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Mr. Peter Turner, Attorney representing T. K. Mc~nus, stated that advanced planning was costly and that he favored item 13 being 80 units developable a year rather than 50. He stated there were two types of capital improvements; the necessary one and the extras. He stated he felt capital improvements should be encouraged rather than cash contribution. Mr. ChuCk Seymour, 492 San Gabriel Court, stated that with regard to item 12 he was concerned that RAP not subvert the 2% growth rate, and he felt there should be limitations. He stated he felt that the 2% growth rate needs the concensus of the populace. He stated he supported the 2% growth rate in light of Proposition 13, the energy crisis, and the availability to provide municipal services. Mr. Ron Archer stated he was opposed to RAP allocations being given special credit for tha developers who had signed the 1972 Settlement Agreement, as it would be unfair to the small developer. Mr. Ted Fairfield stated that a previous Council had decided on the 2% growth rate which he felt was inaccurate. He stated he did not feel the 280 gallons per day effluent was an accurate number and suggested the City get an overall average figure per household that would be more accurate to work with. There being no further comments from the audience, Mayor Brandes requested that developers who were present but had not commented to give their name and company for the record. The following attendance is listed: Rick Angrisani, Ponderosa Homes Ed Pozas, Chamberlain Group Dick Striegle, Toups Corporation Discussion bX'Counctl and Commission Councilmember Mercer asked what date the public hearing would be held by the City Council regarding proposed Residential Allocation Program changes. After discussion, it was determined that the public hearing would be tentatively scheduled August 1, 1979, 7:30 P.M., at the Pleasanton Fairgrounds Cafeteria. I-~ayor Brandes stated that all developers would be notified of the public hear- ings of-the Planning Commission and the City Council and would also receive any reports that are prepared. Planning Commissioner Geppert stated he would like to have a report of' tonight's meeting summarized for discussion by the Planning Commission. Councilmember Mercer asked for a report regarding the number of gallons per day of sewage currently being used per household. Councilmember Butler stated he would like any previously suggested changes to RAP that had been submitted to be considered, and that he would also like to see whether or not a more simple document that ~ould accomplish the same results could be written as he thought the present Residential Allocation Program was too complicated. Mayor Brandes requested that consideration be given to the 75-25% ratio of single-family/multiples to determine if this is a realistic figure or if it should be changed. Mayor Brandes also requested that consideration be given to how long to reserve sewer capacity for low income housing. 4. 6/6/79