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Ms. Dennis also felt the policies were important to determine. For example, does the City own the land, will part of it be sold, what will be the design guidelines to preserve the park like look, etc. She was concerned about seeing a picture with nothing but trees and a long list of uses that are not shown. Ms. McKeehan again said those are "potential" uses. There would be a process to determine which of them will ultimately be on the site and that also deals with time, money, priorities, etc. It was moved by Mr. Campbell, seconded by Ms. Dennis, that the Bernal Property land uses not be put on the ballot in November 2002. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers Campbell, Dennis, and Michelotti NOES: Councilmember Ayala and Mayor Pico ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None It was moved by Mayor Pico, seconded by Mr. Campbell, to direct the two Bernal Task Forces and staff to draft a specific plan for the publicly held portions of the Bernal Property, showing a park like setting on the property and would include policies for determining future uses on the property, and their timing and a process that the City would follow in the ultimate development of the property. Mayor Pico said the kinds of policies he was looking for are: does the City sell parts of the property; how to finance the projects; priorities (i.e. lighted fields, etc.); what process to be followed; whether to continue the Task Force, or to create a standing commission or committee to advise on the uses of the property, etc. Ms. Dennis questioned whether the motion dealt with the lighted fields issue since that is already being handled by another Task Force. Mayor Pico felt the two committees need to come together. If we are planning to build lighted fields, we need an overall concept plan on how that will fit it. Ms. McKeehan indicated it has already been planned that the two committees would come together, but Council has already set aside a piece of the property for the lighted sports fields. Council has directed a park like setting, so that fifty acre park is now bigger and staff would master plan a 300 acre park later, with the small piece for the lighted sports fields coming forward first. Ms. Michelotti agreed the two groups need to get together, but she did not want to undermine the idea that the lighted fields would go forward first. Pleasanton City Council 13 03/19/02 Minutes