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m. Adopted Resolution 04-098, e resolution to authorize agreements and other documents to carry out the City's obligation to provide mitigation for the Csllippe Preserve Golf Course and Open Space Project. Ms. McGovern indicated that she would like the annual report that will be submitted by the Trust documenting its efforts and providing a status of the property owner's compliance with the easement to be provided to Council. n. Authorized the use of Asset Forfeiture funds to purchase Canine Kaiji from CJ's Policy K-9s. (SR 04:296) o. Adopted Resolution 04-092, a resolution reappointing Edgar Centeno to the Alameda County Mosquito Abatement District Board of Trustees. (SR 04:302) The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers - Brozosky, McGovern, Sullivan, and Mayor Hoeterman NOES: None RECUSED FOR A CONFLICT OF INTEREST: Brozosky (Item 6f) ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None 7. MEETING OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Recognition of the ADP ProAction Foundation for a $1,500 contribution to support the Recreational Activities for the Developmentally Disabled (RADD) Program. Other Soeakers Jebb Bing, Publisher and Editor of the Pleasanton Weekly, apprised Council and the public regarding its 2004 Holiday Fund. This community fund was launched last year in which $45,000 was raised and dispersed to charities and nonprofit agencies such as Open Heart Kitchen, Tri-Valley Haven, Access Community Health Center, Pleasanton Cultural Arts Council, and the Senior Support Center of the Tri-Valley. The Pleasanton Weekly is continuing these efforts this year and has added three more nonprofit charities, and raised the goal to $75,000. He encouraged everyone to donate to this fund. He pointed out that the Tri-Valley Community Foundation is matching dollar for dollar for every contribution. The form to pledge contributions may be found in the weekly edition of the Pleasanton Weekly or at the Pleasanton Weekly office. Ted Kinzer, representing the Pony Baseball League, reaffirmed the League's comments to the Parks and Recreation Commission that it supports the plan that has been in place regarding the renovation of the existing athletic fields at Donlon Elementary School. The Pony Baseball League was hopeful that money used for the renovations at Donlon Elementary School fields would not take away from what is happening at the Bernal property, as lighted sports fields are a main priority for its program as well as other athletic programs. He pointed out that Donlon fields are the only official assigned practice area for the Pony Baseball League, and it has a concern with regard to where practices will be held if these fields are used for games. The Pony Baseball League encouraged the City to leverage more opportunities like this where a school and its facilities may be upgraded to allow for multi use purposes. Pleasanton City Council 5 12/07/04 Minutes