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Ms. Harryman stated that the Chrisman project pre-dated Measure PP. She noted that this project was on the Council's Agenda at its last meeting, which Mr. Bauer attended, and this discussion took place at that meeting as well. She affirmed that Measure PP was approved after the Chrisman project was first proposed and approved. Commissioner Balch stated, for clarification purposes, that the project was fully approved and ready to break ground, and then Measure PP or Measure QQ came along; that the project was already out of the gate and it cannot be brought back. Ms. Harryman confirmed that is correct. 2. Junipero Street is No 9 on the list of impacted roads in the City of Pleasanton. Does Mr. Tassano maintain a list and is that accurate? Mr. Tassano replied that he does maintain a list, and a resident needs to call him to get on the list. He explained that staff reviews all the streets on the list every year and then prioritizes them based on a set of standards. He confirmed that Junipero Street is on the list. Commissioner Balch asked Mr. Tassano to briefly explain what those standards staff considers might be. Mr. Tassano replied that staff looks at speed, at volume, at proximity to schools and parks, at accidents, and one or two other criteria. Mr. Dolan added that if the street makes the criteria for being high priority, then Mr. Tassano and his team meet with the neighborhood, and one of the issues is that the neighborhood has to agree on what the solutions are. He noted that the neighborhood does not always agree, and sometimes something does not happen because there is no agreement. Mr. Tassano stated that the City actually had a traffic-calming program enacted on Junipero Street, although it pre-dated some of the nice tools the City now has like speed bumps and radar speed signs. He noted that staff and the neighborhood did not really reach agreement on what to implement, and the neighborhood contacted him again, and staff came back and they reached agreement. Mr. Dolan stated that it is also important to point out that as a condition of project approval, knowing that it was pointed out that our traffic-calming program is under-funded, there is a condition that has been applied to this project where they would have to contribute towards the traffic-calming with the idea that, depending on which option is selected, some of those funds could be used to supplement projects in these two affected neighborhoods. Commissioner Nagler inquired, for clarification purposes, if the residents of Junipero Street or the neighborhood would support implementing traffic-calming measures in the neighborhood today if the funding existed. EXCERPT: PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING MINUTES, June 24, 2015 Page 26 of 45