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REPORTS OF THE CITY MANAGER Transfer of Funds From Assessment District No. 64 -1 to General Fund Mr. Fales reported that a balance of $18.65 remains in the Assessment District No. 64 -1 construction fund. He stated that since this project is complete, Section 10427 of the Streets and Highways Code allows transfer of this balance to the General Fund in order to close the account. It was moved by Councilman McWilliams and seconded by Councilman Harding that Resolution No. 65 -180, authorizing the transfer of $18.65 from Assessment District No. 64 -1 construction fund to the General Fund, be adopted. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmen Harding, McWilliams and Mayor Long NOES: None ABSENT: Councilmen Bubics and Cairo Matters For the Information of the Council Mr. Fales indicated that he would like to accept the appointment offered by Mr. Case, President of ABAG, as a technical advisory member of the Water Pollution Control Board. The City Council approved Mr. Fales request to accept this appoint- ment. Mr. Fales distributed a financial statement from Mr. Wm. Penn Mott explaining the various projects to be accomplished with the 5e tax levied by the East Bay Regional Park District. Mr. Struthers reported that new oral arguments of the incorporation suit between Dublin and the City of Pleasanton will be heard at the State Supreme Court on November 29th at 9:30 A.M. Mr. Struthers urged the Council members to attend this hearing. Mr. Fales reported that the Valley Sewer Study Committee had met and that a uniform sewer ordinance was discussed. He went on to say that because of the peculiarities of the geographical locations in the area the ordinances would be generally the same allowing for individual differences. COMMUNICATIONS Mr. Fales read a copy of a letter from Marilyn Holzer, dated October 29th, to the Editor of the Pleasanton Times. The letter disclosed approval of the initial activities planned by the Recreation Department of the City of Pleasanton. Mr. Fales read a letter from Supervisor Robert Hannon, dated October 27th, which enclosed a resolution adopted by the State Supervisors Association regarding the Viet Nam Day Committee demonstrations and urging the Governor, the Board of Re- gents and the President of the University of California to cease to allow the Committee to use the University facilities as a staging area for its marches. The City Council requested copies and an interpretation of this resolution for consideration at the next Council meeting. Mr. Fales read a letter, dated October 28th, from Senator John Holmdahl, thanking the City Council for their telegram expressing opposition to the reapportionment plan proposed by the Senate Committee on Reapportionment. Mr. Holmdahl's letter also explained the severence of the Cities of Pleasanton, Livermore, Hayward and Union City from the A11- Alameda County District effective in 1967. Mr. Fales read a letter from Mr. Carl E. Walter, 4123 Silver St., Pleasanton, dated November let, requesting that the City Council consider the proposed Bicycle Ordi- nance regarding pre school children riding to the streets. Mr. Walter also listed several other matters pertinent to this ordinance that should be considered. The City Council agreed these matters should be discussed before the Bicycle Ordi- nance is adopted. Mayor Long indicated that he had received a letter from Mrs. Special which elaborated upon her letter of last week. DISCUSSION WITH ZONE NO. 7 REPRESENTATIVES RE: PROPOSED SPECIAL DRAINAGE AREA NO. 7 -1 Messrs. Wilson, Lund,Sz., Nielsen, and Koopman, representing Zone 7, discussed the financing, boundaries and advantages of the proposed special drainage area in the Pleasanton Livermore Valley. The City Council stated that additional information