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STAFF REPORTS
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2/16/2010
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15 Y
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03
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THE CITY OF <br /> .0. I CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT 3 <br /> pL£ASANTON. <br /> February 16, 2010 <br /> Office of the City Attorney <br /> TITLE: APPROVE USE OF NON POTABLE WATER AND LICENSE <br /> AGREEMENT WITH ROGER AND JANE MANNING FOR LANDSCAPE <br /> MAINTENANCE FOR PROPERTY LOCATED AT 5295 CLUBHOUSE <br /> DRIVE, ADJACENT TO THE GOLF COURSE <br /> SUMMARY <br /> This is a proposed agreement between the City and the Mannings to formalize <br /> agreements reached during golf course construction. It allows them to: (a) use non <br /> potable golf course water to irrigate their landscaping for a limited time to offset their <br /> loss of their private well; (b) fence and landscape a portion of public property between <br /> their home and a cart path. Both matters have been in effect since course <br /> construction, and now the parties wish to formalize these understandings. <br /> RECOMMENDATION <br /> Staff recommends that the Council approve and direct the City Manager to execute the <br /> Use of Non Potable Water and License Agreement generally in the form attached. <br /> FINANCIAL STATEMENT <br /> The amount of non potable water used by the Mannings to irrigate their landscaping <br /> equitably offsets their loss of their water well. It is a de minimis amount when compared <br /> with the volume used at the golf course. Use of the non potable water is for a set <br /> duration and subject to limitation if excessive. The cost to install two meters to track <br /> usage is estimated at $1,000, and would be paid from the golf course enterprise fund as <br /> its relates to course construction. Use of the non potable water would be monitored by <br /> the golf course superintendent. The City also derives some benefit of not having to <br /> maintain a small portion of public property. <br />
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