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53 Governance and Management Pleasanton operates under a City Council/City Manager form of government. Pleasanton is governed by a five-member governing board. The current members of the City Council and the expiration dates of their terms are set forth below. Council Member Expiration of Term Karla Brown, Mayor November 2022 Julie Testa, Vice Mayor November 2022 Valerie Arkin November 2024 Jack Balch November 2024 Kathy Narum November 2022 The City Council appoints a City Manager who manages and administers the daily affairs of the City. The City Manager is Nelson Fialho. Mr. Fialho has been with Pleasanton for a total of 25 years; as Deputy City Manager for 8 years and City Manager for 17 years. Mr. Fialho has approximately 30 years of experience in city management, also working in the California cities of Hayward, San Dimas and Campbell. Mr. Fialho has a Master’s Degree in Public Administration. Kathleen Yurchak has been with Pleasanton since 2007 and has served as the Director of Operations and Water Utilities since December 2015. Ms. Yurchak has been in local government for 26 years and has experience in the fields of recreation, public works and administrative services. She worked for the cities of Sunnyvale and Milpitas, prior to joining Pleasanton. Ms. Yurchak will obtain her Master’s Degree in Management and Leadership in August 2021. Tina Olson is the Director of Finance and has been with Pleasanton in that role since 2015. Ms. Olson has over 30 years of experience in local government finance including working for the cities of Pittsburg and San Francisco. Ms. Olson has a Masters Degree in Public Administration. Wastewater Facilities Pleasanton’s Sewer Division is responsible for implementing and managing Pleasanton’s Sewer System through its Sanitary Sewer Management Plan. The Sewer Division employs seven people in the operation and maintenance of the Sewer System. Since 1980, the Sewer System has been collecting most of the wastewater and sewage in Pleasanton and transporting it to DSRSD for treatment and ultimate disposal through LAVWMA’s pipeline to EBDA. See “DUBLIN SAN RAMON SERVICES DISTRICT” and “THE LIVERMORE-AMADOR VALLEY WATER MANAGEMENT AGENCY.” The wastewater from Pleasanton’s Ruby Hills Country Club area (873 DUEs as of June 30, 2020) is collected by Pleasanton and transported to Livermore for treatment. Pursuant to an Agreement for Wastewater and Disposal Services dated September 13, 1993 (i) Livermore provides treatment and disposal of wastewater from the Ruby Hills area, (ii) Pleasanton levies connection fees and basic service charges established by Livermore (in addition to Pleasanton’s local fees/charges) and (iii) Pleasanton transmits quarterly to Livermore the amounts collected as a result of the levy of the connection fees/service charges. The Sewer System consists of more than 247 miles of pipeline ranging from 6 to 36 inches in diameter and 11 sewage lift stations.