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Councilmember Michelotti said that we have had opportunities and we have ~vorked on our own assisted living project for a five years but we don't have anything. We don't have one project that is in the process of being built. There is one approved~ but nothing has been built. This Council recently put up $250,00 for five units. That was $50,000 a unit. This asks for a subsidy of $1 1,000 a unit. That is very minimal. She asked if they get the tax credits, do we have the availability, with their acquiescence~ to improve upon the project in the ways that, say the Housing Commission, would like to do? Mr. Bocian replied that as far as the tax credits go, we can certainly modify certain aspects of the project and still qualify for the approval of the tax credits. Flexibility is certainly an important aspect of this since fight now the project does not conform with the PUD. The City has encouraged the developer to look at the entire process. There is a time constraint and we are trying to work something out to strike some middle Found. The reality is that if the project does not conform with the PUD, which creates concerns for the tax credits, then there won't be a project. It was moved by Councilmember Ayala, seconded by Councilmember Dennis, to approve Resolution 00-073 to allow a waiver of the Lower Income Housing Fee for Willow Partners for the Sthncridge Villas Senior Housing Project. The roll call vote was as follo~vs: AYES: Councilmember Ayala, Dennis and Michelotti NOES: Councilmember Pico and Mayor Tarver ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None Item 6c Proposed plan for nroceedine with Wastewater Treatment Plant and LAVWMA pipeline project. (SR 00:147) Randall A. Lum presented the staff report. Mayor Tarver said he hoped that everybody understands what is being talked about. He wanted to make it clear that we are talking about a plant expansion, a pipeline, and reverse osmosis. Hc doesn't think that we want to bifurcate all of those issues and talk about doing one without getting an agreement that is acceptable for the eorrm~unity and the City of Pleasanton, which he doesn't believe these terms are. They have to do with the smell and the odor of the treatment ponds and whether or not we would want to keep that or not support the plant expansion because we want to stop reverse osmosis l?om being injected into the ground water, which 72% of the community said they do not want. He doesn't want to see these type of things separated because he doesn't think they should be separated, nor does he want to have a 1:30 in the morning meeting with no coxmnunity participation on the threat from DSRSD that if we don't do "x" than they are Pleasanton City Council 20 06/06/00 Minutes