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1:3 z'( Resolution No. 1722 -- Authorizing the Clerk to draw a warrant on the Town Treasurer in favor of T. H. Silver, Treasurer in.payment of Water Bond and Interest in the amount of Q512:50. The resolution was adopted on motion of Councilman Triminghem, seconded by Councilman Hansen and with all the councilmen in favor of same. Resolution No. 1723 -- Authorizing the payment to the Alameda County Agricultural Fair . Association the sum of $400.00 to assist in advertising and promoting the Fair July 24-28th; The resolution was adopted on motion Of Councilman Hansen, seconded by Councilman Mezza and with all the councilmen in favor of same. Resolution No. 1724 -- Authorizing the _transfer from the Curb and Gutter Project Revolving Fund t.o the Music and .Promotion Fund, the sum of .$240.00 to assist the latter fund in taking care of such special expenditures as are to be made at this-time. The resolution was adopted on motion of Councilman Brenner, seconded by Councilman Trimingham and with!-!all the councilmen in 'favor of same. + Resolution. No. '1725 -- Authorizing the Clerk to cancel the following licenses: License No. 146 -- Hall Warehouse Co. wood and coal $12.00 on account of discontinuing business in January. r License No. 197 -- W. W. Maynes, dba Pleasanton Furniture Co: Plumber - $12.00, on account of discontinuing business April 1, 1940. The resolution was adopted on motion of Councilman Mezza, seconded by Council- man Hansen and with all the councilmen in favor of same. There being no further business the meeting adjourned at 10.:20 o'clock to meet adjourned session, -Monday evening, July 8th aty o' clorik._// easanton, California, July 8, 1940. in The Town Council of the Town of Pleasanton met in special session on the above.written date with Alayor Ambrose Rivolta presiding. Present at roll call were: Councilmen Brenner, Trimingham, Hansen and Mezza! and R lrglta. The Mayor stated that the meeting had been called to consider the final plans for the Community dinner and also to discuss the matter of licenses. Councilman Mezza reported to the Council that while all restaurants in the community had been contacted with regards to furnishing the dinner, that only one bid had been received and same was from Letham's. The bid from this firm was 85¢ per person. Accordingly it was accepted. Mayor "Rivolta asked the Clerk to extend an invitation to mayor and Mrs. Angelo Rossi to attend the dinner. Details incident to the success of the dinner were discussed. An application to hold a dance at his, place of business for Saturday, July 13th was received from Karl Bieler and granted. The application was- accompanied by the customary fee of $5.00. Mrs. Helen Peterson appeared before the Council with regards to her water bill and the services involved. The Cofancil explained to her that the minimum of sevell services had been determined at a previous meeting and she had accordingly been charged. $10.50 since because there had been no way of checking "the services-on account of only one meter being installed. The Council was willing to co- operate with her and nbt charge her inexcess of what she should pay, providing a check of the services could be made prior to the 10th of each month. The Mayor reported that Nlrs•. "Frank Howell had complained that two services were being charged her at the Spring Valley headquarters, whereas, she was only using one service. The matter was explained by the Clerk with regards to how the two services had been arrived at. It was ordered that beginning August lst, the Spring Valley Company - should be charged 1 service, and any excess water used. Councilman Mezza spoke with regards to fire apparatus being needed at the Fairground's ` during the Fair and it was ordered that same should�be made available. Also with regards the old fire apparatus being removed from the fire house as previously discussed. Mr. Rodrigues agreed to take care of the matter. r ' Councilman Mezza spoke with regards to buying gasoline from the G & L Service and John Gonzales and it was ordered that each should be given consideration. An extensive discussion of the ordinance regarding licenses etc. took place., but nothing definite was decided upon. Thew was also a discussion of the building cr dinance: The Clerk reported to the Council on the Ed.. Riggs license matter which had been ,pending since July 1, 1939 and it was ordered that the 'deposit of $12•.00 be accepted,by the Clerk in lieu of the license. There being no further business the meeting journed at 0:15 o'clock to meet in regular session, Mon vening, July 29th at 8 APPRO D CLERK mayor. No me ting was held on Mon ay evening, July 29, 1940. D A- r� CLERK