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to multi-family homes that would not pay fees. Estimates were also made on commercial development. The more affordable units the City gains the more the $17 million figure decreases. As part of the General Plan update process, Mr. Brozosky asked staff to provide a matrix that would illustrate the amount of fees collected based upon the different decisions Council makes. Mr. Fialho noted that staff planned to have the Land Use discussion on April 11. Staff wanted to provide and frame for Council the lay of the land as it related to the arena numbers. The initial staff report included a discussion regarding the Affordable Housing Fee. Staff has bifurcated this report and scheduled the Affordable Housing Fee discussion for Council's second meeting in April. He recommended canceling the April 11 joint Council/Planning Commission workshop and instead, hold a discussion first about the Affordable Housing Fee Expenditure Plan as proposed by the Housing Commission that would help frame the issue for Council. This discussion could be held on April 18 followed by a joint CounciVPlanning Commission General Plan session for late April or early May. Council agreed with Mr. Fialho's proposal. Ms. McGovern recalled that staff was working on a Tri-Valley Affordable Housing Authority matrix, which included inclusionary housing fees of all the different cities, and a stratified look at what is occurring in the Region. She asked staff to provide Council with a copy of this matrix. There was no action taken. Direction was provided to staff regarding the opportunities for meeting the RHND opportunities as outlined on pages five and six of the staff report. There was a break at 8:30 p.m. The meeting reconvened at 8:37 p.m. 6b PDR-507. Citv of Pleasenton (SR 06:079) Application for design review approval for the Firehouse Arts Center to: (1) renovate the existing 2,4So-square-foot historical Fire Station No.1; (2) add an approximately 20,263- square-foot addition for theater, gallery display, classrooms, and support functions; and (3) demolish a portion of the existing, non-historic Fire Station No. 1 consisting of approximately 7,863 square feet. The property is located at 4444 Railroad Avenue and is zoned C-C (Central Commercial) District. Jerry Iserson, Director of Planning and Community Development, presented the staff report. Jim Wolfe, Director of Parks and Community Services, outlined the process that staff implemented in taking the project into the community and Council for direction. Kurt Schindler and Ed Noland, ELS Architects and Urban Design, reviewed the Firehouse Arts Center conceptual and schematic design. Pleasanton City Council Minutes 12 04/04/06