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267 <br /> <br /> when different age groups are offered at separate sites. <br /> It would be convenient to have the program at one <br /> location. <br /> . <br /> 2. The facility would be large enough to schedule <br /> multiple classes at one time. All equipment, materials <br /> and supplies would be on hand for easy access and <br /> financial savings. <br /> <br /> 3. Due to the fact that the existing preschool <br /> buildings need extensive repairs, it seems logical to <br /> consolidate time and money to renovate one newer <br /> facility than to split the resources into two antiguated <br /> buildings. <br /> <br /> 4. A future goal of the Department of Parks and <br /> Community Services is to build a Community Center in <br /> Amador Valley Community Park that would house the <br /> Pleasanton Preschool Program. There is more logic to <br /> temporarily displacing a city run program (preschool) <br /> during the construction of the Center, than to disrupt <br /> the services of a public, non-profit agency while it <br /> attempts to relocate and establish a new facility site a <br /> second time. <br /> <br /> "In conclusion, we hope that you will consider and allow <br /> the Department of Parks and Community Services to <br /> relocate their Pleasanton Preschool program to the <br /> existing library facility. Your support in this matter <br /> would certainly be appreciated." <br /> <br /> Mr. Walker advised that several organizations are interested <br />in using this building. <br /> <br /> Mayor Mercer suggested that use of the Old Library Building <br />be reviewed by the Park and Recreation Commission for its <br />recommendation to Council. <br /> <br /> Mr. Stanley Rathbone, 325 Ray Street, stated he is concerned <br />about smog and water in this area; he felt there should not be any <br />more building allowed. <br /> <br /> Ms. Ginnie Cooper, Alameda County Librarian, stated that at <br />the last meeting Council approved a sign for the new library. She <br />advised that it is the unanimous decision of the Library <br />Commission that the words "Alameda County Library" should be on <br />the sign, since the library is a cooperative venture between the <br />City and the County. Mayor Mercer suggested this matter be <br />discussed with item 12a on the agenda regarding the contract for <br />services with Alameda County Library. <br /> <br /> - 9 - <br /> <br /> 10-18-88 <br /> <br /> <br />