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Operations Services 7. Approved plans and specification, reviewed bids, awarded and authorized the City Manager to execute a construction contract with Vintage Contractors, Inc. in the amount of $165,000 for the Reconstruction and Resurfacing of Tennis Courts at Pleasanton Tennis and Community Park, CIP No. 138055 Councilmember Brown noted that the project will include anchors for the shade structures and that a public bid was conducted. 8. Waived full reading and adopted Resolution No. 13-641 to withdraw from participation in the Tri- Valley Water Retailers Cooperation Agreement MOTION: It was m/s by Cook-Kallio/Narum to approve the Consent Calendar, as amended. Motion carried by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmembers Brown, Cook-Kallio, Narum, Pentin, Mayor Thorne Noes: None Absent: None MEETING OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 9. Business Anniversary Recognition Economic Development Director Ott recognized the 118 Pleasanton businesses celebrating milestone anniversaries this year and encouraged the public to view the full list on the City's online Business Resource Center. She read the names and Mayor Thorne presented plaques to those present. 10. Public Comment Robert Natsch voiced his opposition to the Summerhill housing development and encouraged the Council to consider revising the currently proposed plan. He explained that the proposed project would replace a single story industrial complex located less than 200 yards from his master bedroom with a two to three story residential complex. In addition to privacy, noise and traffic concerns, the project threatens to impact wildlife in the arroyo. PUBLIC HEARINGS AND OTHER MATTERS 11. Public Hearing: P13-1858, City of Pleasanton — Selection of a Preferred Plan and Plan Options for Preparation of a Draft Specific Plan and Environmental Impact Report for East Pleasanton Community Development Director Dolan introduced the item. He provided background on planning process to date, which includes the collection of background information and education of the task force, analysis of development opportunities and constraints, and a task force visioning exercise. This work, with feedback from the Planning Commission and Council, informed the development of the land use and circulation plan alternatives that are being considered for evaluation under the Environmental Impact Report (EIR). Mr. Dolan noted that unlike a project EIR, which evaluates alternatives to a specific project, the planning process and EIR here are more interwoven. Staff and the task force have developed a number of alternatives and selected one as the base alternative. The guidance documents provided by the California Office of Planning and Research refer to this as the preferred plan, but he stressed that this does not indicate any sort of commitment to or preference for the plan by the city. The goal of the EIR is City Council Minutes Page 2 of 13 October 15, 2013