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options, one in Dublin would allow them to be up and running in about 12-months, and the Livermore location would take about 24-months to get things running. Commissioner Wright asked about funding to move past the pre-construction stage. Ms. Compton provided information about other things needed and regulations that need to be met. Chairperson Hayes discussed with Ms. Compton the possibility of looking for different locations that would allow for having the appropriate number of dental chairs. Child Care Links, Kelly O'Laque Dulka and Vanessa Dilks - Early Literacy Diaper Pantry and Early Childhood Education Training — Ms. Dilks provided information about the quality childcare training program and the problems that could occur if the program was not available. She commented on children needing to be provided the right type of care and care providers needing to be given the right type of training, especially for taking care of those with special needs. Ms. O'Lague Dulka also commented on the need for being able to provide special care. She provided information about the Early Literacy Diaper Pantry program and the cost of providing diapers and care seats. Ms. Dulka commented on low-income families not being able to afford diapers and are reusing diapers, she advised that funding was being requested for this program, so they can purchase diapers and provide bi-lingual materials to try and educate those in need. Commissioner Wright commented on Child Care Links having a built-in clientele and questions what would happen to the program if funding was not obtained. Ms. Dulka advised they would continue to seek help through churches, corporate partners, and other organizations. Chairperson Hayes suggested looking for grant opportunities through companies like Proctor and Gamble. Ms. Dulka confirmed for Mr. Patrick that $8,680 of the funding requested would go for purchasing diapers, $10,000 for salaries, and the remaining funds towards benefits. Community Resources for Independent Living (CRIL), Michael Galvan - Housing and Independent Living Services — commented on the number of people in the City of Pleasanton that can be counted because they or their families make too much money. He provided information about getting people into Below Market Rate units and the difficulty in finding housing so the people they serve can live independent and obtain independent living skills. Mr. Galvan advised that CRIL works with high school students getting them ready to transition into non-structured programs and learn independent living skills. Regional Parks Foundation. Julia Schirmer - Shadow Cliffs Interpretive Center — provided information about the organization that was founded in 1969 and the environmental stewardship. Ms. Schirmer commented on the number of people who visit Shadow Cliffs and the naturalist programs that are held there. She provided details about plans for building national interpretive elements at the center that will become a gateway to arroyo areas. Ms. Human Services Commission March 7, 2018 Page 2