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The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers - Ayala, Dennis, Michelotti, and Vice Mayor Pico NOES: None ABSENT: Mayor Tarver ABSTAIN: None 5. MEETING OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Michael Faber, 833 Abbie Street, gave a brief report on the Pleasanton Unified School District Proposed bond issue that is on the March 4 ballot. Michael Faber thanked the Council and asked that everyone vote on March 4, 1997. Danny Watson, 1346 Ridgewood Road, asked for a 100 hour community project to help him complete his Eagle Scout requirements. (Ms. Acosta said that the City works with many Eagle Scouts and his name would be given to the Parks & Community Services Department.) Lynn Beamon,449 Rose Avenue #11, reiterated his complaints to Council. Jerry Wagner, 4043 Nevis, owner of Pleasanton Mobilehome Park, said he is in violation of Housing & Community Development (HCD) rules and in order to comply, he will have to evict a long term tenant. Mr. Wagner is asking Council to authorize the space so he will not have to evict the long term tenant. Mr. Roush said the park is being operated in violation of the zoning ordinance and the City informed Mr. Wagner of this. We also told Mr. Wagner that there was no reason to evict the tenant in 12A because Mr. Wagner currently has only 16 mobile homes spaces, of which 12A is one, and 32 mobilehome spaces are allowed. It is inaccurate that the City is requiring the tenant in 12A be evicted. Mr. Wagner stated that he is not going to revamp the park. Scott Carter, 2678 N. Main Street, #22, Walnut Creek, stated that this is an old trailer park and is not a modern mobilehome park. He stated that many of the spaces in the park would not accommodate the modern mobilehomes. He stated that under state law, lot lines cannot be changed without approval of affected residents and the city. There was a request to grandfather in space 12A. All other spaces in the trailer park have been approved by the City. It is the owner's understanding that in order to grandfather this space, the owner would need City approval. But when the application was submitted and the staff report was prepared, it listed several requirements to approve space 12A. He thought one requirement was a recreational area. Mr. Carter stated that the mobile home park has a limited number of years and feels the request for a recreational area is unnecessary. Pleasaton City Council 2/18/97 Minutes 3