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10 others to where the current 'sewer line goes around the race track and then runs through the Alameda County Fairgrounds property. The -- Fair Board was very concerned about additional residential flow through that line. The County Fair did grant a sewer line easement through the property along the edge of the driving range and an easement for a water line extension. Mr. Swift explained in detail the various flow directions and need for connections. Mr. Tarver asked if there would ever be a change in the Fair Board's position or should the City change its General Plan and move forward. Mr. Swift stated that he did not know. Ms. Acosta indicated that if the Council wished to pursue- negotiating with the Fair Board, itcould have a joint meeting with Alameda County because the property is owned by it. Mr. Butler felt that the City should insist on the ultimat~ infrastructure need for the area. He asked if Council agreed. Mayor Mercer said the decision on three or four lots should depend on the infrastructure. He felt that there should be a plan that would include all of the developments in that area and-the infrastructure forthese. be based on what staff recommends. He~was. also concerned about having' only one way in or out. Mr. Tarver asked 'if Rose Avenue would be included in this suggestion. He also asked if Council has a desireto proceed with the County to put Rose Avenue through. Mayor Mercer indicated that the Fair Board was willing to give some easements but it was very resistant to allowing Rose Avenue to go through the Fairgrounds propertT. There are other alternatives to-~this but they would be very costly. He felt that staff should study and repor~ on these alternatives. Ms. Mohr agreed and reiterated Mayor Mercer's comments. Mr. Butler felt that it was not essential to review all properties together but felt that a plan for the utilities was needed. It was agreed by Council to contact the Fair Board and Alameda County to discuss the extension of Rose Avenue. 5/5/9