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<br />Mr. Nilson said that the company had been willing to allow same on account of the good exper-
<br />ience of previous years. Reference was again made to the agreements by the Clerk after which
<br />Resolution No. 1690 In Re. the matter of transmitting fire alarm signals was adopted on motion
<br />of Councilman Madsen, seconded by Councilman Trimingham and with all the Councilmen in favor
<br />of same, and Resolution No. 1691 In Rei the matter of operating the police alarm horn signal
<br />was adopted on motion of Councilman Madsen, seconded by Councilman Trim'ingham and with all the
<br />councilmen in favor of same. The Clerk was ordered to forward the agreements to the Telephone
<br />Company for its signature. Mr. Nilson then spoke with regards the Lafrenz - Stovall matter,
<br />setting forth that a State Contractors license, State Plumbing License and a town license, was
<br />required. He also reviewed the town ordinance in the matter which had been of some years stand-
<br />ing and also a State statute of many years ago, both of which affected the situation. He
<br />discussed with the Council the public health side of the .matter and the most practical way of
<br />determining the qualifications of a plumber. It was generally agreed that the Department of
<br />Health, through the health officer, would enter into the matter and that in the future care
<br />should be exercised as regards same. Mr. Nilson next took up an amendment to the Milk Ord-
<br />inance. He reported that at the present time the basis of collection was one - fourth of one
<br />cent per gallon with a minimum of $2.00 was being charged. He mentioned in the case of the
<br />Sanitary Dairy that they were losing money on the fee paid to,the town, but on the inspection
<br />of their milk they had a distinct advantage in that this service, which amounted to $5.00 to
<br />$10.00 was being procured for a minimum of °$2.00._ Mr. Nilson advised what other communities
<br />were charging and stated that in the case of Livermore, their fee was $20.00 on pasteurizing
<br />plants and that on the stores selling milk it was as low as 50¢ per month. He suggested that
<br />a better schedule for Pleasanton would be 610.00 on pasteurizing` plart,s � - regardless of the
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<br />amount of milk being handled, 50¢ for stores handling milk only and �il'1.00 on places of busi-
<br />ness handling milk and ice cream. He closed the discussion' by asking for suggestions from
<br />the Council as to what it felt should be done. Mayor Orloff replied for the Council and
<br />thought it best to allow the matter to remain as is for a little longer.
<br />Councilman Brenner of the Laws and Judiciary Committee reported that the Stop signs on
<br />First Street had been installed.
<br />Councilman Trimingham of the'Street'and Building Committee brought up the'matter of the
<br />Annual Cleanup week and suggested the dates of Ma y20- 27th, inclusive. Following a discussion
<br />it was decided that that period be set asided for the work and that due notice should be
<br />given through the press of the work to take place. Also the assistance given in former years
<br />should be again made available.
<br />Councilman Rivolta reported that affairs in his depaartment were satisfactory.
<br />Councilman Madsen of the Public Utilties Committee reported progress in his department.
<br />The following resolutions were then presented:
<br />Resolution No. 1687 -- Authorizing the payment of the salaries of the municipal officers for'the
<br />month of April amounting to $770.00. This resolution was adopted on motion
<br />of Councilman Madsen, Seconded by Councilman Rivolta and with all the
<br />councilmen in favor of same.
<br />Resolution No. 1688 -- Authorizing the Clerk to draw a warrant on the Town Treasurer in favor of:
<br />Robert Seeley, Cordelia C. Bruce, Nancy N. Regalia, Anna L. Koopman,
<br />Elizabeth Hall, Myrtle Lanini, Thomas Nerton, Sr. Layton.Hanifen, Kather-
<br />ine I. Grimm, Charles Viada, Georgie Zwisler, and Ane Christianson, in the
<br />amount of $p2.00'each in re action of the PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
<br />vs. HELEN BIELER and CHIN KEN, on a complaint alleging violation of a
<br />Town Ordinance. The resolution was adopted on motion of Councilman Brenner,
<br />seconded by Councilman Trimingham and with all the councilmen in favor of
<br />same*
<br />Resolution No. 1689 -- Authorizing the Clerk to return to the General Fund the sum of $259.98,
<br />which he was authorized and instructed to borrow as of April 3, 1939, as
<br />per Resolution No. 1684, in order to complete payment,of bonds and interest
<br />due. The resolution was adopted on motion of Councilman Brenner, seconded
<br />by Councilman',Madsen and with all the councilmen in favor of same.
<br />There being no further business the meeting djourned at 1:20 o'clock.to meet in regular
<br />session, Monday evening, June 5th at 8 o'clock.
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<br />Pleasanton, California, June 5, 1939.
<br />The Town Council of the Town,of Pleasanton was called to order on the above written date
<br />by Mayor Thoe Orloff. Present,at roll call were: Councilmen Madsen, Trimingham Rivolta,
<br />Brenner and Orloff.
<br />The minutes of the May lst meeting were approved as read.
<br />The Clerk then presented Claims No. 577 to 622 inclusive and amounting to $980.64 as
<br />follows:
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<br />585 - -John Dutra, labor
<br />586- -Joe Alves, labor
<br />587 - -Louis Ashe, labor
<br />588 -- Ashton Britten, professional services
<br />589--12. M. Rodrigues, special officer
<br />$175.57
<br />3.46
<br />199.16
<br />9.28
<br />4.55
<br />12.48
<br />2.80
<br />1.58
<br />19.50
<br />3.00
<br />,3.25
<br />30.00
<br />5.00
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