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Mr. Quaglia clarified that when this property was annexed and prezoned it was zoned PUD Low Density Residential/Open Space. His understanding was that the only condition of the zoning was that approximately half of the property was to be open space and the other half remain low density residential. The only other conditions were those from the PLID development plan. Sharrell Michelotti, 7873 Olive Court, thought that the City should be considering the traffic impacts and the environmental document needed if a staging area is proposed on Foothill Road. Ms. Michelotti suggested that the General Plan Steering Committee review this piece of property if this is designated park land. Mr. Swift explained that the Park District would have to follow its own CEQA regulations concerning any development of this site. The City would most likely be a responsible agency and would be given an opportunity to review what it is that East Bay Regional Park District is proposing. Ann Sorerisen, 4432 Foothill Road, reiterated the history of her involvement with this land. She requested that this item be pos~tponed to give her attorney time to negotiate terms covering her water situation. Frank Lehne, 5466 Foothill Road, tried to participate in the General Plan Steering Committee and was denied because his property was not within City limits. Mr. Swift stated that the subcommittees are open to anyone who would like to participate. He assured Council that Mr. Lehne would be added to the General Plan Committee (General Assembly). Jack Hovingh, 4250 Muirwood Drive, pointed out the impact of removing this property from the tax rolls and hoped that the decision that the Council will be making this evening will protect the taxpayers of the City both for the short term and long term. George Williams, 4444 Foothill Road, stated that he was not notified of this action. He was concerned that residents on the ridge were not made aware of any actions regarding the ridge and asked for a continuance. Mr. Quaglia explained that A-M Homes have been working on this application for approximately three/four months. The tax implications and the risk to his project depend on getting an action this evening. He would not agree to a continuance at this time. There being no further testimony, Mr. Tarver declared the public hearing closed. Ms. Dennis was pleased with the reversion to acreage. She was confident that this will solve Ms. Sorensen's water supply problems. 02/01/94 7