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Commissioner Blank suggested that the Priority language indicate that the Commission wants to create efficiencies, and streamlining and removing inconsistencies and confusion that appear to be contained in the DTSP and DTDG, especially as it relates to historic buildings. The Commissioners agreed. Commissioner Blank moved to have only one item on the City Council Priorities, to create efficiencies, and streamlining and removing inconsistencies and confusion that appears to be contained in the Downtown Specific Plan and Downtown Design Guidelines, especially as they relate to historic buildings. Commissioner Narum seconded the motion. ROLL CALL VOTE: AYES: Commissioners Blank, Narum, Olson, Pearce, and Pentin NOES: None. ABSTAIN: None. ABSENT: None. with the motion. sprinkler ordinance was actually done and that he may have missed that meeting. Commissioner Blank explained that State law, through the updated Building Code, now requires buildings to be sprinklered; therefore, the City does not need to have its own ordinance. Commissioner Pentin stated that there are other important items on the list, such as the Pleasanton Pedestrian and Bicycle Master Plan, but he would like to see the Housing Element Update accomplished, which the City is supposed to do. Commissioner Olson noted that by court order, the City will have to get it done. Commissioner Blank recommended that the Commission put all its weight behind the one priority that is most important to the Commission. Commissioner, there are other important items on the list that never made it to the top, such as recreational vehicles and sports courts. Commissioner Pearce priority. She added that if the Commission stood behind this one priority, it has a greater chance of getting resources to implement this priority. PLANNING COMMISSION REGULAR MINUTES, March 9, 2011 Page 22 of 24