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It was moved by Mr. Campbell, seconded by Ma. Hoaterman, to approve Amendment #1 to the Affordable Housing agreement for the Ponderosa Senior Apartments (Gardens at Ironwood} located on the Busch property, and to establish the priority to use the 51 Inclusionary Unit Credits on the 23-acre Pieasanton Unified School District optioned site; however, the owner may request to use the credits on an alternate site, but the use of the credits on an alternative site is subject to the approval of the City Council. Ms. Ayala did not believe there is any hurry to grant these credits. She believed that there is a nexus to the school site because when the affordable senior housing project was approved, it was tied to building the tenth elementary school. She asked Council to consider requesting additional information on the loan and to let the next Council make the decision. Mr. Campbell pointed out that a future Council has the ability to say no. Mayor Pico believed the discussion about the loan in more detail is a red herring to create more delay and it does not have any impact on the City's Inclusionary Zoning ordinance. Mr. Brozosky generally supported Alternative Three. He believed the School District's option would be bought out. The idea for the school site was not to be a monetary gain for the School District. The roll call vote was taken on the orRlinal motion aa follows: AYES: Councilmembers - Ayala, Brozosky, Campbell, Hosterman, and Mayor Pico NOES: None ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None Item 6c Local ncc. ds and funding recommendations reaardina the use of Measure A Sales Tax Revenue (25%) not obliqated to the Alameda County Medical Center. (SR 04:278) Eileen Morley, Community Services Manager, presented the staff report. Mr. Brozosky asked how the Alameda County Board of Supervisors determines where the money will be allocated? Ms. Morley said the Board of Supervisors is conducting ten public hearings and collecting information from all of the regions. The Board of Supervisors will meet and confer about what was discussed at the public hearings and come up with an action plan for an application process. The Board of Supervisors is assuming it will use a three-year funding cycle and applicable agencies may reapply for funds. Through this process, staff is also asking Council to consider creating a Capital Fund from the funds that have been accrued to date. She did not believe an action plan or applications would be available before the end of December 2004. Pleasanton City Council 9 11/02/04 Minutes