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He spoke of the possible widening of Stanley Blvd. He spoke of the Heritage trees along Stanley Blvd., noting that they would try to keep them if at all possible. He said the site is crisscrossed by easements which also creates difficulties. Chairman Michelotti asked Mr. Boyd if he had a sample of the material to be used for the exterior of the building. He did not have one, but described it as a quarry-stone texture or like soundwall material. Mr. Kantor returned to the podium. He agreed with comments made regarding traffic problems that might arise on Stanley Blvd. and Del Valle Parkway. He introduced Darryl Alexander who he said would speak on that issue. Darryl Alexander of Alexander and Associates, 20~ Main Street, spoke regarding the various preliminary alignments that have been analyzed for the connection to Del Valle Parkway. He stressed that they would consider Alternatives B, C, D, but not A. Commissioner Hovingh asked if the Heritage walnut trees would not interefre with the power Iines. Mr. Alexander said they would move the power tines underground. Tom Hyrnes also represented the application. He addressed some of the services that might located in the complex, such as restaurants, light industrial, etc. He expressed surprise that staff was opposed to the color and design of the project and discussed that at length. Earl Augusta, 713 Community Court, Ripon, CA., the application. He supported the basic concep~ He stated that he had lived near the site for years and now his daughter lives there. drastically the area has changed from rural feel at this point in time that the proposed use also represented t of the project. a long number of They see how to developed and is appropriate. Richard Irby, 378D Stanley Blvd., stated he owns i(~ acres near the proposed site. He felt there would be a great impact on his store and home which was in close proximity. It was his understanding that 5G1 feet of his property would be taken for the possible widening of Stanley Blvd., and he was opposed to that. Commissioner Hovingh discussed with Mr. Irby the possibility of each party giving up 25 feet of their property. Mr. Irby did not wish to do this. Chairman Michelotti discussed with Mr. Swift how realignment of Stanley Blvd. might work. Gene Finch, iv Deer Oaks, expressed concern that the timing of the project is wrong. He felt there would be too much commercial development going on at the present time. He favored Page 12