“It’s a good example... we have only so many staff and so many issues,” including overseeing the request for qualifications - the Council will be updated on those companies that submitted documents - and the upcoming request for proposals. “It’s a balancing act” for staff, noted Bobkiewicz.The Council will consider the Social Services Program that culls donations from city utility billing, and discuss the possible acquisition of more land for park usage.The Council will also be updated on the Ventura Regional Sanitation District’s controversial proposed plan to operate a sewage sludge drying and disposal operation at Toland Road Landfill - Councilman Bob Gonzales is the city’s representative on the VRSD board - to be considered by the Board of Supervisors on September 11.Bobkiewicz said the Council will be asked to consider moving forward and adopting a change order affecting plans and specifications for the Santa Paula Branch Line Trail Project, and discuss reverse osmosis technology to remove chlorides and other materials from the city’s water.The Council will also discuss the city’s 2008 Annual Report and Recycling Guide, introduced last year. “Honestly, we didn’t hear about it good or bad,” prompting a Council discussion on whether or not the report and guide is “worth the energy and effort” it takes staff to create.The Council will also consider the preliminary design of “some of the drainage improvements we have to make” in the Todd Lane area, related to the proposed new wastewater treatment plant. Such improvements were included in the approved Environmental Impact Report and, “regardless” of what the final plant entails, “we have to do the improvement,” said Bobkiewicz.With the League of California Cities annual conference looming, the Council - Vice Mayor John Procter, Councilmen Dr. Gabino Aguirre and Gonzales as well as Bobkiewicz are attending the Sacramento-based event - is being asked to select a voting delegate.