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39i agreements. He advised that these developers have or will contribute many benefits to the City as conditions of approval. Mr. Harvey Levine, 4637 Chabot Drive, representing Falcon Development Com- pany, stated that the report indicates that negotiations will be suspended on this project. He advised that meetings with the neighbors are occurring in an attempt to resolve the park issue. He stated he would hope hot to be closed from this year's negotiations. Mayor Brandes stated the report does not mean that they will not be further considered. Mr. Art Dunkley, representing Castlewood Properties, stated that is a ur- gency for orderly planning; these projects have a great deal to offer the City as a result of project approval; and these project anticipate paying a sub- stantial greater amount of fees when construction is started because of school impact fees, and these fees are not reflected in the long term agreements. After discussion, it was moved by Councilmember Butler, and seconded by Councilmember Wood, that Resolution No. 86-281, approving Long Term Agreements with Lin, DeVor, Johnson, and Lund/Castlewood, be adopted. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers Butler, Mercer, Mohr, Wood, and Mayor Brandes NOES: None ABSENT: None MEETING OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Mr. Bill Herlihy, 816 Abbie Street, stated he is concerned that funds have not been set aside for the Senior Center, as voted on by the electorate for expenditure of the Proposition 4 funds. Mayor Brandes advised that priorities have been established according to the amount of funds received from the sur- plus, and if there is enough money then this-project can be pursued. Mr. Her- lihy stated that the people voted on this project and he felt it should be considered. Mr. Don Sharman, Vice President of the Pleasanton Jaycees, stated that in past years the Jaycees have sponsored a parking lot across from the Fairgrounds during the Fair to raise money for their projects. He advised that the Police Department denied their permit this year due to road improve- ments in the area. He requested Council assistance to get the permit approved. Chief Eastman stated he would meet with Mr. Sharman tomorrow in an attempt to get the matter resolved. Council directed the Police Chief to make every ef- fort to approve the parking permit. PUBLIC HEARINGS GP-86-1, Application of Callahan-Pentz Properties and Prudential Insurance Company of America to amend the General Plan Land Use Element desi nation of an approximately 10.5 acre site from Commercial and Offices and Public Health and Safety to High Density Residential located generally in the area bounded by Owens Drive, West Las Positas Boulevard, a portion of the former railroad right-of-way of the Southern Pacific Transportation Company, and Tassajara Creek Mr. Swift presented his report (SR 86:246) dated June 17, 1986, regarding this matter. Mayor Brandes declared the public hearing open on this item. 7 - 6-17-86