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6. PUBLIC HEARINGS AND OTHER MATTERS Item 6a( 1 ) Approval of final map, improvement plans and Subdivision Agreement for Tract 7158, Ruby Hill, Ruby Hill Development Joint Venture, L.P.; audit of all conditions of approval and agreements for project; acceptance of cash guaranties and performance bonds for outstanding mitigation conditions. (SR00:215) Item 6a(2) Approval of reimbursement Agreements with the Ruby Hill Development Joint Venture for the Vineyard "S" Curve Sewer Extension and the Ruby Hill Emergency Fire Facility. (SR00:214) These two items were continued to October 3, 2000. Item 6b Approval of Revised School Impact Fee and Buildout of a Revised School Facilities Plan. (SR00:259) This item was continued to October 3, 2000. Item 6c Report concerning Hacienda Mobilehome Park. (SR00:254) Michael Roush presented the staff report. Ms. Dennis inquired about some property that the tenants had left in the arts and eral°ts room. Mr. Roush indicated that could be restored with no problem if the tenants want that. There arc some tools in them now, but those could be relocatcd. Mayor Tarver asked for clarification of the mm increases since 1997. Irk. Roush presented an example of a space rent at $400 per month as of January 1, 1997. Assume further that rent was raised 5% in 1998, 1999 and 2000, due to the cost of living. If that unit were sold to a new tenant in February of 2000, the owner of Ihe park could raise the space rent by $100 (25% of $400) in addition to the 5% increases for 1998, 1999 and 2000. The rent would now be $500 plus those cost of living increases. Under the current agreement, the park owner is allowed to do that. Ms. Michelotti asked if the transfer of ownership increases had not been imposed when the unit sold, could the current park owner impose them retmactively? Pleasanton City Council 5 09/19/00 Minutes