference to the extension.. He advised that he had received an-:informal approval from the State on the work and an assurance that further funds would be available from gas tax moneys to assist with the work. He further advised that the entire project of improving Division and St. Marys Street would necessitate an expenditure of some $8500.00 of which $7300.00 was on /hand. He submitted to the Council a sketch of the work to be done after which a discussion on water main connections, pipes and electric conduits, etc. followed. It was established that certain work in connection with the replacing,--!of electric wires etc. would be the responsibility of the contractor, but with the placing of water mains at a new lower level would be the work of the municipality and accordingly the town. would have to bear that expense. After some discussioh it was agreed that since the work was necessary that it should progress under town expenses and without delay. After a further discussion, Resolution No. 1660, flBe it Resolved by the Council of the Town of Pleasanton that the plans and specifications for extending the work of improving vivision Street and fit. -Mary Street in the Town of Pleasanton to include the portion of St..Mary Street between the Western Pacific Railroad right of way and Main Street in the Town of Pleasanton this day presented, to the City Council by John A. Mancini, Civil Engineer, be and the same are hereby approved and adopted. "' The resolution was adopted on motion of Councilman Trimingham, seconded by Councilman Rivolta and with all the councilmen in favor of same. Also Resolution No. 1661 "Be it Resolved by the City Council of the Town of Pleasanton that the T;layor and Clerk of the Town of Pleasanton be and they are hereby authorized to enter into an extension of the agreement with A. J. Clausen, the Contractor who has entered into a contract for THE IMPROVE.- TENT OF DIVISION STREET AND ST. MARY STREET IN THE TOVal OF PLEASANTON, CALIFORNIA, ABOUT I