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Pleasanton council pauses budget decisions, unanimously continues special meeting to April 10
Summary
After hours of public comment and staff presentations, the council agreed to pause and reconvene April 10 for more analysis; motion to continue passed unanimously.
After extended public comment and a two‑hour staff presentation, the Pleasanton City Council on April 8 voted to continue the special meeting and further consideration of proposed budget reductions to Thursday, April 10 at 5:00 p.m. in the council chambers.
Mayor Balch called for a motion to continue; a council member moved and another seconded. The roll call recorded Council Members Aiker, Gatos, Nybert and Ta voting in the affirmative along with Mayor Balch; the motion carried unanimously. The council asked staff to produce supplemental materials for the continuation, including alternative library hour scenarios, refined grant‑funding options (including an RFQ model), potential crossing‑guard cost‑sharing arrangements with the school district, and options for Corporate Sponsorship/partnership proposals and CIP/OPEB tradeoffs.
Ending: The council did not adopt any specific reductions on April 8; the continuation is scheduled for April 10 to allow staff time to return with more detailed options and cost estimates.
