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Julie Testa, 6220 Camino Del Lago, said this issue has been presented to the School <br />Board in many forms. The overcrowding of schools has been predicted since 1992. She has a <br />letter dated 1994 that was a gathering of concerned citizens questioning the impact of new <br />development on the schools. There has been concern for many years, but the attitude is to wait <br />and see what happens. In the meantime the schools have reached critical mass. She is appealing <br />to the Council to be a joint participant to help in expediting resolving the concems. The District <br />has agreed to do some form of an audit. The Reduce Overcrowded Campuses Alliance (ROCA) <br />feels it should be an independent audit. <br /> <br /> Ms. Michelotti reiterated that the Liaison Committee is discussing these issues and <br />appreciated the input. <br /> <br /> Ms. Ayala said she will do her best to provide information to the people that are making <br />this request. <br /> <br /> Mayor Tarver encouraged the Liaison representatives to get the cooperation of the School <br />Board to provide whatever mechanism would make those people that have issues and questions <br />the most comfortable. He felt it would be a great step if the School Board and Liaison <br />Committee would work through this as quickly as possible to get the schools constructed. <br /> <br /> Ms. Dennis felt there was a benefit in having an independent person pull all the <br />information together and provide one report. <br /> <br /> Mr. Pico suggested taking testimony from the youth on Item 6c so they would be able to <br />go home at a reasonable hour. <br /> <br />Item 6c <br />Applications for the approximately 384-acre area which is locally referred to as the Vineyard <br />Avenue Corridor, located in southeast Pleasanton east of Montevino Drive and west of the <br />Ruby Hill development. (SR99: 126) <br /> <br />( 1 ) Certification of the Final Environmental Impact Report <br /> <br />(2) SP-97-03, Specific Plan to permit 189 new homes, possible limited commercial uses such <br /> as a bed-and-breakfastinn and winery, 20-acre community park, 12-acre elementary school, <br /> vineyards, open space, and a realignment of Vineyard Avenue to a location near the Arroyo <br /> del Valle. <br /> <br />(3) RZ-98-02, Prezoning/Rezoning to the following Planned Unit Development (PUD) <br /> designations: Semi-Rural Residential, Hillside Residential, Low Density Residential, <br /> Medium Density Residential, Open space, Vineyard, Community Park, and Elementary <br /> School. <br /> <br /> Mayor Tarver declared the public heating open. <br /> <br />Pleasanton City Council 10 05/18/99 <br />Minutes <br /> <br /> <br />