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25,9 Mr. Fales reported that the cost of this 24 foot width of paving connecting the two stub streets in addition to a temporary asphalt sidewalk for school pedes- trian traffic and additional paving across the Adams frontage, would cost approxi- mately $6,400.00. Of this amount, $1,555.00 is directly reimbursable to the City upon development of the various properties for sanitary sewer facilities. After considerable discussion of this matter, it was moved by Councilman Beratlis and seconded by Councilman Reid that Resolution No. 69-42, authorizing the City staff to proceed with construction of Adams Way, as outlined in Alter- nate B, Director of Public Works Report, dated February 20, 1969, and to also follow the procedures available under the Streets and Highways Code to force com- pletion of the street improvements by the property o~ners, be adopted. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmen Beratlis, Rega, Reid and Mayor Getton NOES: Councilman Spiliotopoulos ABSENT: None Request for Authorization to ApplEfor Open Space Grant Mr. Fales reported that the City of Pleasanton is eligible to apply for up to $25,000.00 for development money on the Orloff Open Space Grant for the 1969-70 L~ Fiscal Year, and recommended authorization to file this grant application. ~-~ It was moved by Councilman Spiliotopoulos and seconded by Councilman Reid ~O that Resolution No. 69-43, authorizing the City staff to file a suppl'emental HUD ~D grant application up to $25,000.00 on the Orloff Open Space Grant for the 1969-70 [-) Fiscal Year, be adopted. I.) The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmen Beratlis, Rega, Reid, Spiliotopoulos and Mayor Getton NOES: None ABSENT: None Report Re: Application of Admissions Tax to Race Track; Alameda County Fair Mr. Fales read his report on the above matter, dated February 19, 1969, which stated that the Fair-Liaison Committee reached the following conclusions at its ..... meeting on February 12, 1969. 1. The application of a tax on Admissions to the race track at the Alameda County Fairgrounds is an equitable and fair method by which the City may accrue revenue in order to offset expendi- tures required due to the location of the racing facility in the City. 2.The amount of admissions tax to be applied was agreed to be 10% of the paid grandstand admissions. 3. The Committee also agreed that such a tax should be imposed by City ordinance, to be supplemented, if necessary, by an agreement between the City and the Fair Board which would replace the existing agreement. Mr. Hirst stated that some other manner would have to be worked out to defray the City's expenditure as the City, being a General Law City, cannot levy an admissions tax on a County Racing facility. Considerable discussion ensued regarding this matter. Mayor Getton asked the City Attorney to work out some agreement by next week and asked Mr. Fales to schedule another meeting with the Fair Liaison Committee to discuss this matter further. Matters for the Information of the Council Mr. Fales announced that he would be absent from the City on February 26th, 27th, and 28th, to attend the Annual California City Managers Conference in _. Monterey. COMMUNICATIONS Mr. Fales presented the following communications: I. From City Clerk, City of Long Beach, Re: Senate Bill No, 4. 2. From K. Hagmaier, 6577 Stanton Ct., Pleasanton, Re: Proposed "Six Flags" development. Mayor Getton instructed Mr. Fales to acknowledge these letters and then have them filed. 3. From E. L. Kitterman, Mayor, City of Oakdale, Re: Police Dept. Cooperation. Mayor Gerton requested that these letters of commendation be forwarded to the Police Department for filing. 3.