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constructed, but there was no expressed timetable set forth as it was incumbent upon development occurring on private property. Ms. McGovern asked if the golf course project could be completed with this being the last additional appropriation of funds? Mr. Fialho said his expectation and direction to staff is to finish this project by June 2005, and that this be the only time that staff comes back to Council for an additional allocation to complete the project. He noted that a reenergized commitment to this project has been made by assigning the Public Works Director to manage the project in addition to the new contractor who is managing the seeding operation. He is optimistic that the seeding will be completed by June and play beginning in late fall. Ms. McGovern believed having the Public Works Director on location and actively managing the golf course project has expedited the process. It was moved by Mr. Brozosky, seconded by Ma. McGovern, to appropriate $983,802 from additional interest earnings generated from the golf course construction fund balance to the project construction fund and authorize use of any additional accrued interest in the golf course construction fund; to appropriate $1,218,698 from the Miscellaneous Reserve for Previously Funded Capital Improvement Projects to the golf project construction fund; to authorize a temporary loan (if necessary) from the Water Fund of up to $5 million until such time as the golf course lot developers reimburse the City for work performed to benefit the residential lots, and to provide a report to Council that details the expenditure of the interest earnings and/or the Water Fund; to approve contract amendments with various consultants as delineated in Attachment A; to approve a contract amendment with M.A. Lindquist for an amount not to exceed an additional $380,000; and to approve a contract amendment with the Ransome Company for an amount not to exceed an additional $368,000. The roll call vote was taken as follows: AYES: Councilmembers - Brozosky, McGovern, Sullivan, and Mayor Hosterman NOES: None ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None Mr. Sullivan wanted to understand the costs associated with the bypass road and the issues. He was in favor of proceeding with preliminary design plans and costs associated with reorienting the driving range, to continue discussions with GE about an easement or fee title on its property, and to initiate discussions with the permitting agencies about the GE property. Mr. Brozosky believed Council owed it to the community to expend funds to determine what the real costs are that are associated with reorienting the driving range. Ms. McGovern would like staff to initiate discussions with the developers of the residential lots near the driving range to find out if they would be willing to contribute towards the costs associated with reorienting the golf course driving range. Pleasanton City Council 24 03/15/05 Minutes