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12 74 the ordinance• and its re.quirements then followed. Attorney Nilson was of the opinion that if any special concession was to be made that certain changes in the ordinance would be required in order that the Council might not find themselves in difficulty in the future. I-t was ordered that the ordinance should be looked into and that the matter should receive attention at the special meeting next Ylonday evening. Action on the following resolutions were then taken: Resolution No. 1676 -- Authorizing the payment of the salaries of the'rnurlicipal officers for the month'of December amounting to $770.00. The resolution was adopted on motion of Councilman Madsen, seconded by Councilman Hkvm)1.ta and w the all the councilmen in favor of same. Resolutfon No. 1617 -- Authorizing the clerk to-.draw a warrant on the Town Treasurer in favor of T. H. eSilver, for DDthe sum of $ 25.00 in payment of two resolution was adoptena ° on °motQanl of- aurlcllan'ltadsenh °secondeu y �unci�i an�ler;eall in favor of same Resolution No. 1678 -- Authorizing the Clerk to cancel the following licenses: License No- 34- J. Lima, prop. Roxy Theatre, theatre license $Q12.00 on account of dis using of business; License No. 80 - Harold Kamp - Electrical Goods 12.00 on account of discontinuing in business shortly after October 1, 1938; and License No. 88 - Roy N. Jensen, Contractor $12.00- issued in error. The resolution was adopted on motion of Councilman Brenner, seconded by Councilman Trimingham and with all the councilmen in favor of same. There being no further business the meeting adjourned t 9:35 o'clock to meet in special session, Monday evening, January 9th 4t �j:3o, P. Approved: Clerk ' M Pleasanton, California, January 9, 1939 - `l'he •Town Council of the 'own of Pleasanton was called to order in adjourned session on the above written date by Mayor Thos. Orloff. Present at roll call were: Councilmen Rivolta , T rimingham,Brenner .•and Orloff. Absent - Councilman Madsen. The Clerk reported to the Council that he had had advice from Mr. Mancini to the effect that the reflectors for the St. Mary's Street crossing had been ordered and should shortly be received. The Clerk then presented Ordinance No. 1759 "AN ORDINANCE AMNENDING ORDINANCE NO. 157 OF THE TOWN OF PLEASANTON BY ADDING A NEW SECTION THERETO TO BE KNOWN AS "SECTION 2 -a ". This ordinance was introduced for its first reading on January 3d. It was adopted on motion of Councilman Brenner, seconded by Councilman Trimingham with all the councilmen present in favor of same. The Clerk then introduced Ordinance No. 176 AN'ORDINAIC E CONSTITUTING FIRST STREET A BOULEVARD, REQUIRING THE OPERATOR OF EVERY VEHICLE TO COME TO A FULL STOP BEFORE ENTERING OR CROSSING SAID STREET AND PROVIDING FOR THE ENFORCEMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS ORDINANCE. This ordinance was introduced at the January 3d meeting by Councilman Brenner. It was adopted on motion of Councilman Brenner, seconded by Councilman Trimingham with all the councilmen Present in favor of same. The Clerk then brought up the communication of December 29th from W. B. Sutherland, manager of the Hayward office of the Pacif is 'Telephone & Telegraph Company and the agreement forwarded to the Town of Pleasanton for its signature, the said agreement concerning the police alarm horn signal. After a short discussion it was decided that the matter should lay over to a future meeting. The matter of the Building Ordinance was then introduced and after a short discussion on Section 3 of same, approval was given with regards to the•prospective building permit about which Dr. H. J. Shanks..had queried Building Inspector Peter Christesen. Councilman Trimingham of the Street and Building committee brought up the matter of surfacing Third Street between Beal Street and Angela Street. He discussed the plan of eliminating a gutter and surfacing the street to the curb. He advised that a concrete curbing had lately been placed along the property of F.J. Hall and A. D. Georgis to complete the section installed by Peter C.-Madsen. He reported that at the present time no curbing had been installed and that there was some understanding among the property owners that the city street department do- certain surfacing to improve conditions on that street. Councilman Trimingham further reported that it was his understanding that there had been some.dismussion among the property owners relative to the curb not being demanded. The membewsof the council present then discussed the ra ter.. The plan of eliminating the curb was not generally approved. While the discussion was in progress, Councilman Madsen reported at the meeting and he answered the matter in regards, to the curb and gutter pointing out that sometime a-go in a discussion of street work with Mr. Mancini in the city hall that Mr. Mancini had made certain recommendations with regards such surfacing and which the city street department could apply. Mayor Orloff explained.the matter as he understood it and to the effect that such a surfa.cing.would probably break and that the street department would have some difficulty in maintaining it. Councilman Madsen again discussed the recommendations•of Mr. Mancini on the surfacing and expressed himself to the effect that if any gutter was required that it should be uniform and that he had spoken to Messrs. Georgis and Hall relative to _potting same in. The Council then discussed the surfacing further, 'it being rather favored that the solid street type of work be put in and thus any criticism which might arise would be avoided, - likewise a gutter was agreed upon. W,