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80 <br /> <br /> c. Review the bids and award the contract for Project No. <br /> 887058, the Senior Center Storm Drain, to Joe Foster <br /> Excavating, Inc. for a low bid of $269,672. (SR92:248) <br /> <br /> d. Adopt Resolution No. 92-112, approving the close out of <br /> the Hacienda Business Park, Phase II improvement plan; <br /> declaring a surplus in Assessment District No. 1986-8; <br /> and instructing the Finance Director to credit the <br /> surplus to the property owners in the District on the <br /> upcoming tax roll. (SR92:228) <br /> <br /> e. Adopt Resolution No. 92-113, directing the filing of the <br /> Annual Report for Landscape Assessment District No. 1984- <br /> 1, pursuant to the Landscaping and Lighting Act of 1972. <br /> <br /> Adopt Resolution No. 92-114, approving the Resolution of <br /> Intention to Order Improvements, Landscape Assessment <br /> District NO. 1984-1, pursuant to the Landscaping and <br /> Lighting Act of 1972. <br /> <br /> Approve the Engineer's report and schedule a public <br /> hearing for July 7, 1992. (SR92:242) <br /> <br /> f. This item was continued to the 7/7/92 City Council <br /> meeting. <br /> <br /> g. Adopt Resolution No. 92-115, authorizing the grant <br /> application for the year 1993 Fuel Efficiencies Signal <br /> Management (FETSM) Program. (SR92:246) <br /> <br /> h. Approve the Improvement Plans and Final Map and authorize <br /> the execution of the Subdivision Agreement for Tract <br /> 6282, California Somerset. (SR92:247) <br /> <br /> i. Adopt Resolution No.92-116, increasing by $303,422 the <br /> provisionally adopted 1991-92 appropriations limit to <br /> reflect the additional transfer of costs from Alameda <br /> County to the City of Pleasanton as a result of Senate <br /> Bill 2557; selecting the percentage change in the City <br /> population and the percentage change in the local roll <br /> due to the addition of non-residential construction in <br /> the city as growth factors for determining the City's <br /> Proposition 4 limit in 1991-92, pursuant to Proposition <br /> 111; and adopting 1991-92 appropriation limit of <br /> $62,635,213. (SR92:226) <br /> <br /> j. This item was continued to the 6/23/92 City Council <br /> meeting. <br /> <br /> k. Adopt Resolution No. 92-117, recognizing the Downtown <br /> Task Force for its service to Downtown and disbanding the <br /> Task Force as an official City body. (SR92:255) <br /> <br /> 6/16/92 2 <br /> <br /> <br />