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WHEREAS, B~IEREAS, WHEREAS, I~IEREAS, ~L~FHEREAS , ~EREAS, as a result of said publications, the City received two letters, one signed by 11 residents and one signed by one resident, requesting a public hearing; and ~EREAS, members of the City Council and City staff on May 1, 1975, held a meeting with residents in the area in which the Stoneridge overcrossing will be located, including within said group the residents who had signed the letters re- questing a public hearing, in order to provide informa- tion with respect to said overcrossing; and said meeting was attended by approximately 50 residents of the City at which time all questions regarding the overcrossing and the environmental assessment of the same were discussed and answered; and subsequent to said meeting of May 1, ten of the twelve signators to the letter requesting a public hearing signed notices of withdrawal of their requests for said hearing. the City Council of the City of Pleasanton is of the opinion that said overcrossing is in the best interest of serving the needs of the 32,000 residents of the City of Pleasanton, although it is recognized that some disagree- ment as to the necessity of an overcrossing in that site or any other site may exist among a small minority of residents within the City; and pursuant to guidelines established under the National Environmental Policy Act, it is necessary for the City Council to determine whether an additional notice of public hearing on the aforementioned negative declaration should be published; and it is the opinion of the City Council, based upon the time and effort which has been undertaken by members of the City Council and staff to explain as fully as possi- ble to interested residents of the City of Pleasanton the -2-