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Craig Issod, Vice President of External Affairs for Easter Seals Bay Area, said the Kaleidoscope facility is the only program of its kind in the Tri-Valley that serves children and young adults with developmental disabilities. It is an after school program that helps them take steps to independence. He said they serve 45 individuals with 37,000 service hours a year. The new project will expand capacity to 78 individuals. He noted even though the facility is in Dublin, it serves hundreds of Pleasanton families. He explained the fund raising efforts for the project and expressed his thanks to Council for its support. Adopted Resolution No. 03-095, making appointments to various City Commissions and Committees. (SR 03:239) The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers -Ayala, Brozosky, Campbell, Hosterman, and Mayor Pien NOES: None ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None 5. MEETING OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Gail Gilpin announced the names of the businesses to be honored. Ms. Hosterman presented awards to Richard and Joan Dubord of Main Auto Parts, which has been in operation in Pleasanton for 25 years, and to Larry Ely of Aqua Temp, which has been in operation in Pleasanton for 30 years. Wayne Rasmussen presented a video regarding the Callippe Preserve Golf Course construction status. Mayor Pico asked when the golf course would open. Mr. Rasmussen said the estimated date is October 2004. Mayor Pico referred to cones in the road where sewer and water outlets were being installed and asked if that work was complete. Mr. Rasmussen said the film was two weeks old and most of that work has been completed. Some striping, sign replacement, and minor repair work are still necessary and that is expected to be done in two weeks. The work at the sewer lif~ station near the Spotomo property will continue on and off until September 2003. Pleasanton City Council 4 08/19/03 Minutes