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Mr. Pico felt the other point to be made was the General Plan Steering Committee <br />directly addressed a recommendation as to whether the City should continue to plan for the West <br />Las Positas interchange. That is a specific task and is significantly different than the language <br />proposed and modified. He felt a decision needs to be made as to whether the West Las Positas <br />interchange is to be built or not. There are valid concerns about the impact on the <br />neighborhood. <br /> <br /> Ms. Mohr asked Wayne what other neighborhoods would be affected by traffic if the <br />West Las Positas interchange is not built. <br /> <br /> Mr. Rasmussen indicated the environmental impacts would have to be plotted throughout <br />the affected area, as far as Bernal and Foothill. The Council would have to decide how to <br />appoint a committee and what areas to address. <br /> <br /> Ms. Mohr felt that if traffic that was expected to use West Las Positas turned off at <br />Bernal and then went Valley to Hopyard to get to the Business Park, then all the people along <br />that route should also be included in the committee to study the West Las Positas interchange. <br /> <br /> Ms. Michelotti felt this could turn into a situation pitting one neighborhood against <br />another and she was not in favor of that. She was in favor of the one year hiatus to allow an <br />initiative process, after the Council has looked at all options and decided to go ahead with the <br />interchange. To appoint a citizens committee now and not have the staff involvement would not <br />be productive. Everyone in Pleasanton should be able to look at all the alternatives. We need <br />to know what happens if this interchange is taken out of the General Plan and is that acceptable <br />to the community. <br /> <br /> It was moved by Mr. Pico, seconded by Mayor Tarver, to adopt the General Plan <br />Steering Committee wording that had been stricken from page III-6, paragraph 2, and to <br />modify Program 1.6, on page III-11, to reflect the General Plan Steering Committee <br />recommendations along with the shadowed material, with the study to be done by more <br />than just staff, and leaving in the new Program 1.7 regarding the initiative issues. <br /> <br /> Ms. Michelotti wanted the committee open to everyone. How will it be selected and will <br />it have staff assistance? <br /> <br /> Mr. Pico said all committees have staff assistance. He wanted the committee to <br />determine whether the West Las Positas interchange should continue to be planned. He <br />preferred the discussion now; not after all the building takes place in the Business Park and we <br />are forced into a position of having no alternatives. Today we have some alternatives. Mr. Pico <br />felt this was an issue of traffic in neighborhoods and he has consistently opposed that. <br /> <br /> Mr. Tarver agreed that the citizens should have every opportunity to present their case <br />and to see that every alternative and possibility for the elimination of the interchange is <br />investigated. However, he did point out that this interchange has been a part of many studies <br /> <br />08/06/96 -18- <br /> <br /> <br />
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