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that the next step in the process is the tentative map, and final map and improvement plan stages. He noted that the tentative map application was submitted this week. He reported that Greenbriar has completed the radionuclide study, the study has been submitted to the state, and the state has responded that it meets their requirements. The report is currently being reviewed by the City's peer reviewer, and upon completion of the review, a public hearing will be scheduled before the Planning Commission. Mr. Swift advised that the archaeologist is currently working on the site and that a mitigation plan will be developed based upon the results of this work. Mr. Swift reported that Greenbriar has hired a golf course architect to review the layout of the Western Area to detennine modifications needed to be made in order to better ensure that a nine- hole goff course can surround the property without resulting in safety concerns. He noted that the City is also in the process of hiring a golf course architect. Mr. Sw:d~ stated that the City Council will be reviewing a recommendation for the process of plannir~ the 30-50 acre community park at their meeting on September 19. Staffis recommending that a planning process consisting of representatives of numerous interest groups, to be coordinated by the Parks and Community Services Department, be established to develop a master plan. Mr. Swift reported that staff is recommending that the Bemal Property Task Force be roconveaed to consider land uses for the balance of the site, including whether or not a golf course should be constructed around the Western Area. Commissioner Maas asked if it is p~rmissible to include a Planning Commissioner as a non-voting member on the Task Force. Mr. Swirl stated that it would be permissible. He noted that the proposed land use plan would come back to the Planning Commission as a Specific Plan for Phase II for the Commission's review. Mr. Swift noted that staff is working with the fire station architect on the location and the design of the n~w fire station that is now included in Phase I. He also noted that the Council has directed staff to hire a hydrologist/biologist firm to develop a long-range plan for minimizing impacts on the creeks and channels on the property. It was the consensus of the Commission to recommend that Commissioner Maas serve as a non- voting liaison to the Task Force. IVlr. Swift provided an update on the tax-sharing agreement and the Board of Supervisors' desire to link that agreement with the City's agreement to provide land for an ACE train station on the Commissioner Maas reported that she attended the League of California Cities conference in Almheim and that she served as the alternate for Counciimember Michelotti as a voting delegate. She noted that one of the issues that was voted on related to the ability to deny a project due to school impacts. PLANNIN(} COMMISSION MINUTES September 13, 2000 Page 9