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<br />"The sum of six cents on each one hundred dollars of assessed valuation to be levied again-
<br />st all taxable property in the Town of Pleasanton, to be placed in the Library Fund."
<br />"Making a total tax rate for the Town of Pleasanton of One Dollar Twenty Uw1.20•) cents
<br />on each one hundred dollars of assessed valuation of all taxable property:"
<br />"And be it further resolved that the Tax Collector be and he is hereby empowered and
<br />directed to collect taxes for the Town of Pleasanton at the rates set forth herein and in the
<br />manner and at the time provided by law."
<br />The Clerk read a letter from Governor Olson with respect to the California State National
<br />Defense Council in which he asked the cooperation of the City Council. The Clerk was directed
<br />to advise the Governor that the City Council would be willing to cooperate in the furtherance
<br />of any program of the State Council:
<br />Councilman Mezza took up the matter of the water main line on Railroad Avenue: He reported
<br />to the Council that in the previous discussion of the project no ditch digging had been includ-
<br />ed as well as certain labor anticipated. Also that Mr. Kolln, in submitting his price,
<br />figured only- on the pipes and material, which amounted to $554.71. Councilman Mezza further
<br />reported that Mr. Kolln now estimated the labor at $80.00. Councilman Mezza stated that he
<br />was sure the ditch could be dug for approximately 100' per foot with the -filling in after extra.
<br />Councilman Trimingham expressed himself as being willing to permit the work to go ahead under
<br />Mr. Mezza's direction because he felt that he would act in the best interests of the municipalty.
<br />Councilman Hansen questioned what would be best as regards handling the matter and was of
<br />the opinion that Mr. Koll�n should submit another estimate'as regards pipe and'fittings and
<br />labor. Councilman Mezza was willing to procure other figures if they were necessary.
<br />Councilman Mezza then introduced certain correspondence which he had .from the Byron
<br />Jackson Company, Fairbank & Morse Co., and the Victor Equipment Company, with reference to
<br />pump to-be installed at the main street bridge. Councilman Mezza recommended that the price
<br />of the Byron Jackson Company be considered, same concerned a complete unit-as described,
<br />embodying pump, base plate, flexible coupling and motor, F.O.B. factory at Lbs Angeles with
<br />full freight allowed to Pleasanton 0799.00, plusCalifornia State Sales Tax $23.44. Same was
<br />given the consideration of the, Council and after discussing the matter with Attorney Nilson,
<br />it was ordered that the usual proceedure'should be followed in asking for bids on the unit.
<br />There being no further business the meeting adjourned at 9 o'clock to meet in regular
<br />session, Monday evening, October 7th at 7:30 o'clock.,
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<br />' leasanton, California, October 7, 1940.
<br />The Town Council of the Town of Pleasanton met in regular session on the above written
<br />date with Mayor Ambrose Rivolta presiding. Present at roll call were: Councilmen Brenner,
<br />Mezza, Trimingh am, and Rivolta, Councilman Hansen was absent.
<br />The minutes of the September 3 and 10th meetings were approved as read.
<br />The Clerk then presented Claims No. 170 to 212 inclusive amounting to $790.46. Also submitted
<br />was corrected Claim No. 38 -- C. S. Richards $3.09, and corrected Claim No. 169 - Pleasanton
<br />Electric Comany. In connection with the latter, new claims No. 169A in the amount of $33.81
<br />and No. 169B"$27.77 were submitted, as follows:
<br />Claim No. 170 - -. Pacific Gas & Electric Co., electricity
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<br />Ashton Britten, professional services
<br />Caroline M. Ward, services as librarian
<br />Manuel W. Amaro, special officer etc.
<br />Charles Bernal, labor
<br />Tony King, labor
<br />E. Mazzaco, meal
<br />Frank Viada, cleaning streets
<br />1} TV supplies and hauling
<br />Manuel W. Amaro, labor
<br />Joe Joseph, labor
<br />Joseph Alves, labor
<br />Joseph Alves, labor
<br />Cruilshank & Kolln, supplies
<br />Cruikshank & Kolln, supplies
<br />The Pleasanton Times, printing
<br />Pleasanton Agricultural Works, repairs
<br />Pleasanton Agricultural Works, repairs
<br />The Diamond Match Co., supplies
<br />The Diamond Match Co., supplies
<br />Charles Fiorio, supplies
<br />IGA Meat Market, supplies
<br />Eairos & Graham, supplies
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