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math, and using the Alisal Improvement Association plan method would result in an average <br />increase to future Alisal residents of $5,545 per house and in the golf course system $8,415 per <br />house, the upper Sportono area $2,278 per house, the flat land $7,010 per house and the TTK <br />development $8,890 per house. If the Alisal Improvement Association method results in an <br />increase to undeveloped land that is outside the loop, it is clear to him that the Happy Valley <br />community is subsidizing the project. He did not feel this was fair. He said if subsidizing <br />developers is the only way to finance the sewer and water systems, then many of the homeowners <br />in Happy Valley will protest the annexation. The main reason to annex is to have reasonable sewer <br />and water costs. He said the questionnaire regarding the annexation was very confusing. He <br />suggested another questionnaire be sent out, stating if the Alisal Improvement Association method <br />is used would people annex and sign up for water and sewer. He did not feel it was fair to subsidize <br />the developers. <br /> <br /> A1 Spotorno, Sycamore Road, submitted changes to Exhibit A of the agricultural report. <br />The agricultural policy is for the whole city, not just for Happy Valley. There are going to be many <br />conflicts that need to be resolved in order to have viable, sustainable, economic and agricultural <br />element in the General Plan. He has had on-going discussions with staff that resulted in a revised <br />Exhibit A submitted this evening. He has had input from the whole state to come up with a plan <br />that mitigates any problems between the urban and agricultural community. <br /> <br /> There were no other speakers. <br /> <br /> Ms. Michelotti asked staff to explain why certain properties are excluded from the <br />annexation application. <br /> <br /> Mr. Roush said the direction from Council was to include the parcels if the litigation could <br />be resolved prior to LAFCO taking action. In order for LAFCO to take action it has to have a <br />completed application. Therefore, following the Council meeting there were discussions with the <br />three property owners' attorneys to see if the lawsuit would be withdrawn so the properties could be <br />included in the annexation application. Two of the property owners have not withdrawn from the <br />lawsuit; therefore they were not included in the application to LAFCO. The application is <br />consistent with the resolution. <br /> <br /> Ms. Ayala asked if Mr. Barlow' s name change request had to be discussed tonight <br /> <br /> Mayor Tarver said no. <br /> <br /> Ms. Ayala asked if Mr. Chapman and Mr. Schafer were willing to withdraw their litigation <br />to be included in the annexation. <br /> <br /> Mr. Schafer said a letter has been submitted to the City Attomey's office. He could not <br />make a comment at this time. <br /> <br />Pleasanton City Council 26 02/16/99 <br />Minutes <br /> <br /> <br />
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