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Mayor Pico withdrew his original motion. It was moved by Mayor Pico, seconded by Mr. Campbell, to replace Condition #124 with the requirement that the applicant pay the connection fee for a 5/8 inch water meter and pay for a water line to the edge of the Brozosky property (such that the Brozoskys can tie into the line for emergency purposes) and if the Brozoskys wish to increase the size of the meter, they would pay the incremental difference. Ms. Ayala suggested the developer provide the water line to the Brozosky property for emergency use and if Brozoskys develop their land then they repay the developer. Mayor Pico said if the Brozoskys develop their land they would be required to bring their water line in from the Vineyard Avenue area and would have to pay their pro rata share of fees for the Vineyard Corridor infrastructure as well as pay the standard connection fee. The intent of his motion was that this be for emergency purposes to mitigate the Brozoskys' concerns about not having water for domestic uses. He explained the Brozoskys have the option of connecting to the line or not for emergency purposes. They could decide whether they want to bear the cost of running the pipe to their house or not. Ms. Ayala felt it was a mistake to eliminate the first sentence of Condition #124 - "The Chrismans use of the joint Brozosky/Chrisman well shall not generally interfere with the Brozoskys' ability to use the well water for domestic purposes." The Chrismans have total availability to city water on all their parcels and Brozosky doesn't want city water at this time. Mayor Pico said he would be agreeable to amending his motion to include that sentence. Mr. Campbell felt the Chrismans should still have access to the well even though they are developing. Ms. Hosterman said the words "interfere" and "ability" are not really definable. It would add to the ongoing contention. The amendment was not accepted. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers - Campbell, Hosterman, and Mayor Pico NOES: Councllmember Ayala ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: Councllmember Brozosky Mayor Pico said there was a lot of compromise in order to approve the Vineyard Corridor Specific Plan. He has walked the Beflogar and Chrisman properties with staff and he understood that it would be necessary to have significant grading on this particular parcel. He appreciated the concerns of the Planning Commission, but he was prepared to approve the project. Pleasanton City Council 14 08/19/03 Minutes