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simultaneously in that neighborhood or could individual property owners annex into the City. Ms. McKeehan mentioned this was a separate question from the fee issue. All the properties in Happy Valley or the Remer tract are not contiguous to the City. In the Casflewood area, it remains unclear whether the City would be interested in annexing the area. Those residents generally receive similar services by way of a contract with the County for fire services. Mayor Pico used the Vineyard Corridor as an example and believed the City has tried not to force annexation of properties into the City, which includes the Remer tract properties. Ms. Hosterman asked if they are eligible to vote in Citywide elections, and if they pay resident or non-resident fees for recreation services. Ms. McKeehan stated that they would not be eligible to vote in Citywide elections and are charged non-resident fees for recreation services. Ms. Hosterman was not sure there was a nexus for imposing the additional fees. Ms. McKeehan pointed out that those residents certainly use the library, city streets, and city parks. It was moved by Ms. Ayala, seconded by Mr. Brozosky, to adopt Resolution 03-107, adopting a policy that would require an owner of undeveloped property outside the City limits who wishes to receive City sewer and/or water service to pay the difference between certain City fees and similar county fees except when the City is legally obligated to provide water or sewer services. Mr. Brozosky asked staff were this money would be placed. Ms. McKeehan informed him that the money went into the Utility Fees Fund. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Couneilm~mhers - Ayala, Campbell, Brozosky, Hosterman, and Mayor Pico NOES: None ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None Item 6D Approval and ratification of changes to DSRSD and City wastewater connection fee based on strength and flow characteristics~ descriptions and charges. (SR 03:200) Plessanton City Council 23 09/16/03 M'mutes