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A substitute motion was made by Councilman Beratlis and seconded by Councilman Spiliotopoulos that a Planning Consultant be hired to determine the land use on the subject property and that the R.F.D. Committee and the property owner be given one week to decide whether or not they will accept the consultant's recommendations. The roll call vote on the substitute motion was as follows: AYES: "I "Councilman Beratlis, Gerton and Spiliotopoulos NOES: Councilman Pearson and Mayor Reid ABSENT: None Mr. Roessler, attorney for Castlewood Enterprises said that he would be willing to sign a statement agreeing to the consultant's recomm- endation but Mr. Ed McDonald, Chairman of the R.F.D. Committee stated that he could not agree to this without discussing it with his steer- ing committee. Mr. Edgar stated that he would ask for a letter from each of the parties in a week. Report of the City Manager re: Modification to the City's Sewage . Treatment Plant and recommended growth restrictions Mr. Edgar read his report, dated October 7, 1971, in which he listed the following 'recom~endati0hs: ............. 1. That the staff and consultant be authorized to investigate and thoroughly examine ways and methods by which the odor at the Sunol Plant can be eliminated or substantially reduced and compile the costs involved with the understanding that a pro- gress report would be prepared for Council consideration in two weeks. 2. Authorize the staff to proceed to make the interim adjust- ments necessary to allow the city to fully utilize the-design capacity of 1.7 mgd in order to accomodate obligations as well as provide for a small amount of uncommitted capacity for future desirable public, commercial or industrial uses. 3. That the City Council instruct the staff and the Planning Com- missionto defer consideration of any further annexations for development or rezonings in the area tributary to the. plant until: a. The city actually and physically begins to phase out the city treatment plant by transferring Area No.. 2 to V.C.S.D. b. The city has received and there actually exists an accurate and feasible timetable for the third phase expansion of the V.C.S.D. plant which would. increase their capacity to 8 mgd. 4. That the Planning Commission and staff be instructed to com- pile an inventory of currently zoned properties within the area tributary to the Sunol Plant, and for which now no plans exist or are forthcomming in the near future for consideration by both the Council and the Commission with the idea that some of these properties might be considered for rez.~ning to an S- District. After some discussion, it was moved by Councilman Spiliotopoulos and seconded by Mayor Reid that Recommendation No. 2, be approved. 3. 10-11-71