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SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIAL
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CITY CLERK
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AGENDA REPORT
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3/14/2017
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15Y
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SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIAL
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Annette Brecheisen <br />From: <br />Subject <br />Pleasanton City Clerk <br />East Pleasanton development <br />From: <br />Sent: Friday, March 10, 2017 3:23 PM <br />To: Mayor and City Council < citvcouncil @citvofpleasantonca.gov> <br />Subject: East Pleasanton development <br />To Whom It May Concern: <br />SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIAL <br />Provided to the City Council <br />After Distribution of Packet <br />Date <br />3 -io -17 <br />I read with interest the letter from fellow resident S. Yamaoda in today's Times Herald re an 880+ unit <br />housing and commercial development by Pleasanton's transfer station currently being pushed by a <br />developer. I do hope our pro - growth city council thinks long and hard before approving this <br />development. Approval would exacerbate many issues that Pleasanton currently has - water supply, <br />traffic congestion, crowded schools, poor water quality, urban spread, overwhelmed fire and police <br />departments, etc. <br />I know that we've had a nice rainy season this year; however, shouldn't we plan for the future and not <br />spread our resources too thin without a plan to increase our access to potable water? And as a side <br />note, in all the years I've lived here, the quality of the water has never been so bad and destructive to <br />clothing, appliances, cooking utensils, pots and pans, plumbing hardware and pipes. It's also hard to <br />clean the white residue left behind. <br />I really do not understand why Pleasanton insists on developing any and every open lot (or, at least <br />having a plan to develop these properties). Is the lure of tax dollars more important than residents <br />quality of life? <br />Regards, <br />Carol Fasulo <br />1 <br />
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