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40. Approve the budget amendment to the 200 Old Bemal Renovation and Expansion and the 157 Main Street Acquisition and Remodel Projects; approve a change order for the Contract with Ramlor Construction for modifications to the existing roof system at 200 Old Bemal Avenue in the amount of $96,206; authorize the City Engineer to approve and execute the subject contract change order; approve a budget transfer of $411,007 from the Civic Center Development Reserve CIP Project (958053) to the 200 Old Bernal Renovation and Expansion Project ($359,507 / CIP Project 998045) and the 157 Main Street Acquisition and Remodel Project ($51,500 / CIP Project 998048). (SR 01:070) p. Approval of License Agreement with Pleasanton Lions Club to operate a Ticket Office in Lions Wayside Park. This item has been continued to 4/17/01. 4q. Ratify Change Order No. 1 for Pleasanton Sports and Recreation Park Sol, ball Complex Replacement Lighting, Project No. 997038; authorize the City Manager to approve and execute the contract change order in an amount not to exceed $44,000. (SR 01:079) 4r. Adopt Ordinance No. 1827, approving the application of New Cities Development Group for a major modification, as filed under Case PUD-97-12- 1M. 4S. Approve scheduling a workshop to discuss the options for development of the Busch Property. (SR 01:088) Sil DeFazio, 3711 Mohr Avenue, asked for clarification of this item. Mayor Pico indicated this item was to decide whether or not to have a workshop to discuss the options for the property. No decision on the actual property would be made at this meeting. Albert Wiemken, P. O Box 966, Pleasanton, agreed the workshop is a good idea and presented a brief history for this property. A proposal was developed at a previous workshop that had consensus among the group with one dissenter. The Planning Commission approved the plan after many public hearings. He was shocked when the plan was later the subject of a referendum by people who did not live in the area and never attended any of the meetings. He and his group spent eight months on the plan. He hoped for more public attendance at the proposed workshop and for people to work together on plans for this area. He did not like the idea that a project could be the subject of a referendum after all that work. He said the same thing happened regarding the Men'itt property. The density on either side of the project was higher and the proposal was really nice. It was referended by the same people. He felt that a good job had been done in planning the Mohr-Martin area and felt people should work together and learn to compromise. Pleasanton City Council 4 04/03/01 Minutes