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It was moved by Ms. Scribner, seconded by Ms. Mohr, to continue this item. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers Dennis, Mohr, Scribner and Mayor Tarver NOES: None ABSENT: Councilmember Pico ABSTAIN: None Item 6e Discussion of Citv's nosition regarding LAVWMA's proposal for a Sewer Capacity Expansion Project (Consideration of EBDA's offer to Sell wastewater disposal capaeit_V rights to LAVWMA) (SR94:249) Ms. Scribner indicated the three items in the staff report which are suggested for LAVW1VIA to do are needed to be done in any event. The question is whether there is enough time to obtain all such information and still place the item on the November ballot. Ms. Acosta believed there was not enough time to get all the information. Mr. Tarver strongly objected to the November deadline for the offer. Craig Lawson, representing LAVWMA, indicated that LAVWMA has not taken a firm position on the EBDA offer. It wanted to be sum there was reasonable chance to use the outfall and to be sure the EBDA offer was firm. In the absence of approval from the other jurisdictions, LAVWMA did not want to spend a lot of money on investigations. Ms. Mohr indicated the traffic mitigation fee was not acceptable and the urban limit lines should be reviewed by the General Plan Review Committee. She asked if Dublin is a party to this. Mr. Lawson replied that Dublin will be asked to do the same as other cities regarding urban limit lines. Mr. Tarver pointed out that if there is no expansion project, then the City will be faced with $20 million in repairs to the existing pipeline. Ms. Mohr asked if a reverse osmosis plant was being investigated. Mr. Lawson indicated LAVWMA has been looking at alternatives. He stated that there is still the problem of correcting the current lining of the pipeline and other problems. LAVWMA needs time to study all the other options. 07/19/94 13