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375 Mr. Swift answered that the Design Review Board approved the modifications to the building, and the Planning Commission granted a conditional use permit. Mr. Mercer asked Mr. Bartolomucci if he would mind signing an agreement that if he defaults on the loan, the sewage capacity would revert to the City. Mr. Bartolomucci replied that it would not be a problem. It was moved by Mr. Brandes, and seconded by Ms. Mohr, that Resolution No. 89-426 be adopted, approving a restaurant sewer connection loan in the downtown area for Mr. Ray Bartolomucci, with the added condition that the sewer allocation reverts to the City if Mr. Bartolomucci defaults on his loan. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers Brandes, Butler, Mohr, Tarver and Mayor Mercer NOES: None ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None Item 12b Consideration for Purchase of Buildinq on Sunol Blvd. for Civic Center Mr. Walker presented his report (SR 89:432) regarding the matter. Mr. Stanley Rathbone suggested that City Hall be moved to the property owned by the City where the Corporation Yard presently is and convert the present City Hall buildings into a Senior Citizens Center. Ms. Phyllis Couper stated that the City would gain only half an acre by moving City Hall from its present location to the Kaiser Tech Center. Mr. Mercer indicated that the City was concerned more with the square footage of usable office space than with acreage. Ms. Couper commented that the City should purchase the grounds in addition to the building to preserve the open space. Ms. Martene Winzler, 739 Main Street, stated that she had a signed petition from about 500 people who were opposed to moving City Hall to the Kaiser Tech Center. She handed the papers to Mr. Mercer. Mr. Charles Doda, 7983 Applewood Court, mentioned that the City needed a larger City Hall and that the Kaiser Tech Center looked fine; the present City Hall site could be used for something else, including affordable housing. -12- 10-3-89