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Commissioner Balch: Along Cole's Market. It's like five corridors at the Firehouse parking lot. Beaudin: It's a transportation corridor..... Ott: You're talking behind Cole's market behind Pleasanton Plaza. That's termed Spring to Ray Street; it's the north end. Chair Ritter: I'm in favor of moving a priority up to get it done quicker than something taking longer. If there's something we could get done quicker, than I'm in favor of it. Commissioner Brown: So I was referencing Figure 9 which shows the Class 1 trail; I'm sorry, page 22. Yeah, I mean I was referencing this proposed Class 1 being Class 3 and I think that runs along the same line. Commissioner Balch: The new plan for Delucchi, Lions, Wayside, the master plan for that park has the trail just so everyone knows veering to First Street and then it would run along First and veer back to resume the plotted path hash marked green just as an FYI. Commissioner Nagler: This is not our content area? You know why that park's delayed, right? Chair Ritter: It's the creek. Commissioner Balch: It's to fill a ditch Commissioner Brown: So back to Herb's comment, I view that walking /biking corridor through downtown and the parking; it needs to be done in concert. Parking is done in concert with the bike and connection corridor so that you can not only park but you could transit along the downtown and get to the businesses in the downtown. Just as a side comment by the way, Figure 7 of the report, I really felt that was pretty .... pretty...I liked the fact that the report was not just a report, but actually had the implementation plans. Figure 7 in the report was very actionable when it started talking about "get transiting from parking to the streets" and that was the comment I was making talking about that Class 1 trail, which is that whole corridor and the transiting to and from the parking to the trail to get across is pretty key. Commissioner Balch: I would like a page number on every page Chair Ritter: You pay extra for that. Commissioner O'Connor: I would have to say that one of the things we probably skipped over here is when we talk about some corridor parking which is certainly cheaper, we already have the money and all we have to do is start paving.... Beaudin: We have a fair amount of some cleanup too. Commissioner O'Connor: When people complain to me about parking I always tell them, have you looked at this and have you looked at that? One of them I always direct PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, August 24, 2016 Page 32 of 39