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on 5,000-sol. ft. lotst aDnroximatelv 99 single-family detached units on 4.000-scl. ft. lotst and 56 below-market-rate dues scattered throughout the 4,000-, 5,000-~ and 6~000-s~l. ft. lots. (4l A Preannexation Development A~reement. a Growth Management Agreement. and an Affordable Housing Agreement for the Bernal Avenue Pronertv. (5} Resolution concerninl~ the exehanae of oronertv tax revenue for the San Francisco Water Denartment Bernal Avenue Pronerlv. (Item 6a(5) was continued to August 28, 2000) (6) Resolution of Intention to issue and sell revenue bonds for the nronosed multi- familvhousiniDroiectontheBernalAvenueProncrtv. (SR00:236) Brian Swift presented an overview of the project. Mr. Roush reviewed the details of the Pmmmexation Development Agreement as well as various other agreements. Bruce Lymburn, attorney lbr San Francisco, indicated Mayor Brown and the San Francisco Utilities Commission was very pleased tlmt an agreement had been reached. He appreciated all the work on this project. With regard to the Civic Center Parcel, he indicated the San Francisco Water Department was willing to transfer the parcel to the City of Pleasanton for $500,000. He stated the school fees issue was new, but he felt San Francisco staff would be willing to discuss the school fees issue and the easement. Patrick Costanzo, Jr., Senior Vice Present of Greenbriar Homes, expressed his appreciation for all the time and effort of City staff to help develop the final proposal. One issue introduced last week was transfer of land for the community park. That is now part of the Development Agreement. 'II~e second issue was moving units from the East Parcel and alternatives if all units cannot be built on it. Greenbriar has now proposed only two altemafives, 7A and 7B. Hc described the proposed plans. Mr. Costanzo indicated the last issue concerned the sound berms. There was discussion about what would he seen over the top of the barms. He then introduced Dan Rosenbaum of South Bay Development, the commercial developer, and Terry I ,ofrano of MBH Architects, who reviewed the proposal for the commercial portion of the project. Renderings, drawings, plans, and materials were displayed for review. Mr. Costanzo presented an overview of the residential development proposals. Carol Meyer, principal with Greenbriar, described the apartment project proposal and the Village Commons area. Ms. Michelotli asked about the street alignment between the apartments and the 4.000 sq. ft. lots. Pleasanton City Council 3 08/21/00 Minutes