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After a lenghthy discussion on this entire matter, ~ ~;~f~,'!~ n',c~I~d by Councilman Gerton and seconded by Mayor Reid that ~sc,~'~i~?.~ ~'/~o~ '71- 246, appropriating $45,600 to finance Step I, as ont!~.n~d in the report of the City Manager, dated Dece~er 10, 1971 ~ ~r~ti~l, ed, A Program to Abate Nuisances at Pleasanton Sewage Treat~n~cnt Plant., be adopted. A substitute motion was made by Councilman Pearson to dm~=r~d Re~olu- tion No. 71-246, to include that the City refuse to i~sue an~~ more sewer connections to the plant. Councilman Pearson's motion died for lack of a second to The roll call vote on Councilman Gerton's motion was as AYES: Councilman Gerton and Mayor Reid NOES: Councilman Pearson ~SENT: Councilmen Beratlis and Spiliotopoulos Mr. Hirst ruled that a two-thirds affirmative vote of Lhe F~.~ll council was needed in order for Resolution No. 71-246 to pas~ The matter was continued until December 20, 1971. Further consideration of Proposed Commercial Develo~en~,~i~hin the Macka~ Subdivision After Mr. Castro explained the specifics o~ this Fropo~e~'~ c~m~nercial development, it was decided to refer this matter to tl~e Cjeneral Plan Review Co~ittee. SPECI~ P~PORTS Report Re: Tabulation of City Flower Contest Mr. Edgar read the list of names of flowers that had been submitted by contestants in the City Flower Contest. It was decided to postpone selection of a City Flo~ver until.~ ai! mem- bers of the City Council were present. Report Re: Construction of the Pedestrian Bridge~i~2~c~ Mr. Ken La~, President of the Pleasanton City Emplc>~ee~ A~ociation, reported that the pedestrian bridge along Hopyard Road constructed by a nu~3er of City employees, was now com~iet~d~ ~ith no expense to the City. The City Council expressed their appreciation to the P,~C~E..A. for their efforts in the construction of this bridge. ~PORTS OF BOARDS ~]D COMMISSIONS There were no reports of Boards and Co~issions. ~PORTS OF THE CITY MANAGER Report Re: Enviornmental Impact Stateme.nts Mr. Edgar reviewed his report, in ~hich were includ~.-~.c~. the require- ments that must be met in preparation of Enviornmenta] !n~p<r~ct Etate- ments. Mr. Edgar also reported that Enviornmenta! 'Im~,c~. ~Latements from some seven agencies were going to be solicitell., The Councilmen concurred with the requirements o~t]...~neC~ i~ ~-~ ~d~ar's report.