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6. Continued to April 15, 2008 Public Hearing: PUD-71, Michael Aminian/Vineyard Gardens, LLC -Consider an application for Planned Unit Development (PUD) rezoning and development plan approval to rezone an approximately .876-acre parcel from RM-4,000 (Multiple-Family Residential) to PUD-HDR (Planned Unit Development -High Density Residential) and to construct ten townhouse units at the property located at 3835 Vineyard Avenue Mayor Hosterman asked that Item 8 be addressed ahead of remaining items. 8. Supported the City of Dublin's request to relocate structures located on the former Kolb Ranch property at 11393 Dublin Canyon Road to Dublin Historic Park Planning Director Iserson said the City of Dublin has requested the City support their request to relocate structures on the former Kolb Ranch property to their Historic Park. They have approached staff, staff has reviewed them and they are on a PUD site approved several years ago, and those structures were not intended to be saved and are not on any Pleasanton historic list. Therefore, staff supports the City of Dublin's request. Mayor Hosterman recognized the heritage of the Kolb Ranch family's structures and supported the request. Councilmember Cook-Kallio said she and Councilmember Thorne met as the liaison committee and the Kolb family is anxious to move forward, and Councilmember Thorne agreed. Motion: It was m/s by McGovern/Cook-Kallio to support the relocation of the structures located on the former Kolb Ranch property at 11393 Dublin Canyon Road to Dublin Historic Park. Motion passed by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmembers Cook-Kallio, McGovern, Sullivan, Thorne, Mayor Hosterman Noes: None Absent: None 7. Reviewed Tri-Valley Transportation Fee increase Deputy Director of Public Works-Transportation Michael Tassano gave a PowerPoint presentation of the Tri-Valley transportation fee, said the Tri-Valley Transportation Council was formed in 1995 to look at future growth and regional improvements, they found 11 regional projects they wanted to fund, the funding began in 1998, and he presented the original 11 projects. The TVTC decided not to fund the entire 100% but decided to use a local match approach. In 2004, some projects have been completed and the TVTC came up with 11 new projects which would total 22 projects and he presented the list. Mr. Tassano said if freeway delays were measured now and if we do not do anything from this point forward, when we get in the year 2030 it is 40,000 hours of delay. If we do the projects, we get 32,000 hours of delay. The original 11 projects still have an unfunded balance of $389 million and the new 11 have $1.1 billion in unfunded cost. He presented the Tri-Valley fees for single family homes if they funded 100% of the $389 million and $1.1 billion. Currently, they charge $1,800 for a single family home. Staff is recommending following the same approach as the original vision for local matches, which would raise the fee to approximately $2,400 for a single family home. Any change in the fee needs a unanimous vote from the TVTC as well as approval from the Councils. City Council Minutes 11 April 1, 2008