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Other SDeakers Sonia Talati and Jessica Ma, students at Amador Valley High School, announced that Amador Valley High School, "We The People" Team won the State Championship and will be competing at the National level at the end of April. She solicited financial support from the community to help the team meet its $40,000 goal for its trip to Washington D.C. Contributions can be made payable to AVHS Competition Civics Team and mailed to Amador Valley High School, 1155 Santa Rita Road, Pleasanton, 94566. James Griffin, a Pleasanton resident and applicanVowner of 4613 Mirador Drive, referenced agenda item 4i (PUD-90-18-6M) and said he was informed by staff that this item was to be removed from tonight's agenda. Given the 21 conditions, it made it unfeasible for him to construct a bridge across the creek that bisected his property. He requested this item be withdrawn from the agenda and asked staff to revise the requirements to something that would be feasible. Mr. Fialho suggested that Council reconsider agenda item 4i and have it reflected in the minutes. Staff would work with Mr. Griffin to resolve the issues. Mr. Roush informed Council that it could take action to reconsider its decision with respect to item 4i and direct staff to return the matter to Council with revised conditions. It was moved by Mayor Hosterman, seconded by Mr. Brozosky, to reconsider agenda item 4i, and to direct staff to return the matter to Council with revised conditions. Nick Christian, a senior at Foothill High School, announced and invited the community to participate in the First Annual "Support The Troops" March-A-Thon to be held at Foothill High School on Saturday, April 1. The overall goal of the March-A- Thon is to raise $1,000. Funds raised will go to the Pleasanton Military Families Organization. Pat Murray, a Pleasanton resident, addressed Council regarding the narrow temporary cyclone fence at Amador Valley Park, lack of Iitterbags at Kottinger Park and debris and litter in the Arroyo at Kottinger Park. Jerry Wagner, a Happy Valley resident, commented on the proposed formation of a Blue Ribbon Committee to identify Happy Valley Road bypass options. There were no other speakers. 6. PUBLIC HEARINGS & OTHER MATTERS 6a ADDroval of an affordable housinG aGreement for the SilverStone Communities DeveloDment located at 3909 Vinevard Avenue. (SR 06:078) Steven Bocian, Assistant City Manager, presented the staff report. Mayor Hosterman asked if staff would actively be engaged in making the determination as to what applicants may be eligible for these homes? Pleasanton City Council Minutes 4 03/07/06