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THE CITY OF --� CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT v pL£ASANTONe December 6, 2011 Community Development Engineering Division TITLE: CONSIDER REQUEST FOR A PREANNEXATION AGREEMENT AND WATER AND SEWER CONNECTIONS FOR THE TWO LOT SUBDIVISION APPROVED BY THE ALAMEDA COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT (385 LINDEN WAY— FREMONT BANK) SUMMARY The property located at 385 Linden Way is located within the unincorporated area of Alameda County known as the Remen Tract. This parcel currently has an existing single-family residence, which is currently receiving City water. The property owner received an approval from the County to subdivide the 32,000 square foot parcel into two lots with the condition that both parcels must connect to the City's water and sewer systems. Prior to allowing a property located within the County to connect to the City water and sewer systems, the City requires the property owner to enter into a preannexation agreement, which includes agreeing to pay all connection fees. This two lot subdivision meets both the County and City zoning regulations. RECOMMENDATION 1. Authorize connection of the two lots within Parcel Map 9919 (385 Linden Way) to the City sanitary sewer and water systems, provided: all connection work is done to the satisfaction of the City Engineer; all costs are borne by the property owner; and the proposed extension of City services is approved by the Alameda County Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCo). 2. Approve the preannexation agreement between Fremont Bank and the City of Pleasanton, and authorize the City Manager to execute the agreement. 3. File an application with LAFCo for the extension of sewer and water service to this property. FINANCIAL STATEMENT The property owner will be required to pay all costs associated with installation of sewer and water laterals for the proposed house and a sewer lateral to the existing house, including costs associated with extending the sewer main and water main on Linden Way. The owner will also pay for water and sewer connection fees, permits, and fees required by the City, County, and LAFCo (including the difference between the City and County impact fees).