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CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLEASANTON ALAMEDA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA RESOLUTION NO. 03-008 RESOLUTION REGARDING BYPASS ROAD IN THE HAPPY VALLEY SPECIFIC PLAN WHEREAS, the Happy Valley Specific Plan, adopted by the City Council in June 1998, (a) provides that one of the components of the Plan's vehicular circulation system includes a Bypass Road which will provide access to the Spotorno and Golf Course Properties, (b) identifies the general location of the Bypass Road (See Figure VI-2), (c) states that dedication of the Bypass Road right of way shall be the responsibility of the developer of the Spotomo property at no cost to the City, (d) sets forth a cost sharing formula for the improvements relative to the Road and (e) provides that until the Bypass Road is constructed, vehicular access to the Golf Course t~om the Happy Valley Loop (Alisal Street, Happy Valley Road) will be permitted; and WHEREAS, due to the concerns concerning when the Spotomo property would be developed, the Council, when it approved Tentative Map 7372, adopted a condition directing staff to investigate studying alternatives to the proposed location of the Bypass Road as shown in the Specific Plan; and WHEREAS, City staff solicited input as to alternative locations from the residents in the Happy Valley area, the Spotorno family, Alameda County, and the Planning Commission and presented those alternatives to the City Council on January 21, 2003, at which time the Council took substantial public testimony as to this issue; and WHEREAS, the residents in the Happy Valley area have expressed their desire to have no study performed other than a study of the Bypass Road as currently shown in the Happy Valley Specific Plan; NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLEASANTON RESOLVES AS FOLLOWS: Section 1: The City Council directs staff to study only the Bypass Road in the Happy Valley Specific Plan, to work with the Spotomo family to expedite the planning of the Bypass Road and any development plans for the Spotomo properties, and to review an interim alternative access to the Golf Course property thatI would help divert traffic off Sycamore Road and onto Sycamore Creek Road.