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1344 Councilman Brenner brought up the matter of license changes and asked that Attorney gilson report on same. Attorney Nilson stated that had•. drawn a new ordinance as per suggestions recently submitted and he discussed same before the Council. =The ordinance as prepared is as follows: "AN ORDINANCE kMENDING SUBDIVISIONS 1 and 1 -A OF SECTION 6, AND SUBDIVISIONS 19 and 20 of SECTION 10, OF ORDINANCE NO. 113 OF THE T017N OF PLEASANTON, AND ADDING A NEW SECTION THERETO, TO BE KNOWN AS "SUBDIVISION 26 of SECTION 8" OF SAID ORDINANCE 110. 113 OF THE TOWN OF PLEASANTON. " r "The Council *of the Town of Pleasanton do ordain as follows: SECTION 1: Subdivision 1 of Section 6 of Ordinance No. 113 is hereby amended to read as follows: "Subdivision 1: Who carries on, conducts or maintains the business, trade, occupation or calling of building, or constructing .buildings, orroofing buildings,. or 1_aying wood floors in buildings ,whether by contract work, or by supervising or' directing work done on a cost or day labor basis or in any other manner, provided that the license of a builder hereunder shall not entitle the holder thereof to engage in or carry on any other business or occupation for which a license is required by-other sections or sub - divisions of sections of this ordinance." SECTION-2: Subdivision 1 -A of Section 6 of Ordinance No. 113 is hereby amended to read as follows: ' "Subdivision l -A: Who carries on, conducts or maintains any of the following named trades, occupations, businesses or callings, whether by contract work, or, by supervising or directing work done on a cost or' day labor basis or in any other manner, viz., (a) the doing of cement work,and tile work, or either; (b) the doing of plastering and bricklaying, or either; provided that a license to carry on, conduct or maintain one of said businesses, trades, occupations or callings shall not entitle the holder thereof to engage in the other." SECTION 3: Subdivision 19 of Section 10 of Ordinance No. 113 is hereby amended to read as follows: "Subdivision 19: Every person, firm or corporation within the limits of the Town of* Pleasanton collecting any articles of wearing apparel for the purpose of laundrying the same, other than at an established place of business -in the Town of Pleasanton, shall procure a license and pay a license tax of $30.00 per annum, and the appointment as an agency of some person who may be a licensee under this ordinance or otherwise shall not of itself cause a waiver of the payment of this license in any manner;" SECTION 4: Subdivision 20 of Section 10 of Ordinance No. 113 is hereby amended to read as follows: "Subdivision 20: Every person, firm or corporation within the limits of the Town of Pleasanton collecting any articles of wearing apparel for the purpose of cleaning or dyeing the same, other than at an established place of business in the Town of Pleasanton, shall procure a license and- pay a - license tax of $30.00 per annum, and the appointment as an agency of some personn who may be a licensee under this ordinance or otherwise shall not of itself cause a waiver of the payment of this license i n any manner;" SECTION 5: A new subdivision of Section 8 of Ordinance 113 is hereby adopted to read as follows, to -wit: "Subdivision 26: Who carries on, conducts or maintains a beauty parlor or beauty shop;" SECTION 6: This, ordinance shall take effect and be in force thirty (30) days from and after its final passage, in accordance with law." The ordinance was then officially introduced by Councilman Brenner and Monday evening, December 16th was set as the date for its adoption. Councilman Brenner then asked Mr..hilson to dis- cuss his recommendations regarding the building ordinance. Attorney Nilson suggested that the Council adopt the uniform building code and in that way avoid any difficulty that might arise in the future regarding the building ordinance not being in conformity. He stated that some changes would have to be made, that the matter of _fire•limits must be established in order to outline fire zones. Also that changes in the old ordinance would probably have to be effected through amendments or•otherwise a new series of ordinances would be needed. He went on to explain that the new code of 1940 would become the building code cf the Town of Pleasanton through ordinances and that same would take care of any situations now arising. It was ordered that Attorney Nilson should proceed with the building ordiance matter and that the Clerk should arrange to procure a number of building code forms for the use of the municipality. Councilman Brenner brought up the matter of the•closing ordinance and stated that he would like to have the local ordinance conform with the state closing of two o'clock in the morning. He further stated that at the present time the ordinance in affect regarding certain places of business required that same close earlier. It was ordered that the ordinance in affect be amended so that these places of business would all *close at' 2 o'clock. Councilman Trimingham of the Street and Building Committee brought up the matter of dis- posing of two walnut trees from.in front of the �uilianelli property on St. Mary's Street. He called upon Superintendent of Streets Rodrigues for a report on same and Mr. Rodrigues responded to the effect that one tree was in especially bad shape and the other would be affected by heavy winds and serious damage might result.. Mr. Rodrigues stated that-Mr. Guilianelli was willing to replace these trees with ornamental trees of good size if permitted to remove them. The Mayor recounted that in times past the removal of trees has stirred up considerable trouble and he felt that before permission was given to: .-Mr. Guilianelli to remove the trees that the Council should investigate their .condition and at the next meeting decided upon the action to be followed.. Councilman Trimingham also brought up the matter of cleaning the streets, stating that it had been the practice of the street department to have the streets in shape each week -end so as to make an 'attractive' appearance. Fie reported that it had been the practice of numerous property ,owners to clean up their premises over the week -end and deposit leaves etc. in the streets, thus creating an unsightly appearance. There was very,•much concern over this practice and it was ordered that the Clerk should give due publicity to what was being carried on and to discourage the practice now in effect. I