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Minutes - San Leandro City Council Meeting - October 16, 1995 Page - 6 - NEW BUSINESS (continued) A. Resolution No. 95-206, Resolution Offering Reward for Apprehension of Perpetrator (offers $10,000 reward for the identification, apprehension and conviction of the person or persons responsible for the Target Store robbery/homicide) . (1123) Introduced by Council Member Perry, who moved its adoption, seconded by Council Member Polvorosa, and carried by a majority vote (7) . B. Proposal by Dublin-San Ramon Services District to Buy Capacity from East Bay Dischargers Authority. (1221) Council Member Galvan discussed the Dublin-San Ramon Services District's (DSRSD) proposal to buy excess capacity from the East Bay Dischargers Authority (EBDA) . He described the components of the proposal and said DSRSD has the ability to make an offer independently of the Livermore-Amador Valley Wastewater Management Authority (LAVWMA) , of which it is a member. He said San Leandro's portion of the proceeds would be proportional to the City's original buy-in to EBDA. In response to Council questions, he discussed the difference between the unanimous vote requirement for changes to capacity required in the EBDA Joint Powers Agreement (JPA) vs the requirements for LAVWMA. He said this matter would come before the EBDA board on Thursday, but it was not likely there would be a vote at that time. Vice Mayor Kerr moved to direct Council Member Galvan to support the proposal . The motion failed for lack of a second. Council Member Perry requested a staff report on the Tri Valley Wastewater Authority, LAVWMA, and the differences in the various JPA's. The City Council directed that this matter be scheduled for continued discussion at the November 6, 1995, City Council meeting. C. City Council Reports on Intergovernmental Agencies. Council Member Perry said the Waste Management Authority is determining whether enough customers exist for a new facility. Council Member Perry said the Associated Community Action Program is dealing with funding for next year's cycle. Council Member Perry said she attended the Californians for Better Transportation meeting on behalf of the League of California Cities. She said Measure B sunsets in 2001, and it is unclear whether charter cities will be affected by changes in transportation funding. She said General Law cities could lose as much as 45% of their general fund monies. Vice Mayor Kerr said the Congestion Management Agency will have a tour of facilities.