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Mr. Brozosky asked if Council would establish a fee-based system for the cost of lighting the tennis courts or would the matter be referred to the Park and Recreation Commission for determination? Mr. Wolfe said the Park and Recreation Commission would be willing to make this determination; however, Council needed to provide direction to staff. Mr. Brozosky noted there was complete support from the School District Liaison Committee to improve and light the tennis courts at Pleasanton Middle School and that the lights be available through a fee-based system. He thanked the School District for working with the City on this project. Mr. Sullivan asked if the tennis advocates were supportive of this proposal as he was aware that they were not supportive of this concept originally. Mr. Wolfe said tennis advocates attended the Parks and Recreation Commission meeting. The tennis advocates are looking for a long-term solution and understand there is long-term discussion occurring. The tennis advocates clearly have expressed interest on potentially adding additional lighted tennis courts on the Bernal property. Since the funding is available in the Park and Recreation fund, the tennis advocates believed this would be an asset and their only concern in making this decision was that it not impact the ability to consider additional lighted tennis courts for the long-term on the Bernal property. Staff has assured the tennis advocates that lighting the tennis courts at Pleasanton Middle School would not preclude looking at potential facilities somewhere else in town, including the Bernal property. Ms. McGovern pointed out that joint use facilities between the School District and the City is a win-win situation. Higher quality tennis courts would be available for students at Pleasanton Middle School as well as neighborhoods adjacent to the Bernal property and the school site. She believed ample parking was available at Pleasanton Middle School. It was moved by Ms. McGovern, seconded by Mr. Brozosky, to authorize staff to proceed with improving and lighting the tennis courts at Pleasanton Middle School and to authorize the Park and Recreation Commission to establish a fee-based system for the cost of lighting the tennis courts. The roll call vote was taken as follows: AYES: Councilmembers - Brozosky, McGovern, Sullivan, Thorne, and Mayor Hosterman NOES: None ABSENT: None ABSTAINED: None 6c PAP-aS CPDUp-a) Vilas and Meaha Thuse (SR 06:033) Appeal of the Planning Commission's denial of an application for a conditional use permit to expand an existing small family daycare home into a large family daycare home for up to 11 children at 5276 Genovesio Drive. Zoning for the property is PUD-HDR (Planned Unit Development - High Density Residential) District. Pleasanton City Council Minutes 6 02/07/06