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112 8, MATTERS INITIATED BY COUNCILMEMBERS There were none. 9. CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE REPORTS a. Livemore Amador Valley Water Management Agency/Tri- Valley Wastewater Authority b. Alameda County Congestion Management Agency c. Tri-Valley Transportation Council d. San Francisco Property Steering Committee e. Association of Bay Area Governments Tri-Vallev Transportation Council Mr. Pico asked that staff get copies of the schedule of the Tri-Valley Transportation Council's meetings to Council. He was concerned that the schedule is going to be difficult to meet. Ms. Mohr asked what the progress was on the Economic Development Committee applications and what the deadline for applying was. Ms. Acosta stated that March 5, 1993 was the closing date and there have been three applications received. She suggested a two- week extension of the application period so that staff could readvertised and do a mailing to certain interested groups. Mayor Tarver pointed out that Ms. Mohr was appointed to the ABAG Regional Planning Committee and League of California Cities Revenue and Tax Committee. He was also appointed to the Economic Development Advisory Committee from the Mayor's Conference. MTC Mayor Tarver referred to the Congestion Management Agency meeting and stated that he was concerned that MTC does not believe that the BART station was going to pass its screening process and be eliminated. He asked staff to review and report back to Council on Senator Boatwright's bill and MTC Resolution 1876. ~ast Bay Regional Park District Ms. Mohr askedMr. Pico to be sure that the East Bay Regional Park District sees that the property if recently purchased stays open and not fenced off. Mr. Pico explained that at the last meeting there was discussion on keeping continued access to that property. He did not believe that the Park District would be fencing in the property. 3/2/93 8