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Mayor Tarver asked if the expanded parking would be able to accommodate the use expected from the new 50 meter pool in addition to use of the existing facilities. Mr. Petta indicated total parking will double, partially in Phase I and again in Phase II. Steve Webb, 7676 Fair Oaks Drive, represented the Sea Hawks Teams and was there to show support for the 50 meter pool. He thanked the Task Force and the Park and Recreation Commission for recommending approval of the aquatic center. The following swim team members spoke in support of the new pool: Catherine Coler, Scan Reid, Jenny Lees, Jonathan Idle, Michelle Farmer, Kelly Kramer, Amy Weber, Betsy Hansen and Christine Park. Sherry Morse, 2311 Corte De La Jara, indicated the competitive swim groups understand that parking problems can exist and want to be sensitive to the problem. She felt the swim meets work in a highly controlled environment and that includes working with the neighbors when the parking situation is a real challenge. Mayor Tarver wanted to be sure there were no neighborhood problems and urged completion of Phase II parking as soon as possible. It was moved by Mayor Tarver, and seconded by Ms. Dennis, to approve acceptance of Swimming Pool Task Force Final Report; and to approve the recommended pool site and program, with the provision to try to accommodate, within the budget, additional parking. The roll Call vote was a~ follows: AYES: Councilmembers Dennis, Michelotti, Mohr, Pico, and Mayor Tarvet NOES: None ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None Item 6b Review and Approval of Concept C as the Amended Master Plan for Pleasanton Tennis and Community Park, Phase HI (SR95:142) Ms. Bengtson presented the staff report. David Evans, of Singer and Hodges, further described Concept C and pointed out the differences from the 1985 plan. Ms. Mohr asked if there were any recreational trends that are taking place and asked if in-line skating, which seems popular now, might be only a temporary fad. 05/09/95 -4-