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MINUTES <br />CITY OF PLEASANTON <br />COMMITTEE ON ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT (SPECIAL MEETING) <br />February 21, 2019 <br />CALL TO ORDER <br />The special meeting of the Committee on Energy and the Environment was called to order at 4:32 p.m. <br />ROLL CALL <br />Present: Catherine Brown, Eric Cartwright, Terry Chang, Gokul Deep, Laurene Green <br />Absent: Joel Liu <br />AGENDA AMENDMENTS <br />None. <br />CONSENT CALENDAR <br />Approve the regular meeting minutes of January 23, 2019 with the following addition: <br />"Work will begin in 2020 to develop statewide regulations to phase out commercial gas -powered <br />lawn & garden equipment in 2022." to the Lawn and Garden equipment item. <br />Motion by: Brown Seconded by: Chang <br />All Ayes <br />MEETING OPEN TO THE PUBLIC <br />2. Introductions / Presentations: <br />None. <br />Public Comment from members of the audience regarding items not listed on the agenda: <br />None. <br />OTHER MATTERS BEFORE THE COMMITTEE <br />4. Discuss City Council 2019-2020 Two -Year Work Plan Prioritization Process <br />Brian Dolan, Assistant City Manager, provided an extensive overview of the City Council Two -Year <br />Work Plan Prioritization Process. He explained that for the past approximately 13 years, the City Council <br />has adopted a two-year work plan designed to inform the community of the Council's "shared vision," <br />and to provide the City Manager with the policy direction needed to direct City resources, including <br />preparation of the annual budget and capital improvement plan. <br />The priority setting process has typically included a City Council workshop for the purpose of discussing <br />short- and long-term objectives for the City. Information for this workshop has typically included <br />potential priority projects identified by the public, individual mayor and councilmember goals, projects <br />identified by City staff, projects discussed collectively by the City Council, and not -yet completed <br />priority projects previously approved by the City Council. <br />