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not create loud noise, and they have never had any complaints from their present site. He said any future complaints would immediately be addressed. Councilmember McGovern referred to the irrigation systems and asked to condition technology for moisture level indicators for water efficiencies, and Mr. Tye agreed this could be done. Councilmember McGovern referred to grading on Saturdays, which has been reduced for CLC. She questioned if grading must be done in the Neighborhood Park on Saturdays. Mr. Bocian said they do not have to, but staff felt it would only be the CLC site that would incur a potential impact on the neighborhood. Based on experience, sound and dust is generally pushed out east, so there typically is not a problem with grading work. He confirmed that Hendrick would grade their site all at once and not in stages. Councilmember McGovern questioned flood plain improvements to remove the sites from the 100 -year flood plain. Mr. Bocian said the City has an agreement with the City of Livermore and they have indicated they will be moving ahead on improvements. The agreement allows for the county to step in, but improvements must be done prior to the City issuing permits and /or finalizing occupancy. Mr. Fialho announced that the City of Dublin had just approved the regional framework this evening, and the City of Livermore has the matter scheduled on their agenda for September 13, 2010. Councilmember McGovern questioned and confirmed that child care facilities would be included in both the men's and women's restrooms at the Neighborhood Park. Vice Mayor Thorne referred to noise, and questioned whether or not 60 dBA at the closest habitable CLC facility related only to the car wash or to anything on site. Ms. Giffin stated it depends what time of day it is. For the Hendrick site, after 10:00 p.m., residential standards are applied, which is 60 dBA. During the day time; however, it would only relate to the car washes. Vice Mayor Throne asked if Hendrick had a motorcycle facility, whether the 60 dBA would not apply in the daytime. Ms. Giffin said for commercial during the day, it is generally about 70 dBA, but there are some exceptions for certain types of activities during the day. Concerning growth management, Vice Mayor Thorne asked if there would be any impacts given changes made in the plan as part of what the City is doing at Hacienda and the Housing Element Update for CLC. Mr. Bocian said he did not believe there would be. Mr. Fialho clarified a question previously answered for Councilmember McGovern regarding permits not able to be issued until such time flood control improvements were completed. He stated this only relates to occupancy permits and not all permits. Vice Mayor Thorne questioned and confirmed that there were no plans for any fuel tanks on the Hendrick site. Councilmember Sullivan referred to the green point checklist and requested that these be brought back after whatever is implemented to see what was actually done. He noted that the City is adopting Bay - Friendly Landscape Guidelines for the park, and he questioned if there was discussion for such guidelines with CLC or with Hendrick. Mr. Bocian responded stating there was not; however, staff has discussed conservation and plant materials. City Council Minutes Page 11 of 15 September 7, 2010