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6O <br /> <br /> Mr. Mercer replied that the rules of the Council allow <br /> discussion on any item on the Agenda. <br /> <br /> Santa Rita Road Interchanqe/Pimlico Drive <br /> <br /> Mr. James Miller, 3633 Camelot Court, stated that it was his <br /> understanding that the Santa Rita Road Interchange would be <br /> completed before any construction was started on the Hacienda Drive <br /> Interchange. He requested that the land negotiations with <br /> McDonald's Corporation be expedited so that the Santa Rita Road <br /> Interchange is completed before the Hacienda Drive Interchange. He <br /> then commented that trucks and trailers, as well as cars with fixed <br /> signs advertising the various businesses in the Plaza, continue to <br /> park on both sides of Pimlico Drive, regardless of the "No Parking" <br /> signs there. He also proposed that McDonald's Restaurant be <br /> required to install a stop sign at its exit when the restaurant is <br /> relocated. <br /> <br /> Mr. Mercer requested Mr. Elliott to look into the parking <br /> problem on Pimlico Drive and asked that the Code Enforcement <br /> Officer check on any sign violations in the area. <br /> <br /> Valley Support Services (VASS) ProSect <br /> <br /> Ms. Renee DuBois expressed her gratitude to the Council, on <br /> behalf of Valley Support Services (VASS), a support program of Bay <br /> Area Community Services (BACS), for the City's $100,000 <br /> contribution towards the purchase of a six-unit apartment complex <br /> on Railroad Avenue to provide permanent low-income housing for <br /> adults with mental disabilities. She informed the Council that she <br /> had just received notification that a federal grant of $309,000 <br /> from the McKinney Act Fund had been approved and that work on the <br /> property will begin in December. <br /> <br /> Ms. Joyce Plis, VASS Board Member, thanked the Council for its <br /> support of the project. <br /> <br /> Railroad Avenue, Spring Street and Division Street Construction <br /> <br /> Ms. Johanna Fabry, 171 Division Street, thanked Mr. Mercer for <br /> coming down on Sunday to look at the construction situation on <br /> Railroad Avenue, Spring Street and Division Street. She handed the <br /> Councilmembers some pictures of the construction site. <br /> <br /> Mr. Mercer explained that he received a call to look at the <br /> site and that he came out on Sunday night. He stated that concrete <br /> had been poured Friday and Saturday and that a lot of safety <br /> hazards were left unattended by the contractor, including open <br /> holes with no barricades and uncovered storm drain manholes. He <br /> <br /> 10-16-90 <br /> - 4 - <br /> <br /> <br />