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Counei-han Rivolta of the finance committee reported that the committee had examined and approved the claims and he made a motion to the effect that they be paid: His motion was seconded by Councilman Madsen and with all the councilmen present in favor of. same. Councilman Rivolta reported that.the officers monthly reports were accepted and he moved that the be placed on file.. There were no objections to same. Before taking up the regular order of business,.the Mayor called upon Mr. Alonzo D. Irwin,. who was present at the meeting and queried Mr. Irwin with reference to whether or not he had something to discuss with the Council. Mr. Irwin spoke with reference to his Milk Inspection permit, mention in.particul-ar that en. March 21st, he had received a letter from Dr. Clemens notifying him to the effect that his Milk Inspection Permit had been revoked fo.rthe reason that he had not paid his milk,inspection fees. He went on to discuss just what the situation was at his place of business and Attorney Nils answered in connection with the ordinance. Likewise Chief of �olice Delucchi spoke on a matter and what had taken place. Mr. Irwin went on to advise that since the first of the year he had discontinued ice cream and milk at his place of business and for the greater part was serving canned milk to his restaurant trade. He made some complaint with regards to the Pleasanton Hotel and its not paying a milk inspection fee, and he was advised to the effect that the matter was under consideration and would shortly be settled. Mr. McGonegal spoke in furtherance to his communication with reference to the rental of the unused sewer farm property for stock etc. Mayor Orloff advised Mr. McGonegal that for sometime the Council had been unwilling to rent out the property and he stated the reason.for this was due to the fact that considerable had been spent to improve the property for the purpose for which it was needed and if it was used fur the purpose that Mr., McGonegal intended that it would be ,upsetting and the municipality would be put to further expense in connection with getting it back into shape.- Councilman Madsen was called upon to- explain.the situation since Mr. McGonegal felt that it could be.fenced off and no injury caused. Mr. Henderson of the American Rubber Company was present to present prices and samples of fire hosev In connection with the report of the Fire Chief a report was submitted concern- ing the fire hose'on -hand at the present time and also the need of further hose for the department's use in 1939. Mr. Henderson spoke with reference to what his company had to offer and the prices involved. Councilman Tri mingham queried the Clerk with reference to whether or not an application had been received from the Pleasanton Post of the American Legion for a dance p erniit for Saturday evening, April 8th and the Clerk reported that none*had-Been'received. It seemed felt between Councilman Trimingham and Councilman Madsen that such a permit was.,-. as desired and since none was presented a request was made of the Council by Mr. Trimingham to the effect that should an'application come in during the week that same be granted. Councilman Madsen was very willing to put up the customary fee of $5.00 for the permit and the Mayor solicited an expression from the Council with reference to the matter. There was no objection from the Council to the effect that should an application be received that it should be granted. Action on the communications received were taken as follows: March 16th - Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company.. The letter was referred to Super- intendent of Streets, Manuel Rodrigues. March 20th - Livermore Chamber of Commerce.. The suggestion.of the Council to the effect that a morning parade might be suitable than an evening parade was ordered sent to the Livermore Chamber of Commerce. March 25th =- Reverent Observance of Good Friday. The Clerk was instructed to write to the Committee advising that an effort would be made to have all stores closed during the three hours. March 29th -- Grace L. Higgins. The Clerk was instructed to advise that representatives of the Council would attend the meeting. April 1st -- State Highway Commission. Filed. Councilman Madsen of the Public Utilities Committeenreported that recently the water in the town wells and in thw ater system of the municipality had been tested by the Univer- sity of California laboratories and found O.K. He further reported that the report on the water.had been turned over to the City Engineer. Councilman Brenner of the Laws and Judiciary Committee spoke.with reference to the milksituation and more particularly the recent court action concerning the Sanitary Dairy. Attorney Nilson aumented his remarks and stated that the-:-matter had been heard in Court and that the permit was allowed. He also brought up for discussion some suggestions made by Dr. Clemens to the effectothat our Milk Ordinance should be amended and this was ordered more fully discussed at some future meeting. Councilman Brenner further reported that the stop signs for First Street had been ordered. Councilman Trimingham reported that during, the past month 68 trees had been received and planted, some of these trees having been provided by residents of Pleasanton. He made the suggestion that further donations be encouraged for next year and that the trees be planted. He reported that the street repairs which had been in progress of recent weeks had practically been completed and that things as a"whole in his department were progressing with satisfaction. Councilman Rivolta took up the matter of the fire hose and after some discussion bet- ween Councilmen, Mr. Henderson and Fire Chief Letham, it was decided that the department should purchase 200 feet of 22 inch hose at $1.10 per foot from the American Rubber Company and the order for same was given to Mr. Henderson. The matter of more hose, since Mr. Letham was anxious to procure at least 600 feet, of new hose, was laid over until a future meeting. The Clerk spoke with reference to License No. 161 -- Fiorio & Vizzolini $60.00 and the cancelling of this license and the issuing of a new license as of January 1st to cover such items as the firm9was now carrying and which he itemized as to include four licenses or a total of $48.00. The Clerk explained that other licenses were being carried but recently certain commodities under the '60.00 license had been discontinued and that the firm had asked for consideration. The Councilmen were in accord with the recommendations of the Clerk and as such the license was cancelled.