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<br />Councilman Trimingham of the Street and Building committee took up the matter of the
<br />ditch along Bernal Avenue in the vicinity of the Porter property and which was used to drain
<br />the water from Augustine and Harrison Streets, which took care of Rose Avenue and Angela
<br />Streets. He reported that it had been brought.to his attention that the ditch was in such
<br />condition as Mould make the Town liable in case of an accident and he was of the opinion
<br />that something should be done to place pipe in the ditch and cover same: Following a discussion
<br />of the matter by the Council, it was ordered that the matter should be further investigated
<br />and the cost of installing concrete pipe or vitrified pipe or plain drain pipe be secured
<br />and reported to the Council at its next meeting. Councilman Trimingham.queried the Council
<br />with regards sewer openings and which he understood is $10.00 charged concerned: Councilman
<br />Madsen answered Mr. Trimingham to the affect that he and the Mayor were of the opinion that
<br />the Town did not wish to make any money off the proper closings of these openings and it was
<br />rather understood that a charge of $5.00 would be in order. A short discussioned followed
<br />with regards the closing of the openings by the water department and the street department
<br />and the proper attention that should be given.
<br />The following resolutions were then presented:
<br />Resolution No. 1701 -- Authorizing the payment of the zalw&ries'of the murdcipal officers for
<br />e month of Septem er amounting to 772.50. The resolution was adopted on motion -of Council-
<br />man Madsen, seconded by Councilman Brenner and with all the councilmen in favor of same:
<br />Resolution No. 1702 -- Aurthorizing 'the Mayor of the Town of Pleasanton to enter into an
<br />Agreement with t e County of Alameda on the 2nd day of October, 1939, whereby the Town of
<br />Pleasanton agrees that the Health Officer of said County and his deputies, assistants and
<br />clerks shall examine at the clinic, contacts with cases of tuberculosis in said City as a fun-
<br />ction relating to public:health, and the said Town of Pleasanton agrees to, pay said County,
<br />a full compensation for the performance-by said Health Officer of said functions, the sum
<br />of One Dollar (. $1.00) per examir� ion, said sum shall be payable to the County 'Treasurer of
<br />said county on the first day of each month. The resolution was adopted on motion of * '
<br />Councilman Madsen, seconded by Councilman Trimingham and with all the councilmen in favor
<br />of same:
<br />Mayor Orloff and Councilman Trimingham discussed with the Council two meetings which
<br />they had attended in Oakland of the Board'of Supervisors at which plans were discussed Barr
<br />Alameda County Day-at the Exposition. -They advised that Columbus Day,.October 12th, had
<br />been decided upon and that the community wa-s expected to attend the Exposition that day
<br />and assist in the success of Alameda County.Day. They advised -that 500 tickets to be
<br />sold at-300 each, had been allotted to,the Pleasanton Community. The Clerk was instructed
<br />to place these tickets in advantageous locations and to assist in the disposition of them::
<br />There being no further business the
<br />regular session, Monday evening, November
<br />APPROVED
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<br />ting adlj ur ed at 9:30 o'clock to meet in
<br />at 7:30 0 ock.
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<br />Pleasanton, California, November 6, 1939.
<br />The Town Council of the Town of Pleasanton was called to order on the above written
<br />date by Mayor Thos. Orloff. Present at roll call were: Councilmen Madsen, Rivolta, Trimingham,
<br />Brenner and Orloff.
<br />The minutes of the October 2nd meeting were approved as read.
<br />follows: The Clerk then presented Claims No. 203 to 256 inclusive amounting to $931:20 as
<br />Claim No. 203 -- Pacific Gas & Electric Company, electricity
<br />$166:36
<br />204 -- It n rt rt ,► tt n a n rr
<br />3.75
<br />205 -- If ,f rt, ,t rt rt „ ►► power
<br />120.81
<br />206 -- rr n n If rr n „ n It
<br />1':16
<br />rr „
<br />207 -- tt rr rr
<br />3:22
<br />208-' tt " " " r' If " electricity
<br />3:42
<br />209 -- " " „ „ rt If rt t, ,t. It
<br />13:12
<br />210 -- If If rt rt ,t It rr ,t If It
<br />2.96
<br />211-- tt tt ,t tt ►r rr if tt It as er
<br />1.78
<br />212 -- Elizabeth S. Pelle, stamped envelopes
<br />5.98
<br />213 -- Ashton Britten, professional, services
<br />30.00
<br />214 - -Earl Bottorff, labor
<br />21:00
<br />215- -John Dutra, labor
<br />25:50
<br />216 -- Charles Bernal, labor
<br />6:00
<br />217 -- Ashton Britten, professional services
<br />30:00
<br />218 -- Caroline M. Ward, services as librarian
<br />34:00
<br />219 -- Manuel W. Amaro, services as nightwatchman
<br />10:00
<br />220-- M.M.Rodrigues, special officer-
<br />5:00
<br />221 -- Norman Crommie , labor
<br />27.00
<br />222 - -Joe Alves, labor
<br />10:50
<br />223 -- Manuel Anselmo, labor
<br />3.00.
<br />224--Frank Rodrigues, labor
<br />13 :50
<br />225-- Cruikshank.& Kolln, supplies
<br />3926
<br />226__
<br />14:22
<br />227 —_ n rr ►t n n ,r rr
<br />1:60
<br />228 -- n rt „ n „ n n
<br />:92
<br />229 -- rr ►► ►r rr rt rt tt
<br />:78
<br />230 -- tr rt rt r► It tr rr
<br />:21
<br />231- -Frank L. Trimingham, gasoline
<br />12:17
<br />232 -- rt H tt tt fl rt
<br />11:67
<br />233 -- " " " It 11 tt and supplies
<br />4:46
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