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253 Mayor Tarver did not want the City to appear to be adversarial in terms of what Zone 7 wants to do, but he did feel that the City should express its displeasure at having to respond so quickly. It was moved by Ms. Scribner, and seconded by Ms. Mohr, authorizing the City Manager to transmit to Zone 7 a letter concerning the Zone's proposed Demand versus Supply Policy, with no modifications. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers Mohr, Scribner and Mayor Tarver NOES: Councilmember Pico ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None Item 12c A~reement bY Jurisdictions in Tri-Valley Area Addressinq Future Land Use Entitlements (SR92:496) Mr. van Gelder presented the staff report. He explained that there are major General Plan amendments in the Tri-Valley area that will have substantial impacts on transportation. Some of the Interchanges will not work if all of the amendments happen. Many of the streets north of Pleasanton do not work well. The goal is to develop a transportation plan that would serve the land uses. It was moved by Ms. Mohr, and seconded by Ms. Scribner, to support the staff recommendations to consider land use entitlements in the future. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers Mohr, Pico, Scribner and Mayor Tarver NOES: None ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None Mayor Tarver supported the first four recommendations made by staff. He definitely did not support Recommendation 8. Recommendations 5, 6, 7 were vague. He referred to the land use entitlements and stated that there would be regional considerations involved. He would be supportive of agreeing to the improvements necessary at all levels to take care of the traffic that those entitlements are going to generate. Three of the five agencies are proceeding at tremendous speed to grant substantial entitlements over and above today's problems. Ms. Scribner felt that all of these items needed to be considered further. Mr. Pico agreed with the previous comments. 12/15/92 27