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response team; and preserving small-town character. She'advised she'hearath'ese things'often'and is glad the survey reflected their importance. She inquired why people had nd 'opinion :on any given matter, whether it was for the item not applying to them or if they were of neutral opinion, and noted it will be a useful data point for future decision consideration. She advised this shows the City is well-run, praised staff, and noted Pleasanton is a great place to work and play. do "response to Councilmernber Narum, -Mr Bellow explained they set quotas for responses based on demographic information fromCensus data:- He noted this does not include how long someone:,has lived:in"Pleasanton: Headvised-they also looked to have a-balance between the City's`two zip codes: 'He explained areas overrepresented due to-the email responses were adjusted'and-Weighted to create ;the'proper representation range: He advised those who'take the online version of the-suniey tend to be more highly educated than those-,taking:;the'`survey" over -the phone and: takenrinto"account: He confirmed there was no set quota for residents with children under the age of 19 living in their homes. He noted the number of households with school-aged children was not"surprising to"him. He..explained it as phrased as under 19 years of age in anticipation of more people having adult-aged children living at home due to'the 'pandemic. Councilmember Narum noted she was pleased with the results given both the pandemic and also prevailing general attitudes in the Bay Area and nationally. She advised it reflects a good team effort by staff and its management ,in She noted the high water and sewer numbers are:eye-opening,but confirm they are taking the right actions. She explained the PPD has not been able to do its normal level"of outreach due to the,,pandemic; in addition to negative=national chatter about police. In response to Councilmember Narum, Mr. Bellow reported the levels of'satisfaction With the PPD are very high.:He advised the satisfaction levels aresimilar to=other Bay Area suburban communities and much higherthan'local urban-communities: • - - Councilmember Narum advised one of her takeaways is to consider parks, open space, and traffic when considering new developments. She noted the survey reflects how Pleasanton continues to be a great place to work, live, andplay. Mayor Brown notedit has been a tough year.and a half with the pandemic and applauded all'staff,was • able 'to.do,under:the circumstances: She 'advised: it is nice to see appreciation:from residents for maintaining(services: In response to Mayor Brown, Mr. Bellow noted there was a correction'from the topline'results adjusting a few factors and ethnicity was one of them so she may not be looking at the right version of the demographic data. He clarified:the-survey is-exclusive of adultresidents-while the census data includes all residents. Heiadvised in a'communitywith an increase in'immigration over the past:10=15 years:::like Pleasanton, the:older residents will .skew toy be whiter than the census'data:which also;accounts-for children. He advised this impacts the survey's target population and its demographic quotas; He agreed the unrepresented youth are more inclined to strongly support the skate park. Mayor. Brown-advised:.the survey confirms Pleasanton'is a:fantastic.place to live;'work,'-and raise a family,"even compared to'its .neighbors.:She lamented.missing:he'survey in 2019 but noted -2017 .provides"a good look back to see how the City is doing. She advised water,safety,discussions will be important. She thanked Mr? Bellow for the survey and'his presentation." • 12. 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, 2025 Director,of'H'uman.Resources and Labor'Relations Debra Gill reported the Pleasanton,City-Employees' Association,(PLEA)' is the City's:.largest labor group: PCEA :represents 206 'employees across •66 .widely-varying classifications whose-Memorandum of Understanding expires-on March-31, 2022. She City Council Minutes Page 6 of 14 October 19,2021