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• Minutes - San Leandro City Council Meeting - January 16, 1996 Page - 6 - NEW BUSINESS (continued) C. Matter of East Bay Dischargers Authority Offer to Livermore - Amador Valley Water Management Agency Regarding Sewer Capacity. Council Member Galvan explained the proposal, which he said was essentially the same as the LAVWMA proposal, but the urban limit line and growth limits were eliminated, the interest rate was changed from 3% to 6%, and the influent cap will sunset in 20 years. He said the matter would be on the East Bay Dischargers Authority Agenda for January 25, 1996, for a vote, and both he and Mayor Corbett would be unavailable. He requested Council Member Perry be named Interim City Representative and provided with direction to vote in favor of the proposal. It was noted that the Council had not seen the document; a motion was approved appointing Council Member Perry as Interim City Representative, and the matter of providing voting direction was placed at the end of the Council's Agenda. Motion to Appoint an Interim City Representative to the East Bay Dischargers Authority (EBDA) to Attend the January 25, 1996 Meeting. (1156/1221) On motion by Council Member Galvan, who moved its approval, seconded by Council Member Myers, and carried by a majority vote (7), the City Council appointed Council Member Perry to act as the "Interim City Representative" to the East Bay Dischargers Authority and attend the January 25, 1996 meeting. D. City Council Reports on Intergovernmental Agencies. Council Member Perry said the East Bay Division of the League of California Cities' subcommittee had presentations on alternative fuel vehicles. She said the Committee had expressed concerns about the ISTEA funding and reauthorization. She discussed SB 610 and the proposed $10 fee and said they will be organizing opposition. She said GTE made a presentation about their cellular technology and their plans for the State. Vice Mayor Kerr said the Congestion Management Agency will come to San Leandro in March and will include a tour of San Leandro projects, which are the only Measure B projects which have been completed. He discussed the 1 -880 Intermodal Corridor Study and said more than $2 million remains in the fund. He said there are backups on 880 and the flyover. He said a number of freeway entrances have been signalized. He said Gary Kruger and the technical advisory committee have been working on the coordination of all of East 14th Street and Hesperian Boulevard. He said SB 437 prohibits mandatory, employer -based trip- reduction programs.