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Steven Bocian From: Sean <fz1932 @comcast.net> Sent Thursday, January 15, 2015 6:08 PM To: Steven Bocian Subject: RE: Synthetic Turf selection considerations - RE: RFP Bernal Community Park, Phase II Appreciate the quick response. City governments are making prudent decisions to pass over RFP responses that incorporate ANY product coming in contact with children's skin (or lungs)that require display of a Prop 65 Warning Label or any potential health risk for that matter. (i.e CA Prop 65 law relating to Crystalline Silica). I would imagine many sports park entrances are now required to display Prop 65 warning on their artificial fields. In my experience, sales reps for manufacturer, distributor or installation contractor have a single goal in mind, sell product and provide only facts that support his or her goals and objectives. With that said, if a more expensive field product eliminates 100%of the risk and requires no warning label or defense by sales rep, then you have found a product we can all stand behind. Found one candidate with a quick google search. No endorsement,just informational. (http://sportsfieldengineering.com/eco-safe-infill/) Not sure how old you are...but I'm old, and was once told that brake dust was no big deal, lead paint was only a problem if swallowed, chewing tobacco and a few cigarettes a week has no health impact...funny how those stories worked out. Pleasanton is a safe place to raise kids and I'd like to keep it that way.Thank you for your consideration on this matter. Sean From: Steven Bocian [mailto:SBocianCalci tyofpleasantonca.gov] Sent: Thursday, January 15, 2015 2:53 PM To: 'Sean' Subject: RE: Synthetic Turf selection considerations - RE: RFP Bernal Community Park, Phase II Thank you for your email. The City has issued its RFP for the purchase and installation of the three synthetic turf fields for the Bernal Community Park, Phase II and it includes an option for vendors to submit a proposal that eliminates or minimizes the use of crumb rubber. Once the bids are received, we'll evaluate these options, as well as the base submittal which does include crumb rubber, and develop a recommendation. Thanks for your interest in this matter. Steven/BocCa'v Assistant City Manager 123 Main Street Pleasanton, CA 94566-0802 (925) 931-5002 sbocian @citvofpleasantonca gov From: Sean (mailto:fz1932©comcast.net] Sent: Thursday, January 15, 2015 11:22 AM To: Steven Bocian Cc: PTown Weekly #2 Subject: RE: Synthetic Turf selection considerations - RE: RFP Bernal Community Park, Phase II 1