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COMMUNICATIONS cont'd.: 6. W. A. Fiedler, 12758 Leander Drive, dated July 9, 1968, requesting that his property be withdrawn from Sewer Assessment District No. 3. City Clerk noted this matter would be reviewed later in the Agenda during Staff Reports. 7. B. P. Oliver, Chairman Building & Maintenance Committee, Mount St. Joseph's (Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum) dated July 12, 1968, inquiring as to whether sewer facilities at Mount Helen may be used during the month of August, 1968 and noting all fees have been paid and the sewer lateral has been connected and inspected. City Engineer reported that Sewer Assessment District No. 2 has been completed and that the filing of the notice of completion by the con- tractor is dependent upon the results of the lawsuit. Council directed the City Clerk to advise Mr. Oliver that the matter is expected to be resolved before August 5, 1968. (Additional discussion under Staff Reports.) ANNOUNCEMENTS• 1. City Clerk noted the Peninsula Division of the League of California Cities will meet on Thursday, August 15, 1968 at 7:30 P. M. in Daly City, SCHEDULED ITEM NO. 1: CONSIDERATION OF SEWERS FOR SUMMERHILL AREA AND OF REQUEST FROM SANTA CLARA COUNTY TO GRANT EXTRA -TERRITORIAL JURISDICTION FOR CRRTATN AREAS OF LOS ALTOS HILLS FOR SEWER ASSESSMBNr DTS'TRICI PURPOSES. Mayor Aiken stated that surveys in the affected area conducted by citizens, the Health Department and the Town had convinced the Council of the need for sewers in the Summerhill Area and that meetings with the County had indicated that the granting of extra -territorial jurisdiction, pursuant to the Town's sewer policy, would be acceptable to the County Board of Supervisors. Mayor Aiken noted the following provisions of the proposed agreement: 1) Extra -territorial jurisdiction would be granted for purposes of capacity rights only for LAH 2 (Magdalena Area) and LAH 3 (La Loma Area); pursuant to Town policy, capacity connections would be on a voluntary bas;. only in LAM 2 and LAA 3. 2) Extra -territorial jurisdiction would be granted for capacity rights and sewer construction in TAH 1 (Summerhill Area). All property owners in the Summerhill Area would be required to purchase capacity rights due to health problems existing in the area. 3) Construction of sewers in LAH 1 would be subject to the Town sewer policy which permits those on a boundary of the district who do not need or want sewers would be excluded and permits those in the center of the district who do not want or need sewers to pay a lesser amount than those connecting to the sewer. 4) Future sewer capacity rights could not be guaranteed for those property 40 owners in LAH 2 and TAH 3 who do not choose to purchase capacity at this time. -2-