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In response to Commissioner Arkin's question, Ms. Seto advised that funds for the property acquisition and project eonsm~etion will be paid by developers, including the Ruby Hill project developers, and from the City's traffic impact fee. In answer to Chairperson Sullivan's question, Mr. Swift advised that funds would not be coming ~om the Vineyard Corridor developers. PUBLIC HEARING WAS OPENED Kent P~or, 3425 Bemai Avenue, advised that he resides across the street from the property. He asked if the City has taken ownership of Bemal Avenue between the two Vineyard intersections. He noted that when he first built in this area there was some discrepancy about street maintenance and safety issues. Mr. Grubstiek advised that Bemal Avenue between Tawny and Vineyard is owned and maintained by the City.. He noted that there is a portion of extra fight-ob way along the homes on the western side of the street that is still part of the County fight-obway. Mr. Swift confirmed that the new northbound lanes are in the City and that the City annexed Vineyard Avenue from the Tawny/Vineyard intersection westerly toward First Street. He stated that he would need to look at a detailed annexation map in order to accurately answer the question. Chairperson Sullivan requested that staffeontaet Mr. Pryor with aresponse. Dana Conte, 3374 Smoketree Commons, asked if the City intends to pave Vineyard Avenue to make it quieter. Commissioner Roberts advised that the installation of rubberized asphalt is proposed, but is not part of this project. In response to Ms. Conte's question as to whether a traffic light will be installed, Mr. Grubstick advised that a traffic signal will be installed at the Vineyard/Bemai intersection. Comelis Den Breejeh, 3268 Vineyard Avenue #1, stated that he would appreciate it if the cement block soundwail that was promised ten years ago could be built before the demolition occurs on this site. Mr. Swift stated that the new traffic volumes on the street as a result of the project would most likely necessitate building a soundwail along the new edge of Bemal Avenue and the mobile home park. Chairperson Sullivan suggested that Mr. Den Breejeh attend the January 9 City Council meeting when the City Council reviews the design of the project. Mr. Gmbstick stated that he will be in contact with Mr. Den Breejeh. PUBLIC ~IF~ARING WAS CLOSED Comnfissioner Roberts made a motion to adopt a resolution finding that the acquisition of 3421 Vineyard Avenue for the widening of Bernal Avenue to Vineyard Avenue and the widening of the Bernal Avenue Bridge over the Arroyo del Valle conforms to the General Plan. Commissioner Arkin seconded the motion. ROLL CALL VOTE AYES: Commissioners Arkin, Roberts, and Sullivan NOES: None ABSENT: Commissioners Kameny and Maas ABSTAIN: None Resolution No. PC-2000-64 was entered and adopted as motioned. PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES November 28, 2000 P~e5