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everyone was captured. They also posted notices for the initial street-calming meeting and were unsure but thought they may have done noticing for the second meeting, as well. Councilmember McGovern felt the process of the temporary lumps for Crellin was important to her, she did not feel the City should indicate the lumps will be installed permanently and felt the City wanted to do the best thing for the neighborhood. She was in favor of installing the radar speed signs and said they worked for her, wanted a temporary installation with a 6-12 month review for speed lumps and ask that it be brought back to Council when the bypass road is completed. She requested the City request a waiver from the County regarding the streetlights and requested striping on the speed bump or a sign that states, "speed bump ahead." Mayor Hosterman requested aone-year trial period. Councilmember Thorne echoed support as stated by Councilmember McGovern and confirmed there was higher speed in the Happy Valley area than other parts of the community. Councilmember Cook-Kallio confirmed that staff will request avariance/waiver from the County and if not granted, the Council will have the matter reconsidered. Mr. Tassano said in response to Mr. Barlow's questions he said the area in question was the southern most lump on Alisal. Some of the access areas to the homes in the County property were difficult to determine whether the access is taken off of Happy Valley or Alisal, but he did work with the Steering Committee to ensure they noticed every residential area. Regarding street lumps on driveways, Mr. Tassano said it was not an ideal solution but they are traversable on the sides and staff would notice the property owner and mark their locations. Motion: It was m/s by McGovernlThorne to approve Sycamore Road and Alisal Street Traffic Calming Program as recommended by staff, return to the Council in one-year, request avariance/waiver from the County and if not granted Council will have that portion of the matter reconsidered; to implement radar speed signs, to implement striping to be included on the speed lumps and/or signage to indicate "speed lumps ahead°. Motion passed by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmembers Cook-Kallio, McGovern, Thorne, Mayor Hosterman Noes: None Absent: Councilmember Sullivan 24. Authorization to join the East Bay Regional Communications Joint Powers Authority Assistant City Manager Steven Bocian presented the report and said there were two elements to the report; 1) approval of an amendment to an agreement that the Cities of Livermore and Pleasanton have with Macro Corporation to continue to explore upgrades and replacement of our existing radio system; and 2) recommending that the City join the EBRCS-JPA. The City is going in a parallel path with both issues and feels there is a significant opportunity to have its own radio system but at the same time recognize the regional opportunity to be involved with the EBRCS. City Council Minutes 15 July 17, 2007