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In response to Councilmember Balch about Item 19, City Attorney Dan Sodergren clarified the City does generally have trail liability immunity under State law. In response to Mayor Brown about Item 19, Parks Maintenance Superintendent Damonte stated maintenance concerns are a cooperative process where the City can request Zone 7 prioritize an area of concern. He advised the primary function of the trails is flood control and Zone 7 may not prioritize the request if it does not impact a trail's flood control component. In response to Councilmember Testa about Item 19, Parks Maintenance Superintendent Damonte clarified the draft agreement aligns with the agreements between Zone 7 and the cities of Dublin and Livermore. He stated the spirit of the agreement is the same as the previous ones dating back to 1971 when the City is responsible for maintaining any improvements it makes to the area. Director Yurchak advised the City has a good working relationship with Zone 7 and advised Zone 7 is actively working with the City on repairs. In response to Councilmember Testa about Item 19, Director Yurchak stated both parties felt like it was a fair agreement. Interim City Manager Dolan advised this is Zone 7's land and the City does not have much leverage to make demands, and this is a standard agreement Zone 7 is asking all cities to use. In response to Councilmember Narum about Item 19, Parks Maintenance Superintendent Damonte clarified the City estimates to spend $55,000 annually in staff time and resources on Zone 7 trail maintenance. He clarified all median and trail maintenance is included in a single fund. City Council 1. Ratified the Mayor's appointment of Louis Astbury to the Tri-Valley Conservancy Board of Directors for a term beginning May 17, 2022 and ending April 30, 2026. The end of April is the City's traditional end of term date for Spring appointments City Attorney 2. Adopted by minute order the findings regarding public health related to the COVID-19 pandemic to support continued virtual public city meetings per Resolution No. 21-1249 City Manager 3. Approved meeting minutes of January 18, 2022 4. Approved a proclamation recognizing June 2022 as LGTBQ+ Pride Month in Pleasanton, accompanied by flying the progress flag throughout June at the City administration building at 123 Main Street Community Development 5. Approved the professional services agreements with Hexagon, TJKM, and Fehr and Peers to provide on-call transportation consultant services through June 30, 2025 for the aggregate not-to- exceed amount of$500,000 (cumulative), and authorize the City Manager to execute the attached contracts: Authorize the City Traffic Engineer to approve task authorizations up to $100,000 for transportation consultant services funded by a developer, and up to $25,000 for services funded by the City; and Authorize the City Manager to approve task authorizations over $100,000 for services funded by a developer, and up to $100,000 for services funded by the City 6. Approved the professional services agreements with 4Leaf, Inc., Independent Code Consultants, Inc., Shums Coda Associates, TRB & Associates, Inc., and West Coast Code Consultants, Inc., to City Council Minutes Page 3 of 16 May 17, 2022