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concern that the study requested by Council might in some way jeopardize the recently approved new housing for Komandorski Village. She questioned Council- member Brandes' sincerity regarding public housing for low income. Councilmember Brandes stated he had always been supportive of the Komandorski replacement and would do nothing to endanger or delay the construction of this housing. Mrs. Caughron stated she felt a meeting between City Council, the Housing Authority Board, and the Tenants Association should take place to allow tenant input before any decision is made regarding the study which is to be reviewed on September 12. PUBLIC HEARINGS ~p~!ication of H. C. Elliott~ I~c.~ fgr. PUD ~evelopment plan approval withre~ard to a fourteen acre site between Tawny and Palomino Drives immediately east of Pico Avenue - six and nine-tenths acres is proposed for residential townhouse develop- ment and seven and one-tenth acres is proposed as a neighborhood shopping center. A negative declaration of environmental impact will also be considered Mr. Harris presented his report dated August 22, 1978, regarding this matter. Mayor Mercer declared the public hearing open. Gary Burn, representing H. C. Elliott, Inc., stated his client concurred with the staff report and was agreeable to the conditions contained in the Planning Commission resolution. Lewis ManSum, 872 Sylvaner Drive, stated he was not opposed to the application but felt that the developer should correct the problems associated with his present development before being allowed to start new construction. Mr. and Mrs. Mangum stated that H. C. Elliott had violated the building code in the pouring of their front steps, and they felt this and other faulty workmanship should be corrected before approving any new application. The City Attorney advised that he did not believe the present application could be held up but that the alleged Code violation should be investigated. Councilmember Brandes stated that a report had been requested from the City Attorney regarding protection to the homebuyer against faulty worFmanship of a developer or his subcontractor, and that it should be completed soon. Mr. Brandes further stated he could not vote for any new H. C. Elliott development until they had corrected the problems in their present development. After discussion, it was moved by Councilmember Brandes, and seconded by Councilmember Butler, that the public hearing be continued open on the applica- tion of H. C. Elliott, Inc., for PUD development plan approval with regard to a fourteen acre site between Tawny and Palomino Drives ~mmediately east of Pico Avenue - six and nine-tenths acres is proposed for residential townhouse develop- ment and seven and one-tenth acres is proposed as a neighborhood shopping center, and the negative declaration of environmental impact that will also be considered, to October 3, 1978, 8:00 P.M., Pleasanton Council Chambers, for full Council attendance, and report from the City Attorney regarding ways of protecting the homeowner against faulty workmanship of the developer. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmen Brandes, Butler, and Mayor Mercer NOES: None ABSENT: Councilmen Kephart and Wood · 5. 8/29/78