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277 Councilmember Mohr stated she has concerns regarding the parking space and if it is expandable on the Dublin side. She also questioned the design and aesthetics of the overhead walkway. She felt the timing needed modifying. Mayor Mercer stated that Pleasanton should be included with Dublin on page 1 of the report. He stated it seems as though the BART representative com- pleted the report by telephone calls. He stated there is no mention made of handicapped services. Mayor Mercer expressed concern about the many acres covered in paving and the substantial amount of oil that will be leaking how will they catch it? He stated the underground water table could be reached. He favored picking up people on the Pleasanton side and leave them off on the Dublin side, to alleviate traffic problems. He stated he did not see how BART could complete a negative declaration based on the report. He would like to see a traffic report. Council instructed staff to continue to work with BART's staff and to pre- pare a response to the Draft Negative Declaration, incorporating the Council's concerns presented at this meeting. Formation of Building Code Appeals Board Mr. Smith presented his report (SR 86:495} dated November 18, 1986, regarding this matter. Councilmember Butler stated he felt professional people should serve on this Board. After discussion, it was moved by Councilmember Brandes, and seconded by Councilmember Butler, that Resolution No. 86-545, establishing a Building Ap- peals Board, and appointing the City Council as the Building Appeals Board, be adopted. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers Brndes, Mohr, and Mayor Mercer NOES: Councilmember Butler ABSENT: None Mr. Smith presented letters from the developer of 400 Main Street, regard- ing the wrong size doors being installed, and wanting to be heard by the Building Appeals Board as soon as possible. After further discussion, Council instructed staff to schedule this matter on the Council agenda for December 2, 1986. REPORTS OF THE CITY ATTORNEY Request for extension of Long Term Agreement for Warmington Homes Mr. MacDonald presented his report (SR 86:489) dated November 13, 1986, regarding this matter. Mr. Tom Sandborn, representing Warmington Homes, stated there has been a recent change of ownership in this company, and that they would like to request an extension on the long term agreement based on their recent acquisi- tion of the property. Councilmember Brandes stated he has some problem with extension of long term agreement, and felt it should be for a short period of time if granted. He stated he does not want to set a precedent regarding this issue. 15 - 11-18-86