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felt he ba-~ represented them fairly and honestly. He felt the present negotiations are being unnecessarily dragged out, and he would like to see the matter settled. He took exception to the remarks that the negotiator is the problem o Mayor Mercer stated that every City Council has been proud of City employees. He stated this Council will try to figure out why the delays; Council accepts responsibility and will try to find a solution. Terry Doe, President of the PCEA in 1987, stated he felt it is very i~portant to get Mr. Walker involved in the negotiations; he is hard but fair. He stated to have an outside negotiator is ridiculous, and if one is hired he should be a local person. He stated the Pleasanton City Employees Association are not asking for more than Police and Fire; they want to be equal and get the same benefits. The employees provide a service to the cun~unity the same as Police and Fire; he asked Council to take this into consideration. Tim Miltner, City employee in the street department, stated he felt CounciLmember Brandes was ill-informed. He ask_~__ '~when does the negotiator inform Council?" He stated the employees were told that Council was well informed o Mayor Mercer told the Pleasanton City Employees Association that Council will adjourn to an emergency Executive Session at the close of this meeting to discuss PCEA labor negotiations; he invited employees to crime back after that Session to find out the action taken by Council. PUBLIC HEAR/NGS item 9a Adoption of Resolution of Necessity regard~ Molinaro Property Status Re~ort Concerninq Action to be Taken on 1.2 Acre Parcel Needed for Nielsen Park Mayor Mercer declared the public hearing open on this item, and continued it to the meeting of August 2, 1988, 7:30 p.m., in the Pleasanton Council Chambers, at the request of staff. item 9b Introduction of an Ordinance Establishinq Two Permit Parkinq Zones Mr. Bocian presented his report (SR 88:335) dated July 19, 1988, regarding this matter. Mayor Mercer declared the public hearing open on the item. Mr. George Dickey, 4880 Merganser Court and owner of the property at 1370 Santa Rita Road, stated that as a landlord it is not advantageous to rent or sell the Santa Rita Road house with these restrictions, but since he does not live there he does not know the situation. To his knowledge, in the last 10- 12 years he has never had a cc~plaint frc~n a tenant regarding this matter. He would like to suggest that this particular block be excluded from the parking restrictions, but he has not talked to any of the neighbors. He is not sure, - 8 - 7-19-88