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�12 Ctty will accept for them In further response to question, Police Chief Bold advtsed that the City makes every effort possible to locate the owners of any stolen bicycles before offering them for auction MOTION Titles having been read, Councilman Henderson intro- duced the following resolutions and moved, seconded by Councilman ' Norris their adoption RESOLUTION NO 7578 DECLARING CERTAIN DESCRIBED CITY-OWNED PROPERTY SURPLUS, AND AUTHORIZING SALE THEREOF AT PUBLIC AUCTION RESOLUTION NO 7579 APPROVING AND AUTHORIZIN6 EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT FOR AUCTION SERVICES The resolutions were adopted unanimously by roll call vote. Request of San Mateo County re Emerald Lake Hills Sanitary Sewer System City Manager Fales referred to his report of April 2, 1976 re- garding the sub�ect request and attaching the report of the Director of Public Works dated March 19, noting that based upon the conclusions in the March 19 report it is recomnended that the Council approve the County's request sub�ect to development and execution of an agreement with the Councii which would contain the precise terms and conditions of such system use Director of Public Works Pusich advised that there are now 750 � homes in the area under consideration and the 9allona9e requested would permit maximum development of some 800 more at a future date Discussion followed and Mr Fales and Mr Pusich commented and replied to questions concerning whether the plan previously approved by Council contained 800 units, the undesirability of planning by non-planning methods, the requirements of South Bayside Sewage Authority with regard to establishing a basis for gallonage over that required for existing development; the fact that the County is only requesting permission from the City to utilize, under conditions to be established by the City, the City's sanitary sewer collection system for transporting sani- tary sewage to the SBSA outfall line, the need for meeting the SBSA filing deadltne, the City's role in plann�ng with regard to County areas, the poss�ble impact on Redwood City, if 800 units should be constructed in the Emerald Lake Hills area, and the need for including the units now if additional capacity for development is to be funded. Bob Eppler, Senior Civil Engineer, County of San Mateo En9ineerin9 Department, advised that the County Plannin9 staff has expressed concern also with regard to the possible future construction of 800 units, and observed that previous estimates were for 1,800 to 2,200 units Mr Eppler described the criteria used in ' arriving at the pro�ected 800 units in order to have a figure on which to base estimates of additional gallonage expected to -5- Reg Mtg 4/5/76