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Item 6g Adoption of City Council Pro_iect Priorities for 1997/98, (SR97:84) Steven Bocian presented the staff report. Ms. Acosta commented that attachment D is the survey Council did. Mayor Tarver thanked staff for pointing out attachment D. He said he would advocate the use of attachment D. Ms. Acosta commented that this ranking was done by the Council independently and the choice Council has now is to discuss this list among themselves. Ms. Michelotti commented that attachment D lists the top priorities but in no particular order. Ms. Dennis asked how critical the rankings are within the highest priority projects? Ms. Acosta commented that if there were some constraints, Council could refer to this list for guidance. Vie Pelton, 1456 Calle Enrique, would like to see Council devote some time and study to the banning of cheap "Saturday Night Specials." Kimberly Rowland, 3650 Locke Court, would like Council to move the gun ordinance up on the priority list. She handed Council a petition with over 500 signatures in support of this ordinance. There are twelve dealers in Pleasanton. If this ordinance is ignored, the gun dealers are not monitored. Guns are unreliable and unsafe. She asked Council to support this ordinance before someone gets hurt. Stu Fleck, 3550 Pacific Avenue, supported the gun ban ordinance and would like to see it moved up on the priority list. Nora Sabhlek, 4129 Grant Court, would like the Vineyard Avenue realignment moved up on the priority list. Mayor Tarver commented the Vineyard Avenue realignment is number five on the priority list. Elva Cooper, 1664 Orchard Way, supported the gun ban ordinance and would like it moved up on the priority list. Pleasanton City Council 13 3/18/97 Minutes