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environment and it is important that other businesses and employers know about the downtown. Downtown members always get first choice, but if they don't sponsor all events, then it is opened to other businesses for sponsorship. We can't operate out of fear the rest of the outside world will hurt downtown. Ms. Dennis indicated she has seen a tremendous change in downtown over the last couple of years. It has become the community's living room where people gather. She agreed with allowing other business sponsorships. She felt there could be concerts on Friday and Sunday if there were enough sponsors. Mr. Scharton said that was possible and suggested perhaps having drama on Sunday and concerts on Friday. Many things are possible Ms. Michelotti asked how many booths were available to community groups. Mr. Scharton said there is no limit. It was moved by Ms. Ayala, seconded by Ms. Dennis, to adopt Resolution No. 99-129, accepting the Report, budget and levying the assessments for 2000. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers Ayala, Dennis, Michelotti and Mayor Tarvet NOES: None ABSENT: Councilmember Pico ABSTAIN: None Item 6b Detailed Financinl~ and Phasina Prod, ram for the Vineyard Avenue Corridor Shared Infrastructure Imnrovements This item was continued to the meeting of November 2, 1999. Item 6c PUD-99-05, SummerHill Homes/Nolan Farms AOOlication for PUD develonment plan annroval for a 31-lot sinale-family detached home subdivision with a 1.8 +/- acre remainder oareel for the existinl~ home on two existinl oareels of land totaliw, 15.2 acres located at 1015 and 1027 Rose Avenue. Zoninff for the nroi~ertv is PUD (Planned Unit Develonment) - MDR (Medium Densit~ Residential) District (SR 99:293) Also consider the Negative Declaration prepared for the project Brian Swirl presented the staff report. Ms. Ayala asked about the floor area ratio (FAR) and square footage for the nine Tramark homes. Pleasanton City Council 12 Minutes 10/26/99