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Bicycle, Pedestrian & Trails Committee Minutes April 25, 2022 Page 2 of 5 The Committee Members introduced themselves and discussed the experience and reasons for serving. 3. Public comment from the audience regarding items not listed on the agenda Todd Nelson discussed the prior practice of publishing future agenda topics and suggested the Committee discuss the final term of agreement between Zone 7 and the City; how to prioritize $95,000 that was earmarked for trails maintenance; how to prioritize $50,000 that the City received when the meadowlark trail was cancelled; what Zone 7 was doing on the Alamo Canal; discussion with Livermore funding and successful bridge development; and update on the BAR T project to build bike infrastructure through Dublin/Pleasanton station. MATTERS BEFORE THE COMMITTEE 4. Review Trails Master Plan Update Landscape Architect Assistant Hosterman provided an update on the Trails Master Plan. In response to Chair Fields, Ms. Hosterman confirmed the required easements for the Southeastern Hills Trail associated with the Spotorno development; current construction of the Lund Trail and trail access; and potential field trip to the trails. In response to Member Houston, Ms. Hosterman explained the envisioned Foley Trail. In response to Ms. Piekarski, Ms. Hosterman stated she would provide an update on the proposed completion of the Lund Trail. In response to Chair Fields, Ms. Hosterman confirmed that the do tted red line was the eventual connection from Lund Ranch to the Callippe Preserve and Sycamore. Member Fields asked about the mentioned survey. Ms. Hosterman provided the URL for the survey which was also included in the agenda packet. Member Houston expressed disappointment that the end of West Las Positas would not continue. Ms. Hosterman discussed the expired East Bay Parks MOU and potential future completion after the Tyler staging area completion. Member Houston asked for a timeline on development of the private property related to the Marilyn Murphy Kane Trail. Ms. Hosterman explained the preliminary review process and potential timeline. Member Houston discussed the public comments related to the Aug ustin Bernal Trail and conflict on mixed trails. Ms. Hosterman stated the trail would be mountain bike only. Member Piekarski discussed bikers using hikers only trails. She stated she was surprised at how far along the trail was since it was not on the priority list. Ms. Hosterman stated the Augustin Bernal Trail was prioritized by the Council with design started in August 2020. She explained that the trail was relatively easy to build and had a lot of support. Member Piekarski expressed concern with the BPTC not being informed and asked the