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/ / / / i. Adoption of Resolution No. 81-314, approving 1980-81 Alameda County Support Funds, in the amount of $50,343.00, be allocated to the completion of Peters Avenue, St. Mary Street to St. John Street project. J. Adoption of Resolution No. 81-315, approving a four-way stop sign to be in- stalled at the intersection of Valley Avenue and Hansen Drive. k. Approval of Final Map and Improvement Plans for Tract 4863, Rheem Investment, Santa Rita Road, continued to the City.Council meeting of October 13, 1981. 1. Adoption of Resolution No. 81-316, rejecting all bids received for ripping and disking the San Francisco Water Department property because they were determined to be excessive; and finding that the work can be performed more economically by day labor and that the materials and supplies canbe furnished at a lower price in the open market, authorize staff to accomplish the work in the most economical manner, and approving a supplemental budget appropriation of $22,000.00 for this project. Ms. Ruth Dickerson, Attorney representing Eugene Alves, one of the bidders on this project, questioned the legality of the above action, and stated she felt Mr. Alves should be allowed to resubmit a bid for this work. Staff advised that Mr. Alves would be contacted and invited to submit another bid for the project. m. Adoption of Resolution No. 81-317, approving improvement plans and subdivision agreement for Tract 4738, County Fair Unit 2, Ponderosa Homes. n. Adoption of Resolution No. 81-318, approving the 1981-82, 1982-83 lease agreement between the Alameda County Agricultural Fair Association and the City of Fleasan- ton as submitted by staff and recommended by the Park and Recreation Commission, for the Young California Building. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers Kephart, Mohr, Wood, and Mayor Mercer NOES: None ABSENT: Councilmember Butler MATTERS INITIATED BY COUNCILMEMBERS Councilmember Kephart expressed great concern regarding a letter received from Mayor Lionel J. Wilson, Oakland, relative to the possible closing of that City's jail, and its impact upon the Santa Rita facility. The letter advised there will be a Special Meeting of the Oakland City Council on October 1, 1981, 4:00 P.M., and inviting Pleasanton representatives to attend the meeting to express concerns and solutions to the problem. Councilmember Kephart stated he would attend the meeting, and requested Council support in expressing opposition to the closing of the Oakland City Jail, and its adverse ramifications on the Santa Rita Jail facility as well as the cities of Livermore, Pleasanton, and Dublin. Councilmember Kephart discussed the memorandum received from the City Attorney advising that today, September 29, 1981, the Board of Supervisors adopted Resolution Number 191684 instructing-the Sheriff's Department and Public Works to prepare plans and specifications for a 12 ft. fence around the County's jail facility (Santa Rita) in order for bids to be received. The Board decided that the cost of the fence should come from the Capital Projects Fund and that the Public Works Department should bring back its report in two weeks. The fencing structure being asked for By the Sheriff's Department would include a fence 12 feet high with concertins wire and an alarm system. Council- member Kephart stated he felt the fence will not be beneficial and that the money could be better spent to alleviate. the over-crowded conditions at Santa Rita. 2. 9/29/81