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0 Hansen.the matter was ordered taken up again. Councilman Madsen of the Public Utilties committee reported that his department was progressing with satisfaction. Upon questioning he stated that the switches at the pump house had been installed and that same would be tried out just as soon.as the water level required the equipment being used. Councilman Brenner of the Laws and Judiciary committee suggested that stop signs be installed along the streets leading into First Street and that First Street be declared a boulevard street from Vineyard Avenue to Abbie Street. He also suggested that the required stop signs be installed on Abbie Street in order that full protection might be given to the school children using Abbie Street, thus making it a four way stop. He advised that stop signs could be procured from the California State Automobile Association and installed at a cost of ,;7.82 plus sales tax and freight. Also' that approximately nine 'stop signs would be used. There was some discussion among the Councilmen with regards to changing the stop signs on First Street in the vicinity of Neal Street and placing them on Neal Street instead. Likewise there was a discussion with regards to stop signs on Pleasanton Avenue.and Division Street. In :view of the fact that an' ordinance would be required to take care of the situation, it was decided that the Council should meet next Sunday morning, December 11th at 9 o'clock and go over the streets involved and at that time reach a decision as to what would be best to do. Also that the natter should be heard at a special session next Monday evening,.December 12th. Councilman Brenner brought up the matter of "licenses and with particular to the laundry license charged locally as against similar licenses charged in other cities., He advised the Council that Mr. Costedoat felt that the license here should be raised and further protection given him as "regards his local business. Mr. Brenner stated that in Livermore, for instance, licenses were $60.00 as to compared to $24..00 here and that in M"r. Coste- doat'ss case he was being compelled to pay $120.00 whereas for outsiders doing a similar business here at Pleasanton the charges was $48.00. There was some discussion among the Councilmen and at is conclusion Councilman Rivolta asked that the matter be laid over for further consideration. The Clerk reported to the Council that upon inquiry from certain members of the Council he was pleased to report on the street work done as regards its cost. According to the Clerk the following items were involved: A. J. Clausen, street improvement $8,254.62; John Mancini, engineering fees $530.37; L. R. Jensen, inspection services $270.00, Robert Mancini, special-work $52.50, maps etc. $20.17, total 0127-.66. The Clergy: reported to the Council that it would be necessary to transfer funds from the General Fund to the Special Gas Tax Street Improvement Fund to complete payments due Wr. Clausen and accordingly at his suggestion Resolution No. 1674 authorizing and instructing the Clerk to transfer from the General Fund to the Special Gas Tax Street Improvement Fund the sum of $627.66 was ordered. On motion of Councilman Madsen,, second- ed by Councilman Trimingham with all the Councilmen present in favor of saihe, it was further ordered that should there be no further claims brought against A. J. Clausen that the balance due him be paid at the special session of the' Council next Monday evening. Upon inquiry, the Clerk reported to the Council that he had been able to collect for Messrs. Ambrose Rivolta and Hans N. Hansen the amount of money due them from Mr. Clausen on account of electrical work which had to be installed on their respectable property. Mayor Orloff and Councilman Rivolta reported to the Council on the 1 ibrary matter heard before the Board of Supervisors last Thursday, December 1st. The Council stated that the Board consented to continuing with present arrangements for the library until something more definite could be worked out. Also that early in the new year the District Attorney would confer with the City Attorneys of the various municipalities affected by the change ih an effort to work out something satisfyi concerned. ng to all parties The following resolution:. , was then presented: Resolution No. 1673 -- Authorizing the payment of the salaries of the municipal officers for the month of November amounting g to �v770 00 The resolution was adopted on motion of Councilman Madsen- seconded by Councilman -� Rivolta and with all the councilmen in fa r of same. There being no further business the meeting djourn t :40 o'clock to meet in special session Monday evening, December 12th 7:30 0 o Approved: Clerk Ma Pleasanton, California, December 12, 1938- The Town Council of by Mayor Thomas Orloff. and Orloff. Councilman Resolution No. 1615 as the final payment on on motion of Councilman Councilmen in favor of the Town of Pleasanton was called to order on the above written date Present at roll call were: Councilman Rivolta, Trimingham, Brenner Madsen was absent. authorizing the payment to Andrew J. Clausen the sum oi"$825.46 the improvement of Division and St. Mary's Street was authorized_ Rivolta and - seconded by Councilman Trimingham and with all the name. A discussion followed relative to the installing of stop signs on First Street and the passing of an ordinance appertaining to the installation of same was taken up. Council man Brenner was authorized to see Attorney Nilson in regards to the proper Ordinan_cenbeing drawn and the installation of signs. There being no further business the meeting adjourned at 8 o'clock to meet in regular session Tuesday evening, January 3d at 7:30•. Approved: 40 Clerk . y 1241