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Drew Sanders, Kelly French and Katie Redding, who developed a video and tour of the complex. He stated Play Bernal represents 9 Pleasanton sports clubs, and their mission is to help develop active lifestyles for youth. Fields will provide alternative play times and they hope it will attract and retain youth to sports in the City. Their goal is to raise funds through sponsorship and donations to accelerate the project and so they do not have to raise fees. Mayor Thorne and Councilmembers thanked the committee for work on their campaign and congratulated them on the success of the program. 17. Presentation of proclamation proclaiming October National Bullying Prevention Month and October 21, 2015 as Unity Day Councilmember Narum invited Youth Commissioners and staff to the podium to speak on National Bullying Prevention Month and Unity Day. Becky Hopkins, Community Services Manager spoke about the Commission's unanimous support to support October 21, 2015 as Unity Day and to support the National Bullying Prevention Month which aligns with the Youth Master Plan goals. Taylor Sowers, Youth Commissioner thanked the Council for the proclamation and encouraged everybody to wear orange on October 21St to support bullying prevention. Commissioner Narum read the proclamation into the record and thanked the Youth Commission for their work on preventing bullying. Photographs and applause followed. 18. Presentation of Commendation to the Korean-American Parents Association and Consul General of Korea expressing appreciation for their gift of Korean language materials to the Pleasanton Library Councilmember Narum called upon representatives from the Korean American Parents Association (KPA) to the podium. She read and presented the commendation to the association. Brief comments followed from the President of the KPA who thanked the City Council for the commendation. A photograph and applause followed. 19. Public Comment Mitch Smith, owner/operator of Solar Technology Builders, Oakley, spoke in support of the Hero (Home Energy Renovation Opportunity) Program which is part of the PACE program. He urged the City Council to conduct the necessary research to adopt the program in Pleasanton and spoke briefly about the program. PUBLIC HEARINGS AND OTHER MATTERS 20. Public Hearing: P15-0248/PUD-111, P15-0249/P15-03901P15-0250 and P15-0465, Ponderosa Homes II Inc. - Consider introduction of an ordinance and resolutions for a General Plan Amendment, Rezoning, Planned Unit Development (PUD) Development Plan, Modifications to an approved site plan, Conditional Use Permit, Growth Management Agreement, Affordable Housing Agreement, and Negative Declaration for approximately 6.22-acres located at 3410-3450 Cornerstone Court, allowing for the development of 25 residential units, operation of a private school, and other site changes Planning Manager Adam Weinstein presented the staff report. He stated he will provide an historical account of development on the project site, changes that were made to the project site over the last several weeks and the effects on the project of the City's water use, traffic levels and also the City's City Council Minutes Page 3 of 28 October 6,2015