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Public Works 10. Public Hearing: 2008/09 Annual assessments for Landscape and Lighting Maintenance Districts: Adopted Resolution No. 08-215 confirming the Engineer's Report and Levying the 2008-09 assessment for District 1984-1 (Ponderosa-Del Prado); Resolution No. 08- 216 confirming the Engineer's Report and Levying the 2008-09 assessment for 1993-1 (Windsor); Resolution No. 08-217 confirming the Engineer's Report and Levying the 2008-09 assessment for 1993-2 (Bonde Ranch); Resolution No. 08-218 confirming the Engineer's Report and Levying the 2008-09 assessment for 1994-1 (Oak Tree Farm); Resolution No. 08-219 confirming the Engineer's Report and Levying the 2008-09 assessment for 1995-1 (Moller Ranch) 11. Approved "as needed" contracts for various out-sourced contractor services 12. Approved and authorized the City Manager to execute a consultant agreement with Fehr and Peers in the amount of $69,650 to prepare a traffic impact study for the Pleasanton Gateway project 13. Accepted the finding that the creation of a wetland and riparian mitigation site for the Bernal Avenue Bridge Project, CIP No. 995067, located at the southwest corner of Valley Avenue and Laguna Creek Lane, is consistent with the Bernal Property Specific Plan Councilmember McGovern confirmed that the wetland and riparian mitigation site will be constructed at the same time as the bridge and will compliment the existing trail that has been constructed to date. Christina Saldivar, Executive Director, Pleasanton Downtown Association, thanked the City and staff for the work done to obtain the railroad corridor, which would provide over 400 parking spaces downtown. Debbie Look, Campaign Director of the Pleasanton Cultural Arts Foundation, offered her congratulations to the City and County officials on the agreement to purchase the transportation corridor, which marks an important step in the revitalization of downtown Pleasanton. John Loll, incoming President of the Pleasanton Cultural Arts Foundation and member of the Civic Arts Commission, expressed his support for the City's acquisition of the railroad corridor, discussed its investment and importance for the downtown. 14. Approved plans and specifications, reviewed bids, awarded and authorized the City Manager to execute a construction contract to Gordon N. Ball Inc., in the amount of $3,917,374; approved and authorized the City Manager to execute a consultant agreement in the amount of $269,940 with S&C Engineering, Inc., to provide construction management and inspection support services for the Bernal Avenue Bridge and street widening from Vineyard Avenue to Del Valle Parkway, CIP No(s). 995067 and 005029 and Del Valle Parkway/Nevada Street Sewer Improvements, CIP No. 902028; authorized the Director of Public Works to approve and execute contract change orders for a contingency not to exceed $587,676 for necessary related project work; authorized the transfer of $525,000 from CIP No. 995066, Bernal Avenue Bridge & Bernal Avenue Street Widening; and approved the creation of wetland and riparian mitigation sites in the Arroyo del Valle and a the Bernal property adjacent to Mission Creek -Sullivan voting no Regular City Council/ Library Board of Trustees Minutes 3 June 17, 2008