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Tony McCantz, Care and Associates, stated he ran a survey of the whole neighborhood. There is basically one half mile square block subdivided in 1894. When looking at all subsequent mapping around that, the worst distance he could find was a foot and two-tenths in measurement from 1894 to current, and 1894 to 1974 and then after that, everybody has been holding the 1974 measurements. There are no material discrepancies in what he is seeing in the subdivision. He was not sure where the Leuthausers home was in the mix, but from what they saw, they did not see many problems. There are a couple of monuments that are missing; one at the intersection of Courtney and Cameron, but the original one set by the tract closest to Moore is still there. Any surveyor will be able to walk his way through the entire area and square it up simply and he noted it is not a difficult area to work. Mayor Hosterman asked and confirmed that Mr. McCantz will meet or telephone the Leuthausers to ensure their questions are answered. Councilmember Sullivan suggested and clarified that staff, the consultant and the Leuthausers will get together and reconcile where the property line is. He also asked that this be a condition and that it get resolved prior to the Final Map being adopted. Mr. Fialho suggested the Council add a motion that staff work together with the two individuals to resolve this rather than tying a separate property to an issue that is with the City of Pleasanton and the property owner. The property line issue on public right-of-way or a property line issue relating to private property or adjacent private property is something that gets reconciled with the City and not as a condition of this development. Councilmember Sullivan also asked and confirmed that still will follow-up with information on the APN number of the right-of-way. Mayor Hosterman closed the public hearing. Councilmember McGovern stated her question has to do with the 5 units at Ironwood where they would be kept for 15 years at a lower rent. She said many people go into senior housing at 60 or 62 and after 15 years, they are still living there. With the units they will increase and someone move into, she asked if they could be allowed to stay there at the reduced rent until they move out. Mr. Fialho said the City actually manage the funds coming to the City and grant it in the form of monetary grants to renters. So, it is within their control of how long those monies get used and the general parameters by which they subsidize the units. Assistant City Manager Steve Bocian said the agreement calls for an extension of up to 15 years beyond the 15 years. While it could be the same person, most likely it will not be but the process is an annual one. MOTION: It was M/S by McGovern/Cook-Kallio to introduce and waive full reading of Ordinance No. 2025 approving the application of Ponderosa Homes, Carol Lehman, and William Selway for a major modification to an approved planned unit development to increase the number of lots on an approximately 19.47-acre site located at 3157 Trenery Drive and 2313 Martin Avenue from 27 lots to 31 lots; construct 29 new one-story homes from the previous combination of 25 one- and two-story homes, change the house designs and sizes, retain two existing homes and related on- and off-site modifications; as filed under case PUD-50-01M with changes and amendments to Condition 102 and 82 as discussed by the Council; waive full readings and adopt Resolution No. 11-490 approving an amendment to the Affordable Housing Agreement; and Resolution No. 11-491 certifying the Negative Declaration. Motion carried by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmembers Cook-Kallio, McGovern, Sullivan, Thorne, Mayor Hosterman Noes: None Absent: None 21. Approve Council Commission and Committee Assignments and Appointment of Vice Mayor for Calendar Year 2012 City Council Minutes Page 16 of 18 December 6, 2011