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<br />~ plan that was presented in the ridgelands information did not prope ly address the needs of <br />the avid golf-playing citizens that she had contacted. She conclud that she would like to <br />present her negative vote for the ridgelands plan. <br /> <br />Debra Scherrer, 30261 Palomares Road, Castro Valley, represen <br />ridge. She felt they had a different view point of the plan than PI <br />there were a lot of negative impacts in regard to development to th residents of her area and <br />Castro Valley. She did not feel the plan as proposed protected the 1-580 view at all and that <br />it should be screened from view. She did not think that the west . dge would be screened <br />from Castro Valley's view and she felt this might be a problem. S e was concerned that <br />Palomares Road and Palo Verde Road would be chosen as an III s to the hills and she was <br />not in favor of that. She felt that should development take place i the hills that people <br />would be going to Castro Valley which would increase their traffic She further felt that the <br />plan as presented precludes EBRPD's plan for the area. She urg that Pleasanton not accept <br />the plan, but that they work with the EBRPD. <br /> <br /> <br />Maudalene Marshall, 1405 Elliott Court, said she had served on th Executive Committee. <br />She urged that the Commission support the Executive Committee's decision to support the <br />plan as presented. She stated she is in favor of putting the plan 0 the ballot in June and that <br />support of the plan was in the best interest of all the citizens of PI ton. <br /> <br />Bunny Ginn, 6390 Palo Verde Road, Castro Valley, said she felt i was important to <br />- remember that over one-half of the Executive Committee and full mmittee were <br />landowners in the ridge or their agents. She expressed concern th t development of the ridge <br />would adversely affect Palo Verde Road residents and Castro Vall yand that these areas <br />could become a primary access to the ridge. In addition, she had ncerns about how the <br />ballot language would be presented to the voters, noting that Meas re M and N were very <br />confusing. She urged that ballot language be carefully considered. <br /> <br />Joan Tenbrink, 4265 Mirador Drive, Pleasanton, stated that as a ember of a subcommittee <br />she felt that she had been abused and did not get an adequate op nity to express her <br />views. She felt that the committee should not have met on holida s, as these are the times <br />when she wanted to go away with her family. She also felt that me of the rules of the <br />committee were not fair, in that only three absences were allowed' she noted that she thought <br />the committees would meet only for three months; however, it tu ed out to be 10 months. <br /> <br />Janet Cristiano, 4184 Creekwood Court, Pleasanton, lives next to <br />she was on the Executive Committee; she supports the plan as pr <br />plishes the goal of Measure M. She felt that the plan is ready to <br /> <br /> <br />oothill High. She stated <br />nted and feels it accom- <br />o on the ballot in June. <br /> <br />~ <br /> <br />Geoff Cooper, 7534 Flagstone Drive, Pleasanton, said after thinki g about the process he felt <br />the whole thing was just a slap in the face of EBRPD and the wor of their master plan, <br />which has been in place for years before this plan ever showed up He felt that EBRPD <br />supplied more benefit to the Bay Area than any other agency and e expressed support for <br />their master plan. <br /> <br />Minutes Planning Commission <br />February 12, 1992 <br /> <br />Page 17 <br />