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Mr. Miller, in asking the Council to review the report, recommended that it be reviewed with the impending garbage rate increase in mind and with regard to the City 's recommendations concerning the recycling of newspaper. Mr. Joe Schwab, attorney representing the Pleasanton Garbage Service, was present and indicated that they would rather present their proposal all at one time and asked that this particular submittal be deferred. The Council concurred. SPECIAL REPORTS ~pplication of J. A. Jenks Comp_~nl for installation. of Septic Tank The staff report was presented to the City Council by Mr. Sooby. Councilman Herlihy asked for clarification with regard to the appli- cant being required to extend his sewer line to Santa Rita Road if he should receive approval for the septic tank. Mr. Sooby explained that this requirement would be part of the agree- ment and as soon as sewer facilities became available the applicant would be required to extend his sewer line the 1200 feet to the main line on Santa Rita Road. Mayor Pearson clarified his position with regard to septic tanks . Although at one time he did vote for septic tanks, it now appears that septic tanks are not viable in urban areas and he no longer will vote for them. Mr. Pat Gill, 6599 Stanton Court, representing the J. A. Jenks Co., was present and stated to the Council that, due to additional figures recently obtained, there may be a reduction in the size of the septic tank to be more in conformance with the City's requirements. He indi- cated that the J. A. Jenks Co. would need an approximately 1500 to 2000 gallon tank. It was moved by Councilman Reid and seconded by Councilman Herlihy that Resolution No. 73-178 be adopted approving a septic tank for the J. A. Jenks Company, subject to the conditions noted in the staff report and the extension of the sewer line at the expense of the applicant when sewage facilities become available. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmen Herlihy, Kinney, Mori, and Reid NOES: Mayor Pearson ABSENT: None REPORTS OF BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS Review and approval of general plans for Val Vista, Hansen and Century Parks P'ark Designer, A1 Dutchover, presented to the City Council the master plans recently presented to the Park and Recreation Commission and the Planning Commission. The plans were prepared by Mr. Fred Brooks, of Lampman and Associates. Mr. Dutchover stated that there has been very good cooperation from the Homeowner Associations in these areas, and they have approved the staff's presentation of these plans to the City Council. Val Vista Park M~'. B'ro0kS was present and outlined the plans for Val Vista Park. He stated that the total cost of this 10.5 acre park would be $335,000. It could be developed as funding becomes available over the next five to ten years. This park includes plans for a 40~X 40' building which accounts for the relatively high figure for development. Mr. Brooks stated that these were not final plans. After approval, milar drawings will be presented to the City Council. Mr. Brooks described the park plans for the City Council in detail and indicated that the Police Department has reviewed the plans for security. -3- 11/19/73