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advising Council of possible meeting dates. Councilmember Brandes stated he felt it was premature and unnecessary to schedule a meeting at this time and that it should be determined at the September 12th' City Council meeting if such a meeting was necessary. Councilmember Butler stated he had no objections to a meeting with the Housing Authority Board and Tenants Association. Mayor Mercer reported on a meeting of the DSRSD-City Sewer Committee at which time Pleasanton had requested additional expansion to the DSRSD Plant for indus- trial capacity. Mayor Mercer stated that DSRSD was agreeable to this considera- tion but would like a study completed regarding the matter. Mr. Brown advised that he had talked to the State Water Quality Control Board regarding this matter, and they stated they did not see any reason that this proposed expansion would jeopardize existing grants for expansion, however they would like this request in a formal request for response. After discussion, it was moved by Council- member Brandes, and seconded by Councilmember Butler, that Resolution No. 78-218, authorizing an expenditure of approximately $6,500.00 for a study regarding possible further expansion of capacity to the Dublin San Ramon Services District Plant for industry, be adopted. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmen Brandes, Butler, and Mayor Mercer NOES: None ABSENT: Councilmen Kephart and Wood MEETING OPEN TO THE PUBLIC R. A. Bota, 2115 Raven Road, representing Amador Aquatics, addressed the Council regarding co-sponsorship of the Amador Aquatics. He requested the City to maintain the current formula of 75% residency requirements for co-sponsorship. Mr. Brown presented an information report of the Director of Recreation and Human Resources, dated August 28, 1978, regarding the Park and Recreation Commission's endorsement, at their meeting of August 23, 1978, of staff's guidelines and pro- cedures for the co-sponsor usage of the Aquatic facility at $10.00 per hour per AAU club or AAU swim group with any AAU club or AAU swim group with Pleasanton members allowed a percent reduction proportional to their Pleasanton membership. By this formula an all-Pleasanton club or swim group would pay no fee. The report also stated that representatives of the Golden State Aquatics and Amador Aquatics AAU Club met with staff to discuss staff's recommendations prior to the Park and Recreation Commission meeting, and at this meeting, and at the Park and Recreation Commission meeting, both AAU Club representatives stated that they agreed with staff's recommendations. Mr. Bota stated he would like another opportunity to discuss this matter further as he was not agreeable to the residency requirement formula. After considerable discussion, it was moved by Councilmember Butler, and seconded by Councilmember Brandes, to refer this matter back to the Park and Re- creation Commission for further review of the status of co-sponsorship and usage of the Aquatic facility, with particular emphasis on the percentage of participa- tion levels. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmen Brandes, Butler, and Mayor Mercer NOES: None ABSENT: Councilmen Kephart and Wood Charles Burdine, representing the Tenants Association of Komandorski Village, asked if a meeting had been scheduled between City Council, the Housing Authority Board, and the Tenants Association. Mayor Mercer advised that it would be deter- mined at the September 12th City Council meeting if such a meeting will be sche- duled. Mrs. Marie Caughron, Komandorski tenant, stated she was instrumental in form- ing the Komandorski Village Tenants Association and in the picketing during the week at Councilmember Brandes' place of business and at City Hall. She expressed 4. 8/29/78