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AGENDA AMENDMENTS Ms. Acosta brought to the Council's attention that Item 4m, the Final Map for Tract 6740, Avila of Hacienda, was removed from the agenda at the request of the applicant; Item 4s, of Reduction of Subdivision Bonds for Tracts, 6452, 6439, 6553, 6554, Ruby Hill was continued until July 18, 1995; also a commendation for "distinguished schools" in Pleasanton was added. There was also an addendum adding the following items to the agenda: Item 6k, a follow- up discussion with Council regarding the San Francisco Water Department Project; and Item 61, LAVWMA/EBDA Negotiations - staff report and direction to LAVWMA representatives on a modified counter-proposal. 4, CONSENT CALENDAR Mayor Tarvet commented about Item 4n, the preannexation agreement for 3429 Bernal Avenue. He requested staff to consider annexation of this site if possible. Ms. Acosta stated that the applicant is willing to annex as long as there is no cost to the applicant. Mr. Pico commented he is voting NO on Item 4i. He stated the amount of money charged would be minimal and he thought the administrative accounting of the monies was not worth the effort. Ms. Michelotti presented the proclamation for June 10-17, 1995, as the ValleyCare Health Library & Ryan Comer Cancer Resource Center Awareness Week. Ms. Janey Eddelman, Director of the ValleyCare Health Library & Ryan Comer Cancer Resource Center, thanked the City of Pleasanton and the whole tri-valley area for their support and efforts. Ms. Eddelman stated that there will be a banner in town, along with handouts on each door step to publicize the library. Mr. Pat Kernan, Chairman of Save the ValleyCare Health Library Committee, stated that on behalf of the Foundation, he wanted to thank the Council and the City for keeping the library's doors open. He stated the goal is to raise one million dollars. The money will be used to keep the library open, which is available to anyone regardless of which type of medical facility is used. He stated even the school district was using the library for science classes. Mayor Tarver presented the proclamation for "distinguished elementary schools". He stated the California Distinguished School Program began in 1985 to honor elementary and secondary schools as outstanding examples of successful teaching and learning, and strong parent and community involvement. The schools honored are Alisal, Donlon, Fairlands, Lydiksen and Vintage Hills. Mayor Tarvet then honored the five school principals: Steve Mohar from Donlon; Mike Midkiff from Fairlands; and Joe Ketrick from Vintage Hills. (The principals from Lydiksen and Alisal were unavailable because of D.A.R.E. graduation ceremonies, but 06/06/95 2