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approvals so that supplemental environmental review can take place. Once this supplemental environmental review is complete, additional public comment will occur, and the City Council will consider reapproving the project. Although this project has already been subject to extensive environmental review, the City believes that this is the most effective way to provide the public and public officials with information and allow for reconsideration of the project. Costco is in support of this approach and is a signatory to the stipulation. • Status Under Review • Next Steps/Details: The City is currently conducting supplemental air quailty analysis. The project be reconsidered by the Planning Commission and City Council in the mid-to-late Summer 2019. • Applicant: City of Pleasanton • Staff Contact(s): Eric Luchini TRANSPORTATION PROJECTS Transportation Planning 41. Lions Wayside/DelucchiI Transportation/Traffic Project Park Master Plan — Permitting Development of final design and construction documents for the parks master plan is pending state and federal permitting to underground the "channel" at Lions Wayside Park. City staff met with the permitting agencies in April 2016 and are currently developing options for the park improvements that do not require undergrounding of the channel due to the regulatory agencies' position that it will not be allowed. • Status Under Review • Next Steps/Details: At the January 2019 meeting of the Parks and Recreation Commission, three potential designs were presented for discussion and review. Commissioners discussed the various advantages and disadvantages of each design, and proposed changes to two of the designs for further refinement and study. • Applicant: City of Pleasanton • Staff Contact(s): Gerry Beaudin 42. Bicycle and Pedestrian I Transportation/Traffic Project Master Plan High Priority Corridor The Pedestrian and Bicycle Master Plan, created in January 2010 was updated and adopted by City Council in June 2017. The update created an "All users and abilities" approach to facility design and provided a corridor construction priority. West Las Positas Boulevard was identified as the highest priority corridor and design is underway to develop bicycle and pedestrian improvements along the corridor. • Status Under Review Page 13 of 20