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WIS in the methodology is eliminated from the definition; Definition of ridges and ridgelines — Option 2; Manufactured slopes exceeding 25% grade — Option 2, with an additional provision allowing the evaluation of each situation on a case by case basis through the public review process; Streets and roadways — Option 2, as amended by Councilmember McGovern. Motion carried by the following vote: Councilniembers Cook- Kallio, McGovern, Sullivan, Thome, Mayor Hosterman None None Ayes: Noes: Absent: 1. ublic Hearing: P11 -08241P12 -0798, City of Pleasanton — Consider the Draft D• ntown •spitality Guidelines for commercial businesses and special events within the owntown Sp-cific Plan Area (Downtown) and related Pleasanton Municipal Code (PMC) endments, incl .•ing the creation of new hospitality districts and new hour, noise, and operati• requirements for h• -pitality uses Downtown; and a City -wide PMC amendment changing hen restaurants servint alcohol must apply for a Conditional Use Permit, and for the prep; -tion of a Negative Declare • n Director of Eco Council approve of hospitality guide' creating a positive of two Planning Co (PDA) board membe open and inclusive pu owners, business owne from the Chamber of Com mic Development Ott presented the staff report, statin an 11- member Downtown Hospitality Guidelines (DH es for entertainment, music and special events th d responsible environment for downtown vital' ssion members, two Council members, tw and five at large residents. They met is process that incorporated particip members of the Economic Vit - ity erce. The DHG Task Force recom on May 31, 2011. Key concep incorporation of a good neigh around entertainment, music an envisioned to be a good fit for m something different that what is de through the City's regular review p from the guidelines approved by the Planning Commission. that in October 2011 the ask Force to develop a set would address key elements in . The Task Force was comprised Pleasanton Downtown Association er a period of nine months in a very ion from residents, downtown property Committee (EVC) and representatives ended a set of draft g 'refines, which passed by a 6 -5 vote at its meeting of the guidelines i lude the designation of downtown hospitality areas, r policy, a notif =tion and disclosure process, commercial guidelines bars, and g '•ante surrounding special events. These guidelines are st, certai y not all, businesses in the downtown and those wanting such ribe• n the guidelines would always be welcome to apply . Ms. Ott noted that staff's recommendation differs slightly sk Force and do also include certain recommendations by the Ms. Ott presented a map of th central core area with more • downtown and adjacent re the Task Force and esse properties. Staff feels vitality and preservin She reviewed the • Create occasi • Incre thr proposed tensified use dences. She no ially increases the s amendment strikes a he quality of life for reside owntown Hospitality Area, which is ultimately defined by a nd a transition area that serves as a buffer between the d again that staffs recommendation differs from that of ansition area along Peters Avenue to the depth of two appropriate balance between encouraging downtown who live in and around the downtown area. (lowing key elements of the coin ew use category (special downtow al music or entertainment as a pemnitte se noise standards in the core area from 7 gh Wednesday and 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. Thursda • +-crease noise standards in the transition area from ercial guidelines: accessory entertainment use) that would allow use; to 74 decibels from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday through Saturday; 70 to 60 decibels from 9 p.m. to 8 a.m.; 7