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make it a vibrant, vital place for new development and expansion and provide shopping opportunities for the area. It was moved by Mr. Brozosky, seconded by Ms. McGovern, to adopt Resolution 05-069, a resolution amending Master Fee Resolution 92-100 to reflect a parking in-lieu fee of $14,000 per parking space in the Downtown Revitalization District. Ms. McGovern believed it was important to use these fees to provide additional parking in the Downtown. She asked if it was possible for the City to acquire the Alameda County Transportation Corridor and provide additional parking in the Downtown within the next two years? Mr. Fialho said the acquisition of the Transportation Corridor is not under the control of the City. He believed a goal of two years was attainable provided that the County was willing to cooperate. Ms. McGovern expressed the importance of providing additional parking in the Downtown, particularly for the Firehouse Arts Theater, which will attract additional patrons to the Downtown. Mr. Sullivan was comfortable with staff's recommendation. He believed it was a balancing act between collecting a fee and not inhibiting economic development in the Downtown. The Parking In-Lieu fee is not a way of collecting a significant amount of money to building parking lots; however, it provides an incentive for property owners to provide parking. Mr. Thorne supported staff's recommendation. At some point in time, he would be interested in learning how much it would cost to build a parking structure and the cost for a single parking space in the Downtown. Mayor Hosterman supported the motion and recognized the PDA for its hard work and for the direction in which it is proceeding. The roll call vote was taken as follows: AYES: Councilmembers - Brozosky, McGovern, Sullivan, Thorne, and Mayor Hosterman NOES: None ABSENT: None ABSTAINED: None Conceatual discussion of a future fireworks event for the Fourth of July. (SR 05:144) Mr. Wolfe presented the staff report. Eric Carlson, Fire Marshall, reported on the analysis, which included the issues and elements that would need to be considered if a fireworks display was held at the Dublin San Ramon Services District (DSRSD) property. A representative from the California Highway Patrol (CHP) expressed significant concerns about potential traffic problems in the area if a fireworks display was held at the DSRSD property. A fireworks display at this site would be visible from the I-580/680 Pleasanton City Council 27 09/06/05 Minutes