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5. MEETING OPEN TO THE PUBLIC David Glenn, 10 Tehan Canyon Road, addressed two concerns he had with Tehan Canyon Road and the Boulevard Development project: 1) the drainage culvert under the easement and 2) the bypass access. He felt the culvert was not adequate to handle the drainage for this area. He asked for the bypass to be restored so it could be used for emergency access and in the event there are problems on Tehan Canyon Road. Mr. Pico asked what he would like the City to do. Mr. Glenn said he would like this item put on a future agenda so he could clearly articulate what his concerns were. He has at least five or six concerns in addition to the two mentioned. Frank Lehne, 50 Tehan Canyon Road, had three concerns. He would like (1) the bypass road to be left open; (2) make sure the fencing was done properly; and (3) to clarify the use of an electric gate. He was also concerned about a manhole cover within the street easement. Ms. Acosta said it is difficult to address these detailed issues at this meeting. She asked the property owners to schedule time with staff to work through these issues. Mayor Tarver said Council appreciated Mr. Glenn and Mr. Lehne bringing these issues to its attention; but a better approach would be to bring the issues to staff and see if the issues could be solved. Kris Jarvis, 1980 Palmer, thanked Council for the progress that was bring made on the Martin Avenue bike path and for having the trees trimmed. Her next concern would be to have Cameron widened, the bike paths on Cameron installed and three way stop signs put at the comer of Cameron and Martin with crosswalks. Mr. Lum said the delay with the bike path on Martin was coming to an agreement with Kaiser Sand and Gravel for the right to use its property. Kaiser Sand and Gravel has now given the City a right of entry to construct the bike path. An agreement for permanent access should be reached in the next few weeks. Staff is working on a design for the widening of Cameron and providing a bike path. Staff will hold a neighborhood meeting within the next few weeks to review pertinent issues. The stop sign issue will need to go through the normal process. Ms. Ayala asked if the walking and biking programs were still successful. Ms. Jarvis said yes. Mayor Tarver asked if staff anticipated another hearing in regards to funding for these -- issues. Pleasanton City Council 10/07/97 Minutes 4