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THE CITY OF 8 CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT PLEASANTON. July 21, 2015 Community Development Planning Division TITLE: CONSIDER REQUEST FOR A PREANNEXATION AGREEMENT AND SEWER CONNECTION FOR 753 SYCAMORE ROAD (BOGGS /JUNG) SUMMARY The property owners of 753 Sycamore Road are requesting sewer service to be established to serve their existing residence located within the Happy Valley Specific Plan area outside City limits. The property owners wish to expand the existing home. Alameda County's Department of Environmental Health has determined the existing septic system is inadequate to provide service to the expanded home. Alameda County's Department of Environmental Health also restricts repairs or installation of new septic systems when a sanitary sewer main is within 200 feet of the property. Therefore the property owners are requesting connection to the City sewer system to eliminate the use of their septic system. Prior to allowing a property located within the County to connect to the City sewer system, the City requires the property owner to enter into a preannexation agreement. If the pre- annexation agreement is approved, on the applicant's behalf the City must apply for and receive an "out -of- service area' agreement from the Alameda County Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCo). The Livermore - Amador Valley Water Management Agency (LAVWMA) must also approve the connection. RECOMMENDATION 1. Approve the preannexation agreement between Boggs /Jung and the City of Pleasanton, and authorize the City Manager to execute the agreement. 2. Authorize staff to file an application with LAFCo for the extension of sewer service to this parcel and authorize staff to seek LAVWMA approval of the connection. 3. Authorize connection of the Boggs /Jung parcel located at 753 Sycamore Road (APN 949 - 0006 - 007 -04) to the City sanitary sewer system, provided: all connection work is done to the satisfaction of the City Engineer; all costs are borne by the property owners; and the proposed extension of City services is approved by LAFCo and LAVWMA. FINANCIAL STATEMENT The property owners would be required to pay all costs associated with extending the sewer system, City connection fees and permits, fees required by the City, County, and other agencies, and LAFCo fees.