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44 <br /> <br /> It was explained that the single story units were at the comers and matched at other <br /> locations throughout the development as required in the conditions of approval. <br /> <br /> Ms. Mohr inquired about the condition on street trees and why the builder was not <br /> installing them. <br /> <br /> Mr. Ghielmetti explained that the developer would pay for the trees, but the condition <br /> was to make sure the property owners did not remove the trees once they were planted. <br /> <br /> Mr. Pico wanted clarification on the size of the street and if there were sidewalks on both <br /> sides of the street. <br /> <br /> Mr. Swift stated the streets were 36 feet with sidewalks on both sides. The smaller loop <br /> streets were 32 feet, with no parking on one side. <br /> <br /> Mr. Ghielmetti indicated that if this project is approved, the allocation for Robertson <br /> Homes' 416 unit Phase H would be removed from growth management. Signature will apply <br /> for growth management approval in February. <br /> <br /> Maudalene Marshall, 1404 Elliott Circle, was in favor of the project. She liked the mix <br /> of units and the availability of affordable housing to entice future employers. She also believed <br /> it was good to have access to transportation. This project with the 15 1 townhomes at Verona <br /> are good examples of the right type of project for Pleasanton. She believed Pleasanton needs <br /> this now. <br /> <br /> Cindy Gyorog, 135 Shoreline Circle #368, San Ramon, and Lori Smith, Dublin, <br /> indicated they work in the Business Park and would like to live there as well. <br /> <br /> Karen Fraser Middleton, Hacienda Business Park Owners Association, indicated Hacienda <br /> is a complete environment and it is important to provide housing for the businesses. She read <br /> a letter from Sun Diamond Growers (attached). She mentioned the retail businesses located in <br /> the Park and this housing benefits the retailers. She also pointed out the benefits of being close <br /> to transportation. <br /> <br /> George Gunter, 1805 Greenwood Road, referred to Condition #36 regarding the park <br /> requirements. He was in favor of a larger sports park and believed Hacienda was an ideal <br /> location due to traffic circulation. Lights could be installed first to avoid objections from <br /> residents. He encouraged Counc~ to obtain the full 33 acres and believed the people of <br /> Pleasanton would support this site for a sports park. <br /> <br /> Bob Moss, 7942 Raccoon Hollow, President of the Ballistic United Soccer Club, <br /> supported this project because of the park and the need for affordable housing. He suggested <br /> facilities in the park include soccer, softball, an aquatic center and a community center. He also <br /> supported putting in field lighting prior to completion of residential units. <br /> <br /> 09/21/93 14 <br /> <br /> <br />