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He felt that LOS E is already here and that traffic is impacted. He ged that the Commission turn down the applicant's request for modifications and at a Citizens Review Committee look at all the possible impacts. 2. Robert Pearson, 3590 Churchill Court, stated that he has been a t Council member and a past Mayor of the City. He said he is afraid of the word "fie .bility" and what it might connotate. He questioned how the City could afford to build $10 million interchange for W. Las Positas if they cannot afford to sweep the streets. He fe it was very important that an assessment district or some other means to provide funds for interchange be worked out now so that the City does not lose control over Hacien Business Park. Mr. Pearson expressed concern about sewer capacity and recalled an inci ent when he was on the Council when he was served with a lawsuit. He was also concerned about the possibility of drinking water from a reverse osmosis recycling system. He felt th technology involved in that system was limited and the long-term effects of drinking such w ter was undetermined. Mr. Pearson felt that it Prudential was not worried about sewer cap ity, they would not be asking for reservations at this time, and felt the City should not give any reservation on sewer capacity. In regard to traffic, Mr. Pearson felt that if anythin needs to be changed Prudential should have to pay for it, but that it should not be borne y the citizens of Pleasanton. He urged the Commission not give the applicant the fie .bility they are requesting. He reiterated that a Citizens Review Committee or a Ge era! Plan review be done before any further action is taken. 3. David Jones, 1605 Rose Avenue, addressed levels of traffic at D nker Drive and Johnson Avenue. He noted that he has property adjacent to those streets and that he has observed that people use those streets as a shortcut to Stoneridge Drive. He ressed concern that the City would eventually use that route to mitigate traffic and he w s opposed to that. In response to that concern, Mr. Swift discussed the matter with Mr. J nes and said he did not think the City would ever intend to install such mitigation measures; however, he would further research the matter and get back with Mr. Jones. 4. Robert Johnson, President of Diamond Properties, 840 Hincldey oad, Suite 220, Burlingame, specifically addressed concerns regarding the Lucky S re in Val Vista Center. He stated that he is very concerned how decisions tonight would affi t the economy of the Lucky Store, and noted that he had been at a previous meeting to e ress his concerns. He stated that he is particularly concerned about Lot l4A and the possi . .ty of another supermarket being put at that location. He felt that he has already 1 st some benefit of a driveway to Hacienda Business Park because of traffic mitigations d did not want further mitigations to affect his site. He felt that Prudential should solve th ir own problems as other businesses have to do, and that the City should not have to sol e them for Prudential. He noted that the Lucky Store thought expansion of their market wo d make them a more successful market; however, when they asked the Planning Departm nt about it they were told they could not expand because of lack of space in the Center. e explained that his plan included using some of the spaces now occupied or vacant in the Ce ter for Lucky's use. Planning Commission Minutes May 12, 1993 Page 10