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313 Ms. Mohr stated that whether or not to build a school on the Del Prado site is the District's decision; not the City's. She pointed out that community assets need to be used in the manner that will best serve the community, regardless of whether such assets are owned by the City or the District. She indicated that the District needs a bus barn and that the Stoneridge property would be a reasonable site for such use. She expressed regret that the City cannot get extra soccer fields but was optimistic that there will be other resources in the community to expand organized team sports. With respect to Growth Management, she stated that granting Growth Management to an approved PUD adds value to the property. She proposed that the District's properties, including that on Abbie Street, go through the same PUD process as other properties do, but that the District get the priority for Growth Management approval. She stated.that she has a conflict of interest on the Sycamore site but pointed out that the site has an incredible value whose benefits should be realized. Mr. Butler commented that the City and the School District has reach a great deal of consensus regarding the property exchange. He clarified that the City cannot guarantee the District anything more than to look at the District's development proposals. Ms. Mohr asked Staff if any part of the 14 acres of the Stoneridge property would be needed to give the Dublin San Ramon Services District (DSRSD) the capability of accommodating a reverse osmosis plant at the site, in the event that the Ruby Hill project is annexed and funds are generated for that plant. Ms. Acosta replied that DSRSD has indicated that a reverse osmosis plant would be an option it would consider if it purchased the property. Mr. Butler stated that he would support any arrangement that would accommodate the District's need for at least seven acres in exchange for the property that the City has been using as a recreational facility. He added, however, that it would make most sense from the planning perspective if the Stoneridge property remained as one piece and an agreement were worked out with the District to set aside a certain portion for public use as a reverse osmosis plant. With respect to the rest of the package, he indicated that it would be the District's responsibility to determine the uses for the Del Prado, Abbie Street, and Sycamore sites. He agreed with Ms. Mohr that PUD approvals precede any Growth Management exemptions or approvals and that any District property approved for PUD be given preference for Growth Management allocations made for the coming year. - 17 - 7-16-91