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Annette 3recheisen From: Pleasanton City ClerkLr� �su Subject: Against Irby Ranch Development Prov'tet A" Comer, AteiT From: Ellen Holmgren 2-C 11 7 Sent: Monday, February 06, 2017 3:53 PM DEto To:Steve Brozosky; Mayor and City Council <citycouncil @cityofpleasantonca.gov> Cc:Adam Weinstein<AWeinstein@ cityofpleasantonca.gov>;Jennifer Hagen<jhagen @cityofpleasantonca.gov>; Kendall Granucci<KGranucci @cityofpleasantonca.gov>; Pleasanton City Clerk<pleasantoncityclerk @cityofpleasantonca.gov> Subject: RE:Against Irby Ranch Development Dear Steve Brozosky, Thank you for your email regarding Agenda Item 12, Irby Ranch and Sunflower Hill, on the City Council Agenda for February 7, 2017. This email acknowledges receipt of your email to the Mayor and City Council and the City Manager. Thank you again for your interest in the City of Pleasanton. Sincerely yours, Ellen Holmgren,Administrative Assistant City of Pleasanton From:Steve Brozosky Sent:Sunday, February 05, 2017 2:40 PM To: Mayor and City Council<citycouncil @citvofpleasantonca.gov> Subject:Against Irby Ranch Development Dear City Council Members: I wanted to register my desire that you reject the high density residential development proposal at Irby Ranch at your next Council meeting. The community is having a hard enough time with the extra congestion of the recently approved housing developments in the city and we have yet to see the impacts of all the additional housing approved but not yet built. I feel it is time to hold on and see how the previous wave of new housing goes before rezoning more property into housing. There is no need to approve this zoning change in order to meet RHNA requirements. The only reason the city is contemplating this development is because of the link to the Sunflower Hill group. While I am a supporter of Sunflower Hill, I do not have any faith that a Sunflower Hill development will ultimately be built there. From what I have seen, Sunflower Hill will have a hard enough time financially with the new Livermore approval and they are not a large enough organization to make the Pleasanton development occur. The developer knows this but is using this group as a method to get their high density housing approved. If you really are interested in Sunflower Hill having space in that property, I ask you put conditions in this proposed development that they cannot take out any building permits for their homes until the Sunflower Hill phase has been completed. We will then see how confident the developer feels that a Sunflower Hill project will actually be financed 1