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95 Mayor Mercer answered it should take four or five months. Ms. Mohr supported the concept and suggested that after the report was completed, that there should be an annual review. It was moved by Ms. Scribner, and seconded by Ms. Mohr, that a formal Economic Development Committee be appointed. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers Mohr, Scribner, Tarver and Mayor Mercer NOES: None ABSENT: Councilmember Butler ABSTAIN: None Item 8d San Francisco Specific Plan and Other Advanced plannin~ Project SCheduling; Appointment of New Members to the San Francisco Specific Plan Steering Committee (SR92:252) John Moore asked that Council allow him to make a submittal in order to start the environmental studies for his property. He hoped that by the time he was prepared to submit his application, the General Plan update process would be over. Kay Ayala, 4515 Gatetree Circle, asked who was on the San Francisco Property Steering Committee and how they were chosen. She asked this question because she felt that there should be ordinary people on this Committee. She believed that there was a genuine concern by the citizens about slowing this development process up a little. Mayor Mercer explained that this process began in 1988. In September of 1991 Council decided to appoint persons to this Committee because the Citizens' Committee for the Ridge was in turmoil. San Francisco asked the City of Pleasanton to start its review in March but since the City missed that deadline, Council decided to appoint a Steering Committee. The Committee consists of a Planning Commissioner, Park and Recreation Commissioner, School District Representative, Affordable Housing Task Force Committee member, a citizen at large, a residential builder, a golf course person, a small business operator, and two Councilmembers. He stated that the Committee would hold public hearings and post those dates on a sign on the property. Mayor Mercer indicated that Mark Sweeney had to resign from the Committee as the Affordable Housing Representative. He wished to appoint Maudeline Marshall as Mr. Sweeney's replacement and appoint Lynn Dansker as the citizen at large. The Committee's first meeting involved introductions and setting dates for future meetings. At last night's meeting (the second meeting of the Committee) every member disagreed with San Francisco's proposed plan. It was decided by the Committee to start from scratch and develop a new plan. San Francisco's plan was going to take approximately one year but because the Committee 6/16/92 17