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done, it will probably be July, which is the time when staff will be available to work on this project. Donald Temple, 6409 Alisal, President of the Alisal Improvement Association, supported the proposal and believed it will be a win for all - the community, the landowners, and the golfers. The cost impacts are the driving differences. We have made sincere efforts to narrow the gap. The proposed General Plan transfer of density on the SpoWrno property was to permit chstering of higher density in an out of the way place. A country lane would access that property and the golf course. He proposed locating the clubhouse and parking lot behind the hill, which would allow for a larger clubhouse. It would not be seen by residents and would not create traffic problems in the existing area. The gateway proposed could still be used. This also provides emergency access for the area. Since traffic would use a road with no homes facing the clubhouse, it could be larger. There could also be a 27 hole course, which would allow a more challenging layout. Since the Spotorno property may not develop immediately, we would allow traffic for no more than three years. The landowners are concerned for any delay that would impact the sale and want the new road so traffic is dumped on North Sycamore. That would bring 3000 more trips with buildout, including the golf course. If this street is capable of taldng that traffic, then a country lane over the hill should be good enough to take care of the golf course traffic. He proposed that a member of Council be appointed to meet with citizens to discuss issues and bring resources to resolve these issues. He felt it was important to have a plan for entire area to avoid another Vineyard situation. Mr. Temple had spoken to Sharrell Michelotti, who volunteered to work on this. He was concerned about the questionnaire to landowners and residents because it doesn't tell the whole story. People seem to think this is a done deal and he is concerned about that. He a/so felt it necessary to know the tentative layout of the golf course to see where homes would be developed. Ms. Michelotti appreciated being asked to work on this. There was a golf course committee and Karin Mohr was on that. She felt there should be two Councilmembers and Ms. Mohr should have the first opportunity to serve. Ms. Mohr believed this issue will continue beyond the end of her term on the Council and felt someone should be on the committee who will be around past November. Mr. Pico was concerned about starting before the end of July. Ms. Acosta indicated there is much more information necessary that staff does not have and cannot get until July. Mr. Tarver stated that based on his first meeting with the people in the area, there is a real need to have dialogue so everyone understands what is going on and the time table. He did not think staff had to do a lot of work, just get people to talk about areas of concern and start figuring out how to solve them. 05/07/96 -20-