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M 13._3 The Clerk then presented the following communications:. February 20th -- Golden Gate International Exposition asking that Pleasanton consider holding a special day at the Exposition again this year. February 26th -- George Janssen, Chairman Alameda - Contra -Costa County Committee advising that Saturday, June 1st has been designated as Alameda County Day at Treasure - Island and asking that Pleasanton participate in same. February 27th -- Metropolitan Oakland Area Committee soliciting a contribution of $150.00 towards the program for the year 1939-40. . March 2nd - -East Bay Division of League of California Cities advising that the next meeting of the Division would be held at the Hotel Leamington March 15th at 7:00 P.M. The following applications for dance permits were received. Ross Beall dance at I.D.E.S. Hall, Saturday evening, March 16th. Junior Chamber of Commerce, dance at I.D.E.S. Hall, Saturday evening.March 23d. Both applications were accompanied by the customary fee of $5000: There were no objections to the granting' of these" permits. A recess followed during which the finance committee examined Claims No.. 419 to 483 inclusive amounting to $1248.38. After the meeting had been called to' order again, Council- man Rivolta of the finance committee reported that the committee had approved the claims and he made a motion that they be paid. His motion was seconded by Councilman Trimingham. The officers monthly reports were accepted and ordered placed on file. Action on the communications 'taken as follows: February 20th -- Golden Gate International Exposition in re. Special Day at the Exposition. The matter was laid on the table for further discussion: February 26th -- George Janssen, Chairman Alameda- Contra Costa County Committee., Advising him ,about previous letter written him and also with regards Pleasanton's willingness to co-operate with the success of Alameda County Day, June 1st. Febru aty.: "27th -- Metropolitan Oakland Area- Committee soliciting annual subscription. No action taken. ' March 2nd - -East Bay Division of League of California Cities. Filed. Councilman Madsen then introduced Carl Beyer, representing Wallace and Tiernan, who spoke to the council with reference to installing a chlorinator plant. Mr. Beyer explained\ how a plant could be incorporated in the present water system and the results which would follow. He explained that the equipment would last from 15 to 20 years .and the. operation. cost was low. At the conclusion of his remarks Councilman Madsen explained that he had under consideration for sometime the matter of a chlorinator and that now he was soon to return from office he wished the Council to understand that he recommended such a plant, for consideration and future installation. He commented on the satisfactory condition of the water system over along period of time but that some occasion might arise in the future where it would be advisable to have such a plant installed. The council took the matter under advisment. Mr. G. H. Saunders of the Livermore office of the Pacific Gas & Electric Company appeared before the Council at its invitation to discuss recommendations that had,been made with regards the signing;of rate schedules. Mr. Saunders discussed with the Council the last rate reduction in July, 1939. He stated that the City Hall lighting rate should be converted to the commercial rate and if same had been on the commercial basis there would have been a saving last year of $14.00. As regards the sewer farm heating installation, same was now on the C -1 schedule, whereas if - saame was�-on the, -H -1 accumulative schedule there would have been a saving of $9.00. He also explained that the accumulative feature would have a minimum of SZ36.00. The Mayor thanked Mr. Saunders for his interpretation of the matter and same was ordered considered at the next meeting. The Council then took up the matter of bids submitted for the Sedan and the Pick -up truck to be purchased by the municipality. The following bids were then opened: G. & L. Auto Service - Plymouth Sedan Roadking. $798.25, sales tax included - Plymouth Sedan Deluxe 865.20, - Do-dge Sedan Special 952.75 -. Plymouth Pickup Truck 649.90 With overload springs $15.00 additional,. plus sales tax - Dodge Pickup truck 659..20, sales tax included With overload springs $15.00 additional, plus sales tax Johnson & Nielsen - Chevrolet-,,Sedan Deluxe $772.50, sales tax included - Chevrolet Sedan Special 749.84 it " " " - Chevrolet Pickup truck 559.25 With overload springs $16.00 F. T. Campbell - Plymouth Four Door Sedan $861.35, sales tax included - Plymouth Pick -up 661.58 " 11 and license included - Plymouth it " 679.58• sales.tax and license included. Pleasanton Auto Supply - Foird.-' ®tandard Sedan $802.31 sales tax included Pleasanton Service Station - FoTd Pickup $643.115 With overload springs $7.50 additional plus tax