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the final map. Mr. Roush then explained that he needed to qualify that statement. Staff recommends to the Council to reject at this time an open offer of dedication for certain land near Foothill Road, as reflected on the final map. Mr. Roush stated that this is property the City may not need. Mr. Roush stated the property need not be accepted now even though the offer had been made. He recommended that the Council reject at this time the open offer of dedication, which rejection is acceptable to the developer. Ms. Acosta also brought to Council's attention Item 4j, the legislative update, AB 318, regarding the federal funding for the California Urban Environmental Research and Education Center. Ms. Acosta requested to continue the item until the 7/18/95 Council meeting. Ms. Dennis asked if the Council would support some additional research into the issue of the recreational fees for facility use by non-residents. Ms. Dennis had received some questions from the Economic Development Advisory Committee. Ms. Dennis also stated that staff had indicated an interest into looking at it and requested a more complete report be presented to Council. It was moved by Ms. Mohr, and seconded by Ms. Dennis, that the following actions be taken on the Consent Calendar: a. Approve the City Council Minutes for June 6, 1995. b. Proclaim "July is Parks and Recreation Month" in Pleasanton. c. Approve bids and award the contract to The Valley Times for legal publications in FY1995/96. (SR95:204) d. Approve plans and specifications for the Valley Trails Park Renovation; review bids and award the contract to Goodland Construction for a low bid of $490,887.69; and authorize the City Manager to enter into the contract for this project. (SR95: 198) e. Adopt Resolution 95-65 to amend City Council Resolution 92-99 (Fee Policy) and Resolution 92-100 (Master Fee Schedule) to approve the new fees and charges schedule; authorize staff to adjust fees and charges for services and facilities for up to 20% of the approved fees and charges without resubmitting the change to Council; authorize staff to provide new programs/classes at a fee based on the cost of service or established guidelines and that fees for such programs or classes be submitted to the Council for approval within a one-year period from initiation of the class or program; authorize the Recreation Senior Supervisors or Director to continue to enter into contractual agreements for program services; and review and analyze non-resident fees and report back on 8/15/95. (SR95:206) 06/20/95 -2-