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CPR training, only about 1/4 of sudden arrest victims receive bi-standard CPR and survival rates decrease 10% for every minute that there is no intervention. Statistics also show that fewer than 3% of sudden arrest victims have an AED deployed on them, despite the fact that they are now located in many schools, airports and workplaces. The purpose of PulsePoint is to improve the frequency of bystander CPR and the awareness and speed of public access to defibrillators. PulsePoint has been active in Contra Costa County and the City of San Jose for some time and numerous saves have been attributed to the early intervention made possible by the app. The public is able to select from a variety of alerts, including local disasters and CERT notifications, and can opt to listen to live radio traffic associated with that particular emergency. The public can view and download the app at www.pulsepoint.orq. He acknowledged concerns regarding security, and assured the Council and the public that the app only provides notification of public locations, not residential addresses. PulsePoint has been thoroughly vetted through the FCC and, while it is capable of determining your location, there is no connection between the device's location and its owner. Councilmember Cook-Kallio asked if there has been any coordination with local hospitals and schools. She said she could see the potential benefits of a teacher having this app in a disaster and being able to make decisions based on the information provided. Chief Miguel said "no" but thought such community partnerships would come in the near future. Councilmember McGovern asked and Chief Miguel confirmed that the app is not intended to serve as a means to request emergency services. She asked what resources are available to individuals who would like to locate the closest AED but not be contacted as a responder. Chief Miguel said they could download and register the app but disable alerts and that the AED information would still be available based on their location. 19. Public Hearing: PUD-02-09M, P12-0637, and P12-0638, Safeway, Inc. — Consider applications for (1) Major Modification of the PUD for the Pleasanton Gateway commercial center at 6782 Bernal Avenue to replace a 4,379-sq. ft bank/restaurant building with a drive-through, a self-serve gasoline station with nine fuel dispensers and a monument sign facing Bernal Ave.; (2) Conditional Use Permit for a service station with 24-hour operation; and (3) Sign Design Review for the service station's building and monument sign Community Development Director Dolan presented the staff report and provided a brief slide presentation to illustrate the site's configuration, circulation and landscape improvements. He discussed site circulation, noting that the proposed location is immediately beyond the existing Wells Fargo building and parking area and adjacent to an approved commercial structure that is anticipated to house a drive thru coffee shop and perhaps another use. Mayor Hosterman asked if the other use could potentially be a fast food restaurant. Mr. Dolan said any other commercial use would be allowed, though he did not believe there was any intent to construct a fast food restaurant. He reviewed site elevations, noting that staff worked with the applicant to expand on the existing 30-foot deep landscape buffer in order to improve the overall appearance of the station. The landscape materials are designed to match and blend with those of the overall project. He explained that the original approval for the development called for a 4,300 square foot restaurant and/or bank building with three-lane drive through. This proposal attempts to replace that with a 24- hour, nine-pump fuel station including a kiosk of approximately 700 square feet to house non-alcoholic City Council Minutes Page 4 of 11 September 4, 2012