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Ms. Ayala asked Ms. Booth to discuss the WHEELS program for seniors. Ms. Booth noted that WHEELS provides free service for senior citizens aboard WHEELS fixed route service busses between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Mr. Brozosky asked Ms. Booth to inform the public about art that was introduced in Pleasanton. Ms. Booth said that a mural is featured at the bus shelter located at Santa Rita Avenue and Black Avenue. Under Mark Lighffoot's direction, three students from Foothill High School completed a beautiful mural, which features highlights of downtown Pleasanton. Kent Pryor, 3425 Bemal Avenue, Treasurer of the Pleasanton Tulancingo Sister City Association, presented a gift to Mayor Pico from Presidente Marlo Macias Munoz. He noted that Presidente Marlo Macias hoped to visit Pleasanton during the upcoming northbound delegation visit, September 8-13, 2004. Presidente Marlo Macias presented a bell to Mayor Pico during the Association's 21st delegation visit to Tulancingo, Mexico, April 23-28 2004. The bell is a symbol of the state of Hidalgo. He noted that the Sister City community fundraiser would be held on August 7 at the Alameda County Fairgrounds. Mayor Pico reminded the public that the Caledonian games would be held in the City of Pleasanton on September 4 and 5, 2004. There were no further speakers. 6. PUBLIC HEARINGS AND OTHER MATTERS Item 6a City Council Priorities for 2004.2005. (SR 04:119) Deborah McKeehan, presented the staff report and reviewed the summary of the project priority rankings, particularly the following nine priorities that had less than three numbers ranking the same: City Hall - Long Term Space Needs: Councilmember Campbell changed his ranking from a Highest Priority to a High Priority. Delucchi Restrooms: Councilmember Hosterman changed her ranking from a High Priority to a Highest Priority. Mobile Home Parks: Councilmember Brozosky changed his ranking from a Highest Priority to a High Priority. Pleasanton City Council 8 06/01/04 Minutes