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F tJ�PLEfin THE CRY O i� �vided o th Ibg p d a City- ,tror Distribution of ticket it ; A I o ] - u. -iii NMI •-- Date G'C2i From: Pam Holmes Sent: Monday, March 21, 2016 11:52 AM To: Eric Luchini Subject: NO, NO, NO ON COSTCO Hello Eric, My husband and I have spoken with you a couple of times about our opposition to having a Costco on Johnson Drive because of the additional impact it will have on the neighboring area. We've already got the traffic to deal with at Stoneridge Shopping Center, 680 on and off ramps, nearness of 580 and traveling on Stoneridge Drive . . . especially during the holidays and commute times and when the water recycle center is open. I don't have a problem with some office development and, perhaps, a boutique hotel. But to put in something in like Costco would overwhelm the already impacted area with additional traffic, noise and environmental issues. Pleasanton sits between 2 Costco's that are each less than 5 miles from driveway to Costco. That's close enough. Why on earth would we need another one any closer??? believe that residents who don't live in the Johnson Drive area think Costco is a great idea but for those of us who live in neighboring tracts it would have a MAJOR impact. Please pass this on to the City Council and Planning Commission for serious consideration. Hopefully, they will listen to the residents in that area who will be most affected by high use commercial development. We are more and more losing the homey, quaint atmosphere of Pleasanton. Downtown is wonderful but don't forget those of us who live on the "outskirts" of downtown who will suffer with this kind of development so close our residential areas. Regards, Pam & Cornell Holmes Cornell&ram Holmes SaMinir ricasanton,CA 91-588 7R� Click here to report this email as spam. 2