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313- be needed at a future date, noting that when the plant is built, excess capacity will not be included so that those areas not wishing to participate now will not be able to be included later. Discussion followed and Mr Eppler advised that the members of ' the Board of Supervisors are also concerned and that no new con- nections will be approved in the sub�ect area until a concept plan has been adopted which is anticipated by the end of October. MOTION Councilman Henderson moved, seconded by Counctlman Norris, to continue the matter concerning the request of San Mateo County regarding Emerald Lake Hills Sanitary Sewer System to April 12, 1976 and to ask staff if the suggested 800 units fits into the General Plan for the area which the City Council approved. The motion carried by ma,7ority voice vote, Councilman Barrett being recorded as voting "No " (MINUTE ORDER N0. 76-76) Consent Calendar In response to question of Mayor Weymouth, the following requests from Council members to attend meetings were made• Request of Councilman Leipzig to attend the League of California Cities Human Resources Development Policy Com- mittee on Thursday, April 15, 1976 in Los Angeles, Request of Councilman Rhodes to attend the New Mayors and ' Council Members Institute of the League of California (see Cities on April 21-22, 1976 in Coronado, and the Chamber below of Commerce Seminar on April 23-24, 1976 at South Lake Tahoe, for clerical omission) Request of Councilman Henderson to attend the League of California Cities Board of Directors Finance/Building Com- mittee meeting in Sacramento on April 19; and the League Special Retreat on Future Directions of "Western Cities" magazine at Napa on May 13-14. Councilman Henderson, Chairman of the Legislative Committee, announced that Cortunittee will meet at 7 30 a.m., Thursday, April 8, 1976 in the Office of the City Attorney. REQUEST: Councilman Barrett asked that the request of Councilman Rhodes to attend the New Mayors and Council Members Institute be voted upon separately, stating that he opposes attendance at that Institute by incumbent councilmen Discussion followed concerning present Council policy that all Council members be encouraged to attend League conferences in California whenever they are able to do so, the fact that although the Institute is aimed at introducing new mayors and council mem- bers to various important aspects of their work, that changing , laws make each Institute different and therefore of value to both new and incumbent council members, whether the City should merely be represented at such meetings rather than that all Council members be encouraged to attend, whether such Institutes are not Add to Councilman Rhodesl reouest Reg.Mtg and the League of California Cities Human Resources 4/5/76 Development Policy Committee on Thursday, April 15, 1976 in Los Angeles