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It was moved by Mayor Tarver, and seconded by Ms. Michelotti, to adopt Resolution 97-41, endorsing the Principles of Agreement as referred to the City Council by the LAVWMA Board of Directors; directing staff to work with LAVWMA and member agencies to prepare LAVWMA JPA modifications to reflect the Principles of Agreement; directing staff to work with LAVWMA and member agencies to prepare an implementation plan, including necessary steps, studies, and agreements to bring this item before the voters of Pleasanton as soon as possible; authorizing LAVWMA to resume negotiations with the East Bay Dischargers Authority; and provide direction to LAVWMA representatives as appropriate. The roll call vote was aS fOllOwS: AYES: Councilmembers- Ayala, Dennis, Michelotti, Pico, and Mayor Tarver. NOES: None ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None Mayor Tarvet thanked Michael Roush, John Hines, Randy Lure, Mark Weinberger, Dave Requa, and Bob Beebe. It was a big undertaking and this was an historic event. He appreciated working with all involved. Item 6c Tri-VaHey Sub-regional Transportation Development Fee (SR97: 87) Mr. Lure presented the staff report. Ms. Dennis said the formula did not address how businesses with heavy truck traffic would participate. For example, she would like to see included in the fee structure a formula for assessing heavy truck traffic from the landfill and quarry operations. She was also concerned about equity issues regarding the participation of San Ramon and other cities in Contra Costa County. Mr. van Gelder said heavy truck traffic could be calculated on the same trip basis as passenger cars. If new landfills were developed perhaps a new rate could be calculated. He said Contra Costa had $9 million in Measure C money set aside for the 1-680 project and the local South Contra Costa County multi agency fee creates another $8 million. Staff suggested to the Tri-Valley Council that each agency that had established a local fee would simply eliminate the fee and include a uniform fee across all the Tri-Valley jurisdictions. Contra Costa County did not take this approach. There needs to be more negotiations done. Ms. Dennis said we should put the uniform fee off until all jurisdictions would agree. She asked if the fees from Dougherty Valley would raise about $23 million. Mr. van Gelder said the calculation for the fees took the total traffic from all projects and divided it by the total number of trips that were produced by all the land uses in the valley. Pleasanton City Council 5/06/97 Minutes 15