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REPORTS O~ THE Cir~ MANAGER ~~r_!l____Re:_~ojplerion of Const~c.~ton on Centur~__House Mr~ Campbell presented an oEal report regarding this matter, stating that very little work had been done on Centuzy House due to lack of funds, and he recommended that this matter be made a Budget ~tem so that the Building might be completed for immediate user Mr= Edgar explained that money was available in the Park Dedication Fund that could be used to finance the estimated cost of between $15,000~00 to $20,000°00, required for the restoration of Century HouSeD The Council concurred that thls Building should be made available for use as soon as possible, Councilman Mori requested a ~eport irom the Jaycees as to how much assistance they plan to donate in regard to Century House. Mayor Pearson declared th~s matter be considered with the 1973-74 Budget. ~_RJ~uest o~ Clorox ~o~ the use of a hotdin~ tank for sewer service Mr~ Edgar presented a letter from the C!orex Company requesting approval of a holding rank ~or sewer service on an interim basis~ Mr~ Edgar explained that under V-C~S~D~'s point system, Clotlox was virtually assured of sewer connection to the V.C~S~D~ Plant, however, due ro over-subscription and further Regional Water Qua- lity Central Boa~ld regulations, Clorox has now been advised they cannot be connected to the sewer system at this time~ Mr Edgar recommended that Clorox be granted permission tc ~nstall a holding tank~ M~ D. E. School, Manager of Engineering Services for Clorox, presented drawings representing the plot plan of the Plant and showing the proposed holding tank behind the building and parking lot, which is to be underground with manhole covers on top. He explained the temporary access road built for trucks to haul away the effluent which is mostly water, M~. Scheer stated this project would cost approximately $15,000~00, plus $5,000~00 to $6,000~00 per month to operate, which is 137 times what the cost would be to hook up to the V~C.S~D. Sewer Plant. He further stated V.C~S.D~ has not refunded their money already paid for sewer connection~ Mr~ Schee~ stated that if it proved necessary, Clorox had long-range plans to design and operate their own sewer! system by possibly recycling and reusing the water. It was moved by Councilman Reid, and secl~nded by Councilman Herlihy, that Reso- lution No~ 73-~9, app~oving the request of Clorox to install a holding tank for sewer service, be adopted~ The roll call vo~e was as follows: AYES: Councilmen Herlihy, Kinney, Mori, Reid, and Mayor Pearson NOES: None ABSENT: None Mayor Pearson apologized to ~he Clo~ox Company for the inconveniences they have suffered in this regard~ The Counc~l s~ggested tha~ a meeting be scheduled as soon as possible with V~C~S,D~ fore clarification as to the interpretation of the Agreement that has been established between V~C~S~D~, the City of Pleasanton, and the developers, regarding sewer connections Mayor Pearson requested that the Managers and the Sewer Comm~tee ge~ ~oge[her first [o prepare an agenda and gather the informa- tion necessary f~ a meaningfbl mee~ing~ ~e: Request of Dr.! Howard Lone_for septic tank approval on 50+ Acre Parcel above Foothill Road M~i Edga~ presented the staff report regarding this matter', stating that from a policy standpc~nt septic tanks a~e not generally allowed, however, from a tech- nical standpoint there is no teason to deny this request~ He stated that the Council needs no se~ some guidelines in this regard~ Mr~ Edgar further stated ~hat if approval f~r this septic tank ls g~anted it should be conditioned upon the fact ~hat w'hen sewer service is available, the property must be connected to the sewer system~ 5/7/73