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After discussion, it was moved by Councilman Philcox, and seconded by Council-
<br /> man Kinney, instructing staff to process the General Plan amendment regarding
<br /> Woodthrush School site in accordance with Morrison Homes' request, and directed
<br /> the City Attorney to investigate the legal necessity of allowing such a procedure
<br /> to be undertaken regarding the school site.
<br /> The roll call vote was as follows:
<br /> AYES: Councilman Kinney, Councilwonmn LeOlairs, Councilman Philcox, and
<br /> Mayor Mori
<br /> NOES: None
<br /> ABSENT: Councilman Herlihy
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<br /> SPECIAL REPORTS (Contd.)
<br /> Progress Report~ Re:. Sewage Treatment (1) Status and cost of Sunol Plant Renova-
<br /> ttonsl (2) Further Work Remainln~ Re:.~ Sunol plant Renovation; (3) Status of
<br /> ProJ.ect. Report~ Re: Interceptor Sewer Line to V.C.S.D..~and Review pf Bids and
<br /> Award of Contract for construction of Evaporation Pond and Berms
<br /> Mr. Edgar presented background information regarding this matter, stating
<br /> that the Plant is old and badly in need of phase out, that repairs have been
<br /> made as required to comply With Regional Board standards, and that a decision
<br /> should be reached by the end of the year as to phase out or construction of a
<br /> new plant. Mr. Edgar stated that an increase in the sewer connection fees
<br /> should be considered in order to recover losses which have been incurred to
<br /> date in the sewage treatment phase out fund.
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<br /> Mr. Campbell presented a report regarding the Sunol Plant renovations,
<br /> stating that the digester had been replaced, excavation of the ponds completed,
<br /> filter media replaced, correction of run off in disposal fields was being
<br /> completed, and permit from City and County of San Francisco for additional
<br /> fields was being processed now. He stated that other repair items are being
<br />· completed to improve the operation of the Plant. He requested an increase
<br /> in the budget allocation from $300,000.00 to $350,000.00, to cover costs for
<br /> repair to the Plant.
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<br /> Mayor Mori expressed concern regarding increased amount of money being
<br /> spent on the Plant°
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<br /> Mr. Sooby presented staff report, dated August 21, 1974, regarding review
<br /> of bids for construction of Evaporation Pond and Berms, and publicly commended
<br /> engineering staff, Ken Lamb, Jesse Hansbrough, Darryl Alexander, and Mike
<br /> Stanley, for their efforts that were put into the design of this project and
<br /> the preparation of plans, specifications, and bid documents for this project.
<br /> He recommended the contract be awarded to Huntington Brothers, of Napa, in
<br /> the amount of $56,743.00, subject to approval of the project by San Francisco
<br /> Public Utilities Commission.
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<br /> Mr. Anderson, representing Kennedy Engineers, presented a status report
<br />regarding the project report related to Interceptor Sewer Line, stating they
<br />were on schedule. He presented two written documents to the City Council
<br />regarding this matter.
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<br /> It was moved by Councilman Kinney, and seconded by Councilman Philcox,
<br />that Resolution Noo 74-165, receiving a report from staff regarding sewage
<br />treatment plant repairs, authorizing an increase in the Budget for Fiscal
<br />Year 1974-75 pertaining to sewage treatment plant repairs and appropriating
<br />an additional sum of money, acceptance of bid for construction of evapora-
<br />tion pond and berms, and authorizing staff to proceed with a study regarding
<br />sewer connection rates, be adopted°
<br />The roll call vote was as follows:
<br />AYES: Councilman Kinney, Councilwoman LoCiairs, Councilman Philcox, and
<br /> Mayor Mori
<br />NOES: None
<br />ABSENT: Councilman Herlihy
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<br /> Mr~ Bud Lake, 470 27th Street, Oakland, representing Associated Building
<br />industry, expressed concern regarding increase in sewer connection fees and
<br />requested that the Associated Building Industry and commercial developers be
<br />allowed to work with City staff on this matter to determine the most equitable
<br />allocation of cost.
<br /> 4. 8/26/74
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