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Mrs. Mohr stated that ROAR would have a formal written response for presentation at the fiual public hearing on this matter. Mr. Jack Heck, representing Kaiser Sand and'Gravel, stated he had received and reviewed the draft E.I.R., and he felt there were some significant omissions and inaccuracies in the report. He advised he would respond in writing to these matters before the due date. There being no further testimony, Mayor Brandes declared =he public hearing closed. He urged anyone having any additional comments to respond in writing before April 2, 1980. After discussion, Council scheduled April 29, 1980, 8:00 P.M.,. Fairgrounds Cafeteria, for the public hearing on the final Environmental Impact Report for the proposed ordinance to regulate the use of streets for gravel trucks in Pleasanton. Mayor Brandes thanked the audience for their attendance and comments on this item. MATTERS CONTINUED FOR DECISION There were no matters continued for decision presented at this meeting. SPECIAL REPORTS Contract with Pleasanton Cultural Arts Council for Cultural Arts Building Land Mr. Levine presented his report dated March 6, 1980, regarding this matter. Councilmember Mercer asked if there was enough land available for thi~. proposed butldin~ as well as the proposed Police facility on the remaining five acres of Civic Center property. Mr. Walker advised there was sufficient land for both build- ings. Mr. Martin Inderbitzen, Attorney representing Pleasanton Cultural Arts Council, stated this group concurred with the agreement but felt two additional items should be included. He stated there was concern regarding sewer capacity; that this grou~ did not want to go through fund-raising projects and planning only to find out later there was no sewer capacity. Therefore, they requested that an appropriate amount of sewer capacity be reserved for the proposed project. Mr. Inderbitzen stated the second concern of PCAC was for adequate parking space and he requested that a recip- rocal parking agreement be entered into to assure ample parking for the' proposed project. Mr. Levine advised that both of these requests were reasonable. He stated that a clause relating to reservation of adequate sewer capacity could be added to the agreement. He stated he felt a reciprocal parking agreement was premature at this time and should be considered at the time that detailed plans are approved, and that this could be added to the ground lease agreement. Mr. Inderbitzen agreed to the recommendations of the City Attorney. He thanked the City Council and City staff for their cooperation in this matter. After discussion, it was moved by Councilmember Butler;,and seconded by Council- member Wood, that Resolution No. 80-57, approving the Agreement and Ground Lease Agreement with Pleasanton Cultural Arts Council, as amended relative to reserving adequate sewer capacity and further consideration of a reciprocal parking agreement, teldelve to use of land at the Civic Center site for a Cultural Arts building, be adopted.