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It was moved by CouncilnAn Herlihy, and seconded by Councilman Kinney, that staff be authorized to prepare application to Local Agency Formation Commission on Annexation No. 69, 3.06 acres East of Stanley Boulevard° The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmen Herlihy, Kinney, Councilwoman LeClaire, Councilman Philcox, and Mayor Mori NOES: None ABSENT: None Amendment to Fees and Char~es Resolution~ Re:.Sewer Connection Fees Mr. Edgar explained the reasons for requesting the sewer connection fee in- crease and the need to retain and protect the financial viability of the sewer phase out fund as well as a reserve for repairs to the Sunol Plant. Mr. Walker presented the staff report, dated September 1!, 1974, regarding this matter. Mr. Scheidig emphasized that the Council should be cognizant of the intangibles costwise related to this matter. He emphasized that in addition to the staff re- port Council must be aware that the actual cost for the interceptor sewer line, the actual amount which the City will have to pay V.C.S.D. for buying into their Plant, and the cost of additional repairs to the Sunol Plant are unknown at this time. Thus, while the staff has come up with cost estimates, these figures may not be the final cost to the City and there is a need to insure a proper reserve for these costs. In addition, the phase out of the Sunol Plant is the condition precedent for expansion of the V.C.S.D~ Plant - the entire sewage disposal situa- tion in the City must be viewed as a single problem - as if the City had two Plants. The sewer connection fee will apply throughout the City and it is for the Council to determine what a reasonable sum is for such connection. It was the City Attorney's opinion that the cost to the City for the Morrison Suit was not a proper charge for inclusion in the sewer connection fee. The following persons expressed concern regarding the sewer connection fee increase and requested further study of the matter: Dick Braden, MacKay and Somps Bud Lake, representing Associated Building Industry Bill Leonard, Executive Director, Associated Building Industry Harry Elliott, Jr., Developer, 47 Quail Court, Walnut Creek Mayor Mori declared this item continued to Thursday, September 19, 1974, 4:00 P.M., Pleasanton Justice Court, 30 West Angela Street. Matters for the Information of the Council Mr. Edgar presented draft of Air Quality Section of Environmental impact Report portion of Project Report, and stated other reports would be available soon. Mr. Edgar presented his report and that of the Police Department regarding 602L Penal Code in the area of the Amador High School. Mr. Edgar presented a letter from Tele-Vue Systems, Inc., regarding their policy on customer service calls. Mro Edgar presented a memorandum from the Director of Planning regarding Livermore Airport Master Plan Public Hearing. Mro Edgar presented a League of California Cities bulletin related to EoP~A. Parking Facility Kegulations beginning january 1, 1975, REPORTS OF THE CITY ATTORNEY ~eR~r~, Re: Holdin~ Tanks for iacono-Drews Property Mr. Scheidig presented his report, dated September 11, 1974, regarding this matter, stating that it is necessary for the City Council to allow a blanket authorization £or holding tanks on the property owned by Oacono and Drews in order to allow for the coherent development of the Iacono and Drews property. 6. 9/16/74