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3. Public comment from the audience regarding items not listed on the agenda Pat Costanzo, PCJ Real Estate Advisors — representing one of the owners of the Merritt property, which is approximately 46 acres located at 4131 Foothill Road. Mr. Costanzo explained that his group has studied the Foothill Road Bicycle Corridor Plan thoroughly and as a community benefit, they will be identifying improvements for bicycle and pedestrian safety that could be implemented when the property is developed. He asked the Committee to read his supplemental letter and asked they consider this project for recommendation in the 2019 City Council Work Plan Priorities List. MATTERS BEFORE THE COMMITTEE 4. Draft Trails Master Plan review Randy Anderson, TrailPeople, provided a brief overview of the contents and explained how to the input and data received from public outreach and staff helped create the final d raft. Mr. Gruber stated that the Parks & Recreation and Planning Commissions will see the Draft Trails Master Plan at their upcoming meetings in March 2019. He asked the Committee for any comments. Chairperson Bowers opened the meeting for public comment at 7:10 p.m. Marianne Spotorno, Spotorno Family Ranch — wanted to address a clear delineation that the entrance to the ranch is private property. She explained that part of the ranch is being developed while the rest will remain private property. On page 62, the trails map shows a proposed trail going up the Spotorno's driveway and members of the public have already wandered up to the home looking for the trail. She asked that this be corrected as soon as possible to avoid further trespassing. Mr. Gruber stated he will correct this and the detail map has already been updated. John Spotorno, Spotorno Family Ranch — questioned the validity of the public outreach data as the number of Pleasanton residents that took the survey appears low. He noted there are numerous graphics that need to be updated. Mr. Spotorno would like to see a disclaimer in the document that would explain that dotted lines depict proposed trail routes and any graphics drawn over current private property are conceptual only, for the purpose of connectivity and specific language that would deter people from wandering onto his property in future. Mike O'Hara, Developer for Tim Lewis Communities (Spotorno Ranch Project) — identified that page A-7 does not match A-5. He would like see the background maps Bicycle, Pedestrian & Trails Committee Minutes January 28, 2019 Page 2 of 5