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SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIAL 5. If one rents a field with lighting, is lighting (and the related fee) required? A. Lighting is only required if the rental is after daylight hours. It would be unsafe for participants to play in the dark. Agenda Item #9: Introduce an ordinance adding a new Chapter 13.20 to Title 13 of the Pleasanton Municipal Code establishing a public art contribution requirement for development and adoot a resolution amendina the Citv's Master Fee Schedule to add a public art contribution in -lieu fee 6. Please provide clarification regarding the proposed ordinance language regarding acquisition and installation of art, and the definition of "commission". A. The proposed budget includes pausing the Civic Arts Commission due to the significant reduction to staffing in the Library and Recreation Department. A City Council Ad Hoc Subcommittee will review commission structure in light of the new staffing structure beginning in Q1 of the new fiscal year. Including a broader definition of "commission" in the ordinance for public art contribution allows for public art projects to continue forward in light of these factors. Staff agrees with the proposed amendment by Jan Coleman -Knight to state: "WHEREAS, there is a community interest in expanding the existing and future body of public art in the City of Pleasanton, including providing for acquisition, installation and maintenance to sustain the inventory of public art." See the revised Ordinance attached (attachment 1). Agenda Item #23: Adopt a resolution adopting the Two -Year Operating and Capital Budget for Fiscal Years 2025/26 and 2026/27 and approving the Five -Year Capital Improvement Program for Fiscal Years 2025/26 through 2029/30 7. Is the "Fund 172 - TDA Grant" the MTC's TDA Article 3 program? Where is the accounting for the street sweeper and the anticipated TDA -3 funds in future years? A. The City receives two types of Transportation Development Act (TDA) funding, one from Article 3 and another from Article 4.5. TDA is a 1/4 cent general sales tax established in 1971 and the revenue is provided to local agencies based on population. Article 3 of the Act provides a portion of the tax for use on pedestrian and bicycle projects, and Article 4.5 is for use on transit programs and projects. While the TDA funding is a sales tax revenue, it is not distributed in the same way as Measure BB funds. The Measure BB funds are managed by Alameda CTC and the money is sent to the City on a monthly basis. At the end of the year the City provides a summary of expenditures to Alameda CTC. The 4