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Council discussion ensued regarding the contents of the questionnaire, and the need for the information the survey would reveal. It was moved by Councilmember Mercer, and seconded by Councilmember Kephart, approving the Pleasanton Housing Survey presented by Field Research Corporation, and adding two questions as follows: (1) Do you have any adult relatives who would like to move to Pleasanton, either to buy or to rent, but who can't for either of these reasons ... Can't afford to buy or rent, or Apartments not available to rent; and (2) Would you be in favor of some form of subsidized housing in Pleasanton? By "subsidized" I mean where a percentage of the rent or house payment is paid for by the government or some private group, such as a church. If any questions have to be deleted that they should be taken from questions 16 through 19. And adding on Page 1 under (If asked why doing survey) the word "Possible" before revision to the housing element. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmen Butler, Kephart, Mercer, and Wood ~OES: ~yor Brandes ABSENT: None Willow West Circulation Plan Mr. Harris presented his report dated October 4, 1979, regarding this matter. Mr. Dick Karn, Civil Engineer representing Willow West Properties, stated this was the first step for development of the property and that Council conceptual approval of the Circulation Plan is needed in order to proceed with development plans. Mr. Kern stated he was concerned about the proposed language of the con- ceptual approval. The City Attorney advised the purpose of ~he language is to leave the route flexible should the Council need to modify it a~ter reviewing the final land use plan. After considerable discussion, it was moved by Councilmember Wood, and seconded by Councilmember Butler, that Resolution No. 79-188, conceptually approving Phase I of the Willow West Circulation Plan as shown in Figure 3 of the study entitled Back- ground Analysis Site Access and Circulation dated October, 1979, be adopted. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmen Butler, Kephart, Mercer, Wood, and Mayor Brandes NOES: None ABSENT: None Mr. Karn requested a time extension of a portion of their Agreement with the City relating to the hiring of a consultant for a study of design and environmental impacts. Mayor Brandes requested this be considered after the next item heard on the agenda. REPORTS OF THE CITY MANAGER 1979 Foothill High Band Booster Parade Mr. Walker presented his report dated October 1, 1979, regarding this matter. Mrs. Joyce Getty, 925 Kottinger, stated the Downtown Merchants were opposed to having this parade on a Saturday as it disrupts their businesses. Mr. William Kovac, 3124 Weymouth Court, stated he felt the parade should be held at the convenience of the participants involved. Mr. Walter Bolling, 4971 Hillcrest Way, stated that bands were coming from as far away as Los Angeles and that Saturday was the best time to hold the Parade, and he felt it was for a good cause and in the best interest of the community. 9. 10/9/79