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of San Francisco for the consideration of and response by the Alameda County Solid Waste Management Authority. Councilmember Wood stated he had artended the ABAG General Assembly which emphasized housing needs in the Bay Area. He stated he requested that copies of the housing workshop be transmitted to the Councilmembers. Councilmember Butler reported on his trip to Sacramento ohM arch 17, 1980, to testify before the Criminal Justice Planning Committee relative to legislation to control the sale of drug paraphernalia to minors. He advised that the Criminal Justice Planning Committee did not favor as strong a control as desired by the Council but that the legislation did include the non-preemption clause which would allow for stricter local control. Councilmember Butler added that Assemblyman Mori could possibly introduce stronger restrictions when this legislation goes before the Assembly. MEETING OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Mr. H. A. Slattery, representing approximately 30-40 senior citizens in the audience, presented a scroll to the City Council in appreciation of the dial-a-bus service provided by the City for senior citizens. Mr. Slattery also expressed appreciation to Nan Cohan, of the Recreation Department, for her outstanding ser- vice to the senior citizens. Mayor Brandes read the scroll as follows: "Thank you. The members of the Pleasanton City Council have demonstrated their concern for those members of the community with special transportation needs by their firm support of the Paratransit Program. Those whose quality of life has been enhanced and whose ability to maintain an independent lifestyle, strengthened because of the transportation program, Join together to thank the Pleasanton City Council for caring enough to provide such an outstanding service to the COmmunity." The scroll was signed by 70 senior citizens of Pleasanton. Ms. Alverto Tepo, Present of the VIP's, expressed appreciation for the use of the Veterans Memorial Building for their social activities. Mayor Brandes thanked the senior citizens for this expression of appreciation and assured them that the Paratransit Program would continue. PUBLIC HEARINGS Application of Merle Telford for design review approval for a commercial/office complex consisting of three buildings containing. a total of 16~653 sq. ~t. tO ~.~ located at 235 Main Street. The property is zoned. C-C, C-O (Central Commerciai~ Civic Overlay). District . On the basis of an Initial Stu.dy of the potential environmental impacts of the proJect~ the Director of Planni~ and Communi. ty Development has determined that the proposed p.roject would not have any potential significant adverse effects on the environment and that an environmental impact report need not be prepared~ This Initial Study is available for review at the Plannin~ Division~ 200 Bernal Avenue~ Pleasanton. Comments on this decision m~y be directed to either the Planning staff prior to the above meetinM date,.or direct.ly to the City Council at the above noticed meeting Mr. Harris presented his report dated March 18, 1980, regarding this matter. Mr. Harris stated that staff recommended a change to Condition 4 - that a slump stone wall similar in height, color and appearance to the existing Valley Bank wall be constructed along the 59.91 ft., 22 ft., and 89.86 ft. segments of the northwestern property lines and the two existing fences remove; to read as follows: 4. 3/25/80