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m. Adoption of Resolution No. 77-39, approving refilling of vacant Comprehensive Employment and Training Act positions (CETA), said positions being Adminis- trative Aide in Finance and Police Assistant. n. Adoption of Resolution No. 77-40, approving contract with Health Care Center relative to Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA). The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers Brandes, Herlihy, LeClaire, Mercer, and Mayor Philcox NOES: None ABSENT: None Mayor Philcox abstained from voting on item 4k - Approval of Renewal of Hold,ing Tank for First National Bank of Pleasanton, 5765 Valley Avenue, due to conflict of interest. Councilmember LeClaire abstained from voting on approval of City Council Minutes for January 20, 1977, due to her absence from that meeting. Councilmember Herlihy abstained from voting on approval of City Council Minutes for February 7, 1977, due to his absence from that meeting. MEETING OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Mrs. Anna Martinsen, 4038 Payne~. Road, representing CARD, presented a resolu- tion expressing CARD's opposition to the LAVW}~ pipeline for Valley wastewater disposal. Mr. Leo Heckathorn, 4202 Stanley Boulevard, made a statement regarding LAVWMA's pa}~ent of legal fees and the content of a conversation with the City AttDrney. Councilmember Mercer explained the manner by which LAV~a4A is billed for legal services rendered by the City Attorney and that the money goes into the City's General Fund and not to the City Attorney personally. Mr. Scheidig explained his conversation with Mr. Heckathorn, and Mr. Edgar expressed his belief that Mr. Heckathorn's remarks were improper. Reconsideration of letter to Harvest Park. Student Body Derek Brannan, President of the Student Body of Harvest Park School, stated that students of Harvest Park School had raised money by having a car wash to pay for damages done to Walnut Grove Park on the night of January 21, 1977, during a school dance. He also stated that the students were wilIing to do the physical labor to take care of the damage. Y2yor Philcox introduced Jill Dougharty, Harvest Park student in the audience, who ~ad previously offered the students services in this matter. Y~yor Philcox and Councilmembers expressed their appreciation and admiration to tke students who had assumed responsibility in this unfortunate action, and accepted the money raised by the students. Mr. Dale Hudson, Principal of the Harvest Park School,'stated this matter had been investigated by school authorities but there was no proof at this time that it was students from Harvest Park School that had caused the damage. He stated the only thing they could prove was that some Harvest Park students were in the area at that time but there were also outside kids in the area at the same time. 3. 2/14/77