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of Draft Ordinance Relating .to School Impact Fees, be continued and advertised as a public hearing to allow the commercial developers to review the proposed ordinance and make comments. He stated there are a significant number of small builders who have not had an opportunity to meet with the Subcommittee and School District officials, and he felt they are entitled to a public hear- ing. He also felt this matter should be heard by full City Council. The City Attorney advised that a public hearing is not required on this matter. Council discussion ensued regarding continuance of this item. Mr. Bill James, School Superintendent, asked if building permits would be issued between now and the adoption of the proposed ordinances. The City At- torney advised that building permits would be issued and State law would pro- hibit a moratorium. Mr. Swift stated that approximately 300 permits were issued before the increase of sewer fees, and he did not feel there would be a significant increase in building permits issued because of the proposed ordinance. Council delayed any further discussion on this item until it is considered as item 12a on the agenda. PUBLIC HEARINGS North Pleasanton Improvement District No. 2 - 1986-7 Mr. Elliott presented his report (SR 86:290) dated July 15, 1986, regard- ing this matter. Mayor Brandes declared the public hearing open on this item. It was moved by Councilmember Mercer, and seconded by Councilmember But- ler, that Resolution No. 86-326, continuing hearing and consideration of all matters in connection with Assessment District No. 1986-7, North Pleasanton Improvement District No. 2, to August 5, 1986, 8:00 p.m., in the Pleasanton Council Chambers, be adopted. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers Butler, Mercer, Mohr, and Mayor Brandes NOES: None ABSENT: Councilmember Wood Valley Avenue Extension Assessment District No. 1986-1 Mr. Elliott presented his report (SR 86:291) dated July 15, 1986, regard- ing this matter. Mayor Brandes declared the public hearing open on this item. No one in the audience spoke in favor of or in opposition to the item. Mayor Brandes declared the public hearing closed. Mr. Robert Brunsell, Bond Counsel, stated that one letter of protest has been received, however, the individual is not within the district. He also advised that upon approval of the assessment district, the bonds will be sold this evening subject to a 30-day cash payment period for the property owners and the offer that has been submitted by Stone and Youngberg in accordance with their existing contract with the City. 4 - 7-15-86