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Mr. Lum stated the bike path has been part of the General Plan Trails Plan as a major <br />part of the trails network. There was in place an agreement with Zone 7 for the location of the <br />anticipated trails and for sharing the use of the Arroyo for these purposes. Recently, grant <br />money has been obtained to fund this project. During the design process the residents would <br />be notified. <br /> <br /> Mayor Tarver said as part of the Design Review process, the public would be notified. <br />He felt the issue here was whether or not to have a bike path by the Arroyo. <br /> <br /> Mr. Lum said staff would notify residents adjacent to the Arroyo and hold neighborhood <br />meetings. <br /> <br /> Bruce Springer, 2047 Valley Oak Road, representing a group called "No on Renaissance <br />Pleasure Faire", said there were concerns with the proposed Renaissance Pleasure Faire. The <br />community is rural and the roads could not support the traffic created by the Faire, and it would <br />burden the local law enforcement agencies. The Faire has not had a good reputation in other <br />areas. The "No on Renaissance Pleasure Faire" committee suggested the City annex the <br />property and make the property a Green Belt in association with the City of San Francisco <br />Housing efforts. The committee also requested the City to establish a public hearing for <br />discussion on the Faire. <br /> <br /> Mayor Tarver mentioned the EIR process was almost complete. He has spoken with <br />Supervisor Steele about the issues. He invited Ms. Steele to come to Pleasanton to discuss the <br />concerns. He will work with Ms. Steele and the community to set up a meeting. <br /> <br /> Earl Riggs, 8519 Lupine Court, said he had concerns about the Renaissance Pleasure <br />Faire. He did not feel adequate emergency services could be provided for this event. He would <br />like to see the City involved because of major concerns relating to public safety and traffic. <br /> <br />6. PUBLIC HEARINGS AND OTHER MATFERS <br /> <br />Item 6a <br />AP-97-01 (Appeal of Case UP-97-03~. Todd Fu_iinaga/Bonfare Market. <br />Appeal Of a decision by the Hanning Commition approving an application for a <br />ConditiOnal use permit to establish a convenience market, B0nfare Market, in an <br />approximately ;5,100 sq.~- tenant space located at the Vintage Hills Shopping Center. <br />(SR97: 120) <br /> <br /> Mr. Swift presented the staff report. <br /> <br /> Todd Fujinaga, representing the owners, said he believed there was a need for this <br />convenience store. He was available to answer questions. <br /> <br />Pleasanton City Council 5/06/97 <br />Minutes 7 <br /> <br /> <br />