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to reimburse the City for the cost of the Harris Associates' contract services for plan <br />checking the Tract 7240 (Hahner Property) Improvements. (SR 01:104) <br /> <br />5. MEETING OPEN TO THE PUBLIC <br /> <br /> The City Council presented a commendation to the Amador Valley High School Girls <br />Varsity Basketball Team for being the East Bay Athletic League Champions, North Coast <br />Section Division II Champions, and the Northern California Division II Champions. This is the <br /> third consecutive year the Lady Dons have represented Northern California in the Division II <br /> State Championship game. Head Coach Elizabeth Stanley introduced Assistant Coach Matt <br /> McGrath and the following team members: Mia Fisher, Anne Lockyer, Angenina McCJrath, <br /> Dominique Reed, Vanessa Rogers, Leela Stedt, and Marissa Wyatt. <br /> <br /> Those team members unable to attend the meeting were: Assistant Coaches Corey <br />Edmiston and Doug VanderHorst and team members Jami Blue, Ghristina Gordet, Brea Kernan, <br />Stevie Keman, Ashley King-Bischof, Krystal Lagosh, Tessa Winter, and Emily Zimmerman. <br /> <br />Mia Fisher presented the Mayor with a team T-shirt. <br /> <br /> Mr. Campbell indicated few people know how difficult it is to get to the championship. <br />At the end of the year, out of thousands of high schools, there are about twenty teams playing for <br />the championship. Of those, only two or three are from public high schools. Achieving this one <br />year is incredible, but doing it three consecutive years is amazing. <br /> <br />Other Speakers <br /> <br /> Tim Meese, Executive Director of the Pleasanton Downtown Association, announced the <br />commencement of the Historic Walking Tour of the downtown area. He presented a brochure to <br />each Councilmember. <br /> <br />Mr. Campbell inquired if there would be any tours on the weekends. <br /> <br /> Mr. Meese indicated a schedule was being formulated. They will have tours on a <br />quarterly basis and try to accommodate those who can only attend on a Saturday. It is possible a <br />tour would be held in conjunction with the Heritage Days event. <br /> <br /> Peter Balas, 6614 Via San Blas, related an incident at the Pleasanton Sports Park on <br />April 23, 2001, which required a 911 emergency medical response. He felt that even though the <br />Livermore-Pleasanton Fire Department has a dedicated and caring EMS team, it could still make <br />adjustments to maintain higher level of performance. He had some concerns about the conduct <br />of the private ambulance (AMR) response team. He also felt that more citizens need to be <br />trained in CPR and first aid. He presented numerous suggestions for improving emergency <br />response. <br /> <br />Pleasanton City Council 3 05/08/01 <br />Minutes <br /> <br /> <br />