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PUBLIC HEARING WAS OPENED Katie Ryan, 6746 Payne Road, provided the Commission with a handout relating to illicit behavior that happens in public restrooms. She expressed concern with the proposed location of the second restroom. She noted this restroom is not easily accessible for patrol by police officers and she expressed concern with the accessibility of this park, and restrooms, to major freeways. She requested the second bathroom be relocated or eliminat~l and requested she be informed of upcoming heatings on the West Los Positas interchange. She noted that the odor is bad from the plant and additional planting of trees is desirable. Mr. Plucker noted that there is a Commission addressing issues relating to the West Los Positas interchange and that the Commission is in the process of finalizing their recommendation and alternative measures. Deborah Wahl, 4629 Mason Street, provided an overview of mitigation measures for the odor from the sewage plant. She spoke in support of the project. Marcia Rockwell, 6728 Payne Road, expressed concern with the location of the second bathroom and the safety of the children utilizing this restroom. She suggested relocating restroom to a central location and enlarging plans for this restroom. She expressed concern with the lack of parking for residents. She requested that trees be utilized that only shed leaves once a year. She expressed support with the sports park plan. Julia DuPuis, 6836 Payne Court, spoke in opposition to the second bathroom and noted a bathroom in a different location would encourage parents to accompany their children. She requested that additional parking be provided. Rudi Weber, 6872 Herrin Court, expressed support with the plan. He noted he was not in favor of the easement and the traffic. He noted there is only a sidewalk on one side of Stoneridge and inquired whether there has been discussion of installing a sidewalk on the south side of Stoneridge. He expressed agreement with his neighbors and relocating the second bathroom. Mr. Wolfe noted that issues relating to a sidewalk on the south side of Stoneridge Drive is being examined. Cindy Dileo-Tsono, 6837 Payne Court, expressed concern with the location of the corporation yard. Further, she expressed concern with the dust and noise that will be generated from the corporate yard. She requested that park maintenance personnel utilize the access road farthest from her house. She further noted she would not be in support of the second bathroom. Mr. Wolfe noted the corporate yard is a 4,000 square foot structure that will house park maintenance machinery, such as lawn mowers. David Madrigal, 6869 Massey Court, noted that parents and children should not have to be inconvenienced by walking to a bathroom that is located across the park. He spoke in support of a family bathroom. He further commented on the odor coming from the sewage facility. PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES June 28, 2000 Page 9