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7. Approved request for a Preannexation Agreement and water and sewer connections for the two lot subdivision approved by the Alameda County Planning Department (364 Linden Way — Sia Hashemi) 8. Adopted Ordinance No. 2021 approving the application of David DiDonato for Planned Unit Development Rezoning and Development plan approval, as filed under case PUD-82 Councilmember McGovern stated her opposition to the application based on the demolition of what she considers a historic structure. Finance 9. Adopted Resolution No. 11-480 approving the Policy for Write-off of Uncollectible Accounts Receivable Councilmember McGovern requested that future Councils receive an annual report on uncollectlble accounts exceeding $500. MOTION: It was M/S by Thorne/Cook-Kallio to approve Consent Calendar, as submitted. Councilmember McGovern voted "no" on Item No. 8. Motion carried by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmembers Cook-Kallio, McGovern, Thorne, Mayor Hosterman Noes: None Absent: Councilmember Sullivan MEETING OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 10. Business Anniversary Recognition Director of Economic Development Pamela Ott recognized the 88 Pleasanton businesses celebrating milestone anniversaries this year. 11. Public Comment Nancy Harrington stated that the community has until December 10, 2011 to raise the remaining $7,840 needed to purchase the art piece "Eternity." She encouraged residents to become involved in and take ownership of public art, since investing in art and culture is a proven catalyst for growth and economic prosperity. PUBLIC HEARINGS AND OTHER MATTERS 12. Approve $250,000 from the Capital Improvement Program to establish the Energy Upgrade Pleasanton program Director of Operations Services Daniel Smith presented the staff report, acknowledging the efforts of Energy Manager Laura Ryan. Mr. Smith stated that Energy Upgrade Pleasanton is a unique and comprehensive energy upgrade package that provides local residents and businesses with unparalleled opportunities. The package piggybacks off the City's smaller local energy programs and combines them with new offers to create a program that is feasible for almost any budget. As part of the City's beta testing involvement, the California Energy Commission has helped to develop a specific program to lower the cost of upgrade infrastructure along with a fully funded marketing program. Pleasanton School District will assist with marketing and in turn receives $100 from the state for each completed upgrade. In addition, the City Council Minutes Page 2 of 6 October 18, 2011