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CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING AGENDA PACKET
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AGENDA REPORT
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9/16/2025
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15Y
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REGULAR MEETING AGENDA PACKET
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Page 3 of 4 <br />not-for-profits. <br />Richmond Public Library $12.50/hourly (Occupancy unknown, <br />facility under renovation) <br />_____ <br />San Leandro Library $50-$250/hourly, depending on room <br />size and fee category <br />(Occupancy: Four rooms vary in <br />capacity of 42, 120, 150, 214 ) <br />Fees charged for <br />Equipment ($5- <br />$50) Kitchen, <br />Attendant, <br />Utilities, Security. <br />San Mateo Library $110-$210/hourly, depending on room <br />size and fee category <br />(Occupancy: Two rooms varying in <br />capacity, 36 and 124) <br />Fees charged for <br />A/V equipment <br />and stage rentals <br />• Dublin, San Ramon, and Danville are county libraries and were not surveyed. <br />• Mountain View, Menlo Park, Sunnyvale libraries do not have community <br />meeting rooms, only study rooms. <br /> <br />The proposed cost recovery model for Library Meeting Room rentals would align with the City <br />Council-approved Subsidy for Recreation Facility Rentals (Table 2), establishing user <br />categories in which groups providing greater community benefit receive higher General Fund <br />subsidies, while private rentals and businesses contribute more toward actual costs. <br /> <br />Table 2: Proposed General Fund Subsidy for Facility Rentals <br />Category/Description % Discount to Actual Cost/ <br />General Fund Subsidy <br />PUSD <br />Co-Sponsored Groups <br />40% <br />Non-Profit Organizations 30% <br />Pleasanton Residents (Private Use) 20% <br />Non-Residents (Private Use) <br />Businesses <br />0% <br /> <br />Proposed Fees <br />This cost-recovery model expands community access to the meeting room, while balancing the <br />need to sustainably manage facilities and staff resources. The proposed fees (Attachment 2) <br />are based on the market rates for other city libraries and will support staff costs for facility <br />monitoring of after-hours use, administrative expenses, utility costs, and ongoing <br />maintenance. <br /> <br />Implementation and Evaluation <br />If approved, the new structure would be implemented with the City Council-approved cost <br />Page 87 of 264
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