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Mayoz Pearson ~ plans we=e already made te phase out the Sunol Sewer Plant and that ~n~tmen~s w~re based on that goal amd that it was incumbent to pursue the intercept~r sewage line and cGmmitment~ ~ consolidation with V.C.S.D. Councilma~ Mo!~ stated he felt the City should take a more positive stand now to look a~ older al~efna~ives and not wait f~r negotiations to be settled with V~C,,S~D, Councilman Kinney con~ented ~hat the City has a number of agreements and must show good faith~ tha~ it would be ill-advised not to go ahead with these commit- ments~ He suggested pursufng negotiatlon~ with V~C~S~D~, adding that he feared a study o~ a~ern~tlves migh~ jeopardize fav~r~.ble agreement with that body~ Councilman Reffd s~essed that ~he Ci~y ils c~mmitted to providing services to the people w~hl~ ~e community: He said that although the decision made for the t~e-in wt~h V~C~S.D: see~e~ 2Cgi~&i in ].9~6, the Ci~y is now dealing with political entities ~a~her ~han the ra~i~ne~e ~f g~d planning, and has reached the point where various aite~na~ive~ should be studied~ It was moved by Csunci]man Kien~y, and seconded by Mayor Pearson, that Kennedy ~-~ Engineers be retained to periorm wo~!k rela~ed ~o the p~'oJect report for Interceptor ,-~ Sewer Line necessary to phase o~ the Plea~ant~n Plant in accordance with Federal ~ and State Grant ~equi~emen~s~ ~ an approximate cost of $1~,000.00. C,D The roll call vote was as fo~io~s: ~ AYES: Councilmen Kinney, Mori, Reid, and Mayor Pearson NOES: Councilman Herlihy ABSENT: None Et was moved by Councilmen Reid, and seconded by Councilman Mori, to retain Kennedy Engineers tc commence work on a Feasibility Study related to possible alternatives to phasing out the Pleasanton Plant, for an approximate cost of The roll call rot6 was as ~ollows: AYES: Councilmen Herlihy~ M~ri, and NOES: Councilman Kinney and May~r Pearson ABSENT: None Final Report o~ the Ma_i~y/~z Re: City Council O~ganization and Areas of Activity Mayor Pearson presented his finall draft regarding this matter, which divides the areas of City Council activity into the following four categories: (1) Intergovernmental Relations; (2) City Commissions, City Organizations, Adminis- tration, P!anning~ (3) Physical Needs of the City; and (4) Human Needs of the City ~ Priorities were studied and accepted as presented in Mayor Pearson's report with ~he exception o~ Intergovernmental Relations, in which Items 4 and 5 were reversed~ and item 6 added Co include Develop on-going working relationship with Sta~e and Febera] Agency representa~ives=~ It was moved by Ccuncllman Mori, and seconded by Councilman Kinney, to accept the goals and priorities, as amended, of the Mayor in his report on City Council Organization and Areas o~ Activity, The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmen Herlihy, Kinney, Mori, Reid, and Mayor Pearson NOES: None ABSENT; None -- MayorTM Pea~:son s~a~ed he would appoin~ Councilmen to the various Committees and assig~lments ~his week. SPECIAL REPORTS Further Report~ Re: Preserve Area Ridgelands Mr~ Edgar stated this matter had been continued from the meeting of September 24, 1973, He presented ~he staf~ report regarding this matter, stating that the City Council, on October 24, 1972, had passed a resolution endorsing the Ridgeland National Urban Park concept in principle, after a presentation made by Mrs. Margaret Tracy. 4 ~, 10/1/73