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CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE REPORTS Councilmember Brandes advised that at the Park and Recreation Commission meeting October 20, 1982, the Commission recommended that the City Council appoint a committee comprised of one Councilmember, two Park and Recreation Commissioners, and staff to develop recommendations regarding the use of the maintenance impact report process to assist in forecasting additional maintenance costs resulting from the proposed develop- ment of capital projects. After discussion, it was moved by Councilmember Brandes, and seconded by Councilmember Wood, that the City Council appoint a committee comprised of one councilmember, two park and recreation commissioners, and staff to develop re- commendations regarding the use of the maintenance impact report process to assist in forecasting additional maintenance costs resulting from the proposed development of capital projects. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmember Brandes, Mercer, Mohr, Wood, and Mayor Butler NOES: None ABSENT: None Councilmember Brandes was appointed as the Council representative to serve on the above committee. MEETING OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Mr. William Oyler, 300 Virginia Way, requested Council to again consider annexa- tion of his property into the City. He stated he has twice before made application for annexation but has been denied. He stated his property is adjacent to the Allen property on Vineyard Avenue that is on the agenda tonight for annexation proceedings, and he would like his property to be included in the annexation. Mayor Butler ex- plained that Mr. Oyler's property has not been annexed previously because of unfavor- able findings. Mayor Butler instructed staff to investigate this matter further. Mr. Steven Wechsler, 647 Orofino Court, requested Council to reconsider their position in awarding the Quail Creek project a winner in the affordable housing com- petition. He stated he felt this should be considered before item 8a on the agenda regarding development plan approval for the Quail Creek project is reviewed. Mayor Butler stated that Council had the opportunity to do this at the last Council meeting and chose not to do so, and he felt it was not in order to do so now. Mr. Wechsler stated there are findings that possibly the Council was not aware of; misrepresenta- tions of a material nature, which should be brought to the attention of the Council. Mr. Frank Sieglitz, Attorney representing Mr. Earp, stated he felt the suggestion is out of place and that the regular public hearing should be considered as scheduled on the agenda. Mr. Wechsler presented a retail comparison cost of construction showing an increase of 29.9% of these costs from September 14, 1982, to October 26, 1982, which he felt was significant and should be taken into consideration by Council. After consultation with the City Attorney, Mayor Butler stated that all information regard- ing the Quail Creek project would be accepted at the public hearing time on the agenda. Mrs. Eleanor Tierb, 1264 Hillcrest, Livermore, spoke regarding a burglar-alarm system installed by Viacom which she felt was a rip-off. Mayor Butler suggested she should report this to the Livermore City Council, not Pleasanton City Council, since that is where she resides. She stated she wanted to make the public aware of this matter. Mr. Lewis Mangum, 872 Sylvaner Drive, stated he felt the City should take cor- rective action to reduce the odor at the sewerage plant in the Val Vista area. Mayor Butler advised this plant is under the jurisdiction of D.S.R.S.D., that they are aware of the problem, and are taking action to eliminate the odor. 3. 10/26/82