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Rejort, Re: Water Pressure in Harris Acres
<br /> Mr. Eaton presented the staff report regarding this matter explaining
<br /> that in addition to the alternatives listed in the report, another
<br /> solution could be the installation of a pressure regulator in the main,
<br /> itself. This way, the pressure could be controlled and increased by steps,
<br /> enabling the system to be monitored to determine whether it could with-
<br /> stand increased pressure.
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<br /> It was moved by Councilman Herlihy, and seconded by Mayor Mori, that
<br /> staff proceed with the study as outlined in the staff report, and
<br /> report back to the City Council in 60 days, with a specific course of
<br /> action.
<br /> The roll call vote was as follows:
<br />AYES: Councilmen Herlihy, Kinney, Councilwoman LeClaire, Councilman
<br /> Philcox, and Mayor Mori
<br />NOES: None
<br />ABSENT: None
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<br />Adoption of appropriate documents related to the financing of the
<br />Regional Shgpping Center: (1) Adoption of various resolutions per-
<br />taining to A.D. Nos. 74-2,3,4,&5 (Overpass, Interior public improvements
<br /> an'd_ ~S~6n'e'r'idge DriVe)
<br /> Mr. Edgar reviewed the documents necessary to implement financing
<br />for these public improvements. He stated that the, total obligation to
<br />the City would be $2,329,831. The Council was also reminded that an
<br />environmental impact report had been prepared on the shopping center;
<br /> the Council had previously reviewed this document; and the Council should
<br /> consider the contents of that report when taking action with regard to
<br /> the Assessment Districts.
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<br /> Mr. Robert Brunsell, Sturgis, Den Dulk, Douglass and Anderson, ex-
<br />plained that there are four separate Assessment Districts to be voted
<br />on at this time. He stated further that in their memorandum to Council,
<br />they omitted the filing of petition for work. These petitions for work
<br />have now been filed with the City Clerk. Mr. Brunsell requested that
<br />the public hearing on the formation of the district, previously set for
<br />May 28, be rescheduled to Wednesday, May 29, 1974. He indicated that
<br />this correction would be made on the appropriate documents.
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<br /> It was moved by Councilman Kinney, and seconded by Councilman Herlihy,
<br />that the following resolutions, pertaining to Assessment District No.
<br />1974-2, Stoneridge Center, construction of the Freeway 1-680 overcrossing,
<br />be adopted:
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<br /> Resolution No. 74-63 - Resolution Approving Boundary Map.
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<br /> Resol. ution No. 74-64 - Resolution Appointing Engineer of Work and
<br /> Authorizing Execution of Agreement.
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<br /> Resolution No. 74-65 - Resolution Appoint Special Bond Counsel and
<br /> Authorizing Execution of Agreement.
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<br /> Reso].ution No. 74-66 - Resolution of Intention in the matter of the
<br /> Improvements and Acquisitions to be made in
<br /> Assessment District No. 1974-2, Stoneridge
<br /> Center, City of Pleasanton, Alameda County,
<br /> California.
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<br /> Resolution No. 74-67 - Resolution and Order Preliminarily adopting
<br /> Engineer's Report and Setting Public Hearing
<br /> Thereon, Assessment District No. 1974-2,
<br /> Stoneridge Center, City of Pleasanton,
<br /> Alameda County, California.
<br />The roll call vote was as follows:
<br />AYES: Councilmen Herlihy, Kinney, Councilwoman LeClaire, Councilman
<br /> Philcox, and Mayor Mori
<br />NOES: None
<br />ABSENT: None
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