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requires every custom home builder to plant a certain number, size, and type of tree with the development of the site. Councilmember Thome questioned whether the conditions included the adjacent property owner's requests. Mr. Iserson responded the conditions were addressed at the Planning Commission stage. Vice Mayor Sullivan opened the public hearing. Greg Reznick owner of property at 5 Windy Oaks Road mentioned the spirit and philosophy behind the entire development was to show respect for the Specific Plan, for the demography of the site and to the City of Pleasanton. Vice Mayor Sullivan closed the public hearing. City Attomey Roush explained that a condition could be written that would link project approval to the construction of the water tank. Vice Mayor Sullivan reopened the public hearing. Greg Reznick, owner of property at 5 Windy Oaks Road, voiced his concems regarding why the approval of his project should be based on a condition as to the construction of the water tank. Vice Mayor Sullivan noted that Council wanted to explore options for financing the water tank regardless of the earlier agreement. Vice Mayor Sullivan closed the public hearing. Motion: It was m/s by Thome/McGovern to introduce Ordinance No. 1938 an ordinance approving the application of Threehand, LP/Greg Reznick for PUD Development Plan Approval as filed under Case PUD-54, subject to an additional condition that prior to the Council's approval of a final map for the project, the City shall have awarded a contract for the construction of a water reservoir, and for the installation of a rough graded road to the water reservoir, on the applicant's property. Motion passed by the following vote: Ayes: Noes: Absent: Recused: Councilmembers McGovem, Sullivan and Thorne None Mayor Hosterman Councilmember Brozosky City Council Minutes 10 August 15, 2006