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Gabriel Araiza, 1209 Machado — felt that staff was committed to what was in the original plan for this trail and was in support of the project, including shutting down the section of trail between Heinz Ranch/Mingoia and Machada Place. Jordy & Hilary Strain, 1332 Rhone Place — asked about the timeline for completion of the project, commented on original traffic circles on Vineyard Avenue, and access to Vineyard for homeowners living in the area. Mr. Strain advised that homeowners be informed of when construction items are taking place. Mrs. Strain mentioned that drag racing currently occurs at night along the section of Old Vineyard that is still open to vehicular traffic and that it is dangerous. Mr. Gruber advised that staff is anticipating a 60-working day period for construction of the project and Mr. Nelkie provided timeline information for construction advising that the main work would be paving of the intersections and impacts should be minor. He also noted that everyone within a specific area would be notified of the project and he City would make sure that everyone had access to their homes. Mrs. Roberts asked about traffic concerns and being able to have well access. Mrs. Strain asked about issues with the pulverization process. Mr. Nelkie advised that the City writes a number of things into project contracts to help take care of any concerns that may arise. Mark Kane, 892 Chateau Heights Court — commented on City's responsibility for damage to his property during construction — specifically impact to his pool. Mr. Nelkie advised that such would be addressed by the City and information will be provided on steps to follow for any possible claims. Aaron Harrosh, 1076 Heinz Ranch Court — commented on Machado traffic and expressed his concerns for safety of children. He liked that the project allows for traffic to be broken and coming from different areas. Mr. Harrosh felt something still needed to be done to address traffic impacts. Mr. Gruber noted that all comments will be taken into consideration and included into the Staff Report that will be presented to City Council. Melissa Toh, 1052 Heinz Ranch Court — agreed with comments made by Mr. Harrosh and felt that people will be affected by these concerns. Ms. Toh commented on accidents that have occurred in the area and other sections that are dangerous and need to be considered. Mr. Gruber advised that staff would address all concerns raised at this meeting and Mr. Tassano advised that his staff will look at this area again and provide updated information. Michelle Sezen, 924 Mingoia Street — indicated that her concerns were the same as those raised by Mr. Harrosh and Ms. Toh. She was also concerned about requirements for Fire Department access to the area. Old Vineyard Avenue Trail—Neighborhood Meeting Summary Notes March 2, 2017 Page 3