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. . Chairperson Pentin agreed there was no reason to have two (2) staging areas in such close proximity to each other, especially if the Alviso Adobe could accommodate all needs. Mr. Fulford advised that drawings for the Alviso Adobe project are complete and ready for bid. . Accommodating trailers would not be a problem, the dilemma is that the entire parking area is designed to be paved. A motion was made by Commissioner Narum, seconded by Commissioner Ellgas, supporting the elimination of the proposed staging area associated with the Meadowlark Residential Development (Austin Property) as recommended by the Trails Ad Hoc Committee, with a recommendation to use the parking lot at the Alviso Adobe project as a trail staging area as proposed in the bid package, ROLL CALL VOTE: AYES: Commissioners Ellgas, Kinzer, Kummer,' Narum and Chairperson Pentin. NOES: None ABSENT: Commissioner Dibiase. ABSTAIN: None. C, Parks Maintenance Division Quarterly Report for January, February, and March 2006 Ms, Hagopian reviewed the report with the Commission, and advised that routine maintenance activities for the first quarter included lurfmowingledging and leafremoval as weather permitted. Due to unsettled weather, much of the time was spent removing storm litter and damaged trees. Winter tree planting continued through much of February and March, including bare root trees throughout the park system. Ms. Hagopian provided the Commission with an update on the renovations at Amador Park. She advised that herbicide was applied to the turf in areas to be renovated, the field area has been turned, and 600 yards ofloam has been brought in. It is hoped that the park will reopen in spring 2007. Commissioner Kummer asked about erosion on the Callippe Preserve Golf Course Trail, and was informed by Ms. Hagopian that the sloped areas adjacent to the west side trail, near the 12th and 15th tees, were reseeded due to erosion damage from the rains, D. Community Services Division Quarterly Report for January, Februarv and March 2006 Mr. Wolfe reviewed the Community Services Division quarterly report for January, February, and March 2006 with the Commission. He advised that Program Naturalist Dino Labiste announced his resignation to accept a full-time position with East Bay Regional Park District (EBRPD). A Community Garden Coordinator was hired this quarter to manage the garden area in Val Vista Community Park. To date, 21 of the 31 garden plots (225 sq. ft.) have been rented for $75 per year. Mr. Wolfe further discussed the success ofthe teen programs, including the Youth Music Festival and Youtli in Government Day, and programs at Pleasanton Tennis and Community Park. Parks & Recreation Commission Minutes May t 1.2006 Page 4