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Sub-Area 16 also includes an approximately 75-foot planted buffer (hedgerow) between the orchard/vineyard area at the rear of the homes located at Laguna Creek Lane. Other outdoor activities on Sub-Area 7 includes a gathering space and picnic area. A detailed description and location of these areas are included in the Draft Master Plan. The Draft Master Plan also includes an anticipated operating structure which is summarized in the table below. Anticipated Community Farm Operating Arrangements Park Amenity Primary Responsible Party Operational Vehicle Community Patch Program City of Pleasanton Incorporated as part of City ongoing operations Demonstration Garden Alameda County Master Long term ground lease and Gardeners operations agreement Learning Center City of Pleasanton Standard City use agreement for daily rentals and short- term use Row Crops Not yet identified. Public Lease and use agreement non-profit anticipated Fruit/Nut Orchard/Vineyard Professional orchard Long term ground lease operator (for profit or non- profit) Buffer areas, Pathways, City of Pleasanton Incorporated in City ongoing Picnic areas, Parking, park maintenance operations Driveways, utilities, etc. As noted in the Draft Master Plan, the City's approach is to remain flexible in its efforts to secure operators and identify maintenance systems that will best meet Community Farm goals, objectives and desired benefit to the community. Therefore, the City anticipates a phased approach with amenities developed based on the readiness of the operators and assurance of successful integration into the City's overall park system. Staff recommends the City Council refer to the April 12, 2018 Parks and Recreation Commission agenda report (Attachment 3) and the Draft Master Plan (Attachment 1) for additional detail regarding the Draft Master Plan design, funding, phasing and related information. DISCUSSION As indicated previously, the Parks and Recreation Commission's November 9, 2017 agenda report includes a summary of neighborhood comments and addresses how they will be addressed and incorporated in the Master Plan. Listed below is a summary of public and Parks and Recreation Commission comments at the April 12, 2018, meeting and staff's responses to those comments. (These comments are also detailed in a memorandum from Management Partners, Inc. and included as Attachment 4.) Note that some of the recommended amendments appear more than once in various Master Plan locations but only the most significant are included in recommended amendments (Attachment 2). The other sections will be amended to conform with these amendments as part of finalizing the Master Plan. Page 4 of 8