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5, 6. A: Q: A: 7. Q: A: 8. Q: A: A: That was generally true; the bigger issue was when Silicon Valley's business picture improves, there will be much more traffic pressure put on the Tri-Valley. Can the model be married to other economic development scenarios in Santa Clara County and Silicon Valley? Yes. Silicon Valley is shown in very gross level detail. How is housing affordability tied to employment and salary? The model does not match the offered salary to income required for housing in the same area. Where do Danville residents travel for their jobs? The residents travel both north and south on I -680, as well as Crow Canyon and Tassajara. Residents of an area mayor may not work in those same areas. What was the conclusion of the survey of apartments near Hacienda? 35% of those apartment residents worked in Pleasanton, compared to citywide numbers that range between 21-25%. The City will conduct a telephone survey and other empirical data surveys at the apartments in Pleasanton to get a good handle on what happens to peak-hour traffic, where it is going, and why it is going there. That data would help fine-tune the models. The pay scale of the job and the affordability ofthe unit will be central to the discussion. All the apartments in the North Pleasanton area have at least 25% of the units that are rented to low-income residents. Residents of almost all ofthe low-income households work in the Tri-Valley. Q: V. DISCUSSION FOR UPCOMING ROUNDTABLE / HOST SELECTION Chairperson Maas noted that the Town of Danville had expressed interest in hosting the next Roundtable. Early spring of 2003 (possibly April) was suggested. Suggested topics of discussion may include a perspective from each jurisdiction about the Housing Element, their experiences with the HCD. Chairperson Maas believed that was an interesting subject, and suggested that the format be changed slightly to allow more discussion. Meeting adjourned at 8:05 p.m. Page 5 of5