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Janet Yarbrough, 4560 Eull Court, spoke about election for mayor candidacy in the City of Pleasanton. She said she wanted to set the record concerning the cash contributions in Ms. Dennis' campaign for office. Dolores Bengtson, 568 Hamilton Way, said she is also working on Ms. Dennis' campaign and felt that Ms. Dennis' record and goals were being presented as clearly as they could to the voters. She invited the public to thoroughly review the materials distributed for the campaign, to hlok at the candidate's website, or caI1 Ms. Dermis. Any questions or concerns about her record, the candidate's position on issues, or the campaign budget itself would be addressed openly and honestly. Jan Batcheller, 644 St. Mary Street, also spoke about the upcoming election and recent information distributed about the candidates Gerry Brunken, 1753 Paseo Del Cajon, expressed his experience at a recent League of Woman Voters event for the upcoming election. Ms. Dennis thanked her campaign supporters for appearing and expressing their thoughts. She said she deeply appreciated their concise and accurate comments made on her behalf and for helping to set the record sU'aight. She asked that if people hear something they would llke to investigate for themselves, to please contact her directly. 6. PUBLIC HEARINn AND OTHER MATTERS Item 6A (1) and 6A PAP-10. (PDR-26 / PV-14} Nextel Communications, Sprint PCS Appeal of the Planning Commission's denial of an application for (a) design review to allow a wireless communications facility (including antennas and equipment) to be located an the roof of an existing building located at 7399 Johnson Drive (Dublin San Ramon Services District); and for (b) a variance from the Pleasanton Municipal Code to allow the communications facilities to be located closer to a park than allowed by the Municipal Code. This item is continued until 12/05/00. Item 6B Proposed Pineline Desi~,n Changes for the LAVWMA Export Pineline Protect (1)Approve shortening the single-pipeline in the San Leandro Marsh area by approximately 1,460 feet contingent upon: (a) satisfactory findings from engineering and environmental studies currently underway; (b) a statement of support by LAV'WMA for regional coordination of habitat conservation planning; (c) LAVWMA dedicating 50% of the expansion cost savings from the pipeline shortening for preliminary review and exploratory work by Valley agencies with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to consider development of a Regional Habitat Conservation Plan for the Livermore Amador Valley; (2) approve abandonment of Pleasanton City Council 4 10/17/00 Minutes