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the City. This will primarily address traffic. On November 16, 1981 there will be a joint City Council/Planning Commission meeting to hear a presentation by Prudential on their Hopyard Road project. Although public is invited, this is not to be a public hearing but is for information purposes only. Commissioner Jamieson indicated it appears that Prudential is doing more than the typical grading work on their Hopyard Road site. It was explained that as part of the grading permit they had to relocate the Chabot and Hewlett canals and install a storm drain. Mr. Warnick stated that Prudential has entered into an agreement with the City of Pleasanton to widen to six lanes Hopyard Road from Johnson Drive to the Arroyo Mocho. Commissioner Jamieson inquired about an EIR for the Prudential pro- posal. Mr. Harris stated a consultant has been hired and an EIR is being done. He stated this document is being prepared in conformance with CEQA. Commissioner Wilson asked if the Planning Commission would be furnished material to review prior to the joint meetings. Mr. Warnick indicated that material could be furnished by Mark Thomas. Mr. Harris stated that the Prudential PUD won't be considered by the Planning Commission until the EIR is completed. Commissioner Wilson asked, concerning the assessment districts for north Pleasanton, if amounts would be furnished. Mr. Warnick stated that there would be a preliminary engineering report which would still be subject to changes. Commissioner Doherty indicated that the magnitude of the Prudential development is causing a great deal of concern in the community and that he feels the Commission has not been totally involved in some of the things that have been going on and that this will effect Pro- position A's outcome with regard to the Meyer project. He stated hs is not at all comfortable with what is going on near Hopyard Road. He indicated the City is being pushed with more vigor than he would like to see. He said he was sure that the developers would disagree with these comments. He said this has caused more concern than anything he can recall in his nine year tenure on the Planning Com- mission and that the matter is going to have a significant effect on the Meyers business park. UP-81-26, Woodhill Development Company Application of Woodhill Development Company for conditional use permit approval to allow a sales office and model home complex on the north side of Laramie Gate Circle and the west side of Santa Rita Road (Tract 4671). The property is zoned R-1-6500 (Single-Family Resi- dential) District. A negative declaration of environmental impacts was also considered. -2-