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15. Presentation of a proclamation declaring March 2019 Meals on Wheels Month Councilmember Brown read and presented a proclamation declaring March 2019 Meals on Wheels. Lara Calvert commented on the Meals on Wheels program and noted they not only deliver meals but also provide critical safety checks. She invited Members of Council to ride along with volunteers to deliver meals to Pleasanton residents. Councilmember Testa discussed her experience in the Meals on Wheels program and thanked Ms. Calvert for the service they provide. 16. Public Comment— None PUBLIC HEARINGS AND OTHER MATTERS 17. Introduction of proposed Memorandum of Understanding between the City of Pleasanton and the Pleasanton City Employees Association/AFSCME Local 955 with term ending March 31, 2022 Director of Human Resources/Labor Relations Debra Gill discussed the proposed contract between the City and its employees. She addressed met and confer requirements, number of employees in the group, contract terms, negotiation objectives, details and key elements of the tentative agreement, other proposed changes to the contract, and noted no action is required as this time, Council will consider approval at their next meeting. Mayor Thorne opened public comment. Daniel McVay, representing AFSCME Local 955, reported the group ratified the tentative agreement last week. He felt the agreement will be good for the City, as well as the employees, and thanked City staff for their help. Mayor Thorne closed the public comment. 18. Consider approval of an agreement providing for stabilization of mobile home space rents with Pleasanton Hacienda 1, LP City Attorney Dan Sodergren presented the report including a brief background, details of the current agreement, the residents' agreement committee, term of the proposed agreement, annual increases to monthly rent, new monthly rent upon a transfer of ownership, outreach to residents, and recommendations. Councilmember Brown questioned how maintenance and park improvements are handled in the contract. City Attorney Sodergren said the contract contains maintenance provisions per the Municipal Code which have been incorporated into the agreement. City Manager Fialho added there is also a requirement for a Resident Maintenance Committee to interface with the park ownership. In response to Councilmember Testa regarding rent comparisons with other mobile home parks, City Attorney Sodergren reported there is an adjacent mobile home park that has a similar rent stabilization agreement and that the rents are fairly comparable. Mayor Thorne opened public comment. City Council Minutes Page 3 of 11 March 19, 2019