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Discussion Topic 5 Councilmember Brandes suggested the the T.M.I. property, the three San Francisco Water Department parcels and the Staples Ranch could be set aside as urban reserves. There was a consensus that all five parcels should be considered to be set aside for ten years as an urban reserve in order to encourage orderly development. Discussion Topic 6 Councilmember Butler suggested that the City use the recommendation of the Residential Review Committee for purposes of managing growth in the General Plan. Mayor Mercer agreed with Mr. Butler's suggestion. Mr. Brandes stated that he was not comfortable with the maximum of 650 units per year as called for by the Committee. Commissioner Michelotti suggested that Option 2, the commute equilibrium, could be combined with the Committee's recommendation to address the issue of jobs and housing within the Tri-Valley. There was a consensus that the Committee's proposal for an annual growth management allocation of between 260 units and 650 units per year based on an assessment of infrastructure, public services, employment growth and housing need, be used as a starting point for planning purposes. Those present agreed that the range could be narrowed at a later date and that the proposal should be subject to public comments in December. A public hearing to take public testimony regarding proposed land use and growth management revisions was set for Monday, December 16, at 7:30 P.M. in the City Council Chambers. Notices will be sent to all affected property owners and members of the Industrial and Residential Review Committees. ADJOURNMENT Mayor Mercer adjourned the meeting at 9:30 P.M. Respectfully submitted, Consultant J~fR. W~R, CITY CLERK - 4 -