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MINUTES of THE MEETING of THE CITY COUNCIL October 18, 1977 CALL TO ORDER - PLEDGE TO THE FLAG Mayor Robert Philcox called the Adjourned Regular Meeting of the City Council to order a-t 8:00 P.M., and then led the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag. ROLL CALL Deputy City Clerk Doris George called the roll which is recorded as follows: Councilmembers Herlihy, LeClaire, Mercer, and Mayor Philcox were present. Councilmember Brandes was absent. Mr. Brown, City Manager, Mr. Scheidig, City Attorney, Mr. Harris, Director of Planning, and Mr. Swift, Planning Analyst, were present. PUBLIC HEARINGS Application of the City of Pleasanton to adopt a Residential Allocation Proaram consisting of a Community Development Element~ Negative Declaration pertaining .. to the Element~ draft Residential Allocation Program Ordinance and the mandatory and incentive elements of the Allocation Program Mr. Broken presented the report of the Director of Planning dated October 13, 1977, regarding response to public comments on the Residential Allocation Program. Mr. Harris presented correspondence from Dorothy Johnson and the Chamber of Commerce regarding the Residential Allocation Program for the information of the Council. }~yor Philcox declared the public hearing open. Mr. Ned Robinson, 1100 Financial Center Building, Oakland, representing Stoneson Development, expressed concern regarding the ordinance as it relates to sewer allocations in connection with the 1972 Settlement Agreement. He presented a suggested exemption to the ordinance for consideration by Council which addresses the Agreement. Mr. Michael Parsons, Director of the Pleasanton Housing Authority, stated he felt the Residential Allocation Program should allow some percentage for public housing, and that he had documentation that could be presented revealing this need. Mr. Ken Hart, Building Contractor, stated he felt the Residential Allocation Program might be unfair to the small building contractor. He was not familiar with the ordinance and incentive-mandatory provisions, and indicated that he wasn't criticizing the program in toto - just regarding his understanding of capital improvement contributions. Councilmember LeClaire suggested that he obtain a copy of the ordinance from staff.