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15. Medical Technology - A representative from a business involved with the research, development or application of medical technology with an office located in Pleasanton. 16. Non-Profit Organization - A representative recommended by the board of directors of a local non-profit organization whose membership in the organization is expected to be at least two years from the time of the appointment to the Committee. 17. Business Park - A representative from the owners or management of one of the following business parks: Pleasanton Park, Hacienda Business Park, Stanley Business Park, Valley Business Park or Bernal Corporate Center. 18. Commercial Service Firm - A representative from a business specializing in commercial services with an office located in Pleasanton. 19. Professional Service Firm - A representative from a business that provides professional services with an office located in Pleasanton. 20. Infrastructure -A representative from a business or public entity that provides infrastructure services, such as water, sewer, or power, which has an office located in Pleasanton or who directly serves the Pleasanton community. 21. Medical Services - A representative from a business that provides or is involved with the provision of medical services with an office located in Pleasanton. 22. Business At Large -A representative from a business or company with an office located in Pleasanton. 23. Community Based Organization - A representative recommended by the board of directors of a local community based organization whose membership in the organization is expected to be at least two years from the time of the appointment to the Committee. Section 4: Members shall be appointed to the Committee in accordance with City resolution No. 97-18, A Resolution Establishing Procedures for Appointments to City Boards and Commissions, except specific groups or organizations as identified by the City Council (i.e., the Chamber of Commerce, the Tri-Valley Convention and Visitors Bureau, and the Pleasanton Unified School District) may choose their own representatives, subject to confirmation by the City Council. Section 5: The Committee shall hold regular meetings as follows: a. The Committee shall meet at least quarterly and no more than bi-monthly wit the time and place and date set by the Committee. b. Special meetings may be called by the Committee chairperson or by any twelve members, provided written notice is given twenty-hour hours in advance of the special meeting to the following: each Committee member, local newspapers of general circulation, and to anyone who has filed with the City Clerk or the