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item 5b Actions Taken by the Board of Adjustment, Desiqn Review Board, and Planninq Commission at their meetinq of July 13, 1988 Mr. Swift presented his report (IR 88:58) dated July 14, 1988, rec/arding this matter. No action was required or taken by Council on the item. item 5c Minor Modification to PUD-84-4-5M, John Ferreri Mr. Swift presented his report (IR 88:56) dated July 19, 1988, regarding this matter. No action was required or taken by Council on the tiem. Mayor Mercer presented a plaque t6 Police Captain Gary Johansen, who has resigned to accept a position as Police Chief of Palos Vetdes Estates, c~mending him for his outstanding performance while with the City of Pleasanton. Captain Johansen thanked the Council, City staff and o~m~unity for the opportunity of working in this capacity. Mayor Mercer advised that Dublin San Ramon Services District has rescinded their $300.00 incre~__se in sewer connection fees. Mayor Mercer stated that although the City of Pleasanton did not take a position on safety features for 1-580 as did the cities of Dublin and livere, he has been working with Senator Lockyer to get added safety features on this freeway. Senator Lockyer has been successful in getting the Highway Patrol to double the number of patrolmen in this area, and Caltrans has agreed to a lighted warning signs to be delivered within ninety days, in an att~ to reduce traffic haze on 1-580. Mr. Lockyer is attempting to get warning signs delivered sooner than ninety days. Counc~]member Butler suggested allowing truck movement onto the third lane over. Mayor Mercer felt t2LiS would increase truck speed. Councilmember Brandes suggested restricting truck traffic on the highway during certain peak oa~u,ute hours, which he did not feel would be detrimental Councilmember Mohr stated she would l i~a to see something done before the highway becomes a "blood alley". Councilmember Wilson stated that trucks have radar detection devices so they know when radar is being used - he understood there is a new r~a~v detector that cannot be detected by trucks; he felt this might be a method of There were no City Council Oa~,,~Httee Reports presented at this meeting. MEETING OPE~q TO THE PUBLIC Mr. Michael Lynn, negotiator for the Pleasanton City Employees Association, stated there is a problem with the employee relation negotiations. He advised that negotiations have been going on for five months with no settlement in sight. He stated that tentative agreenent has been - 4 - 7-19-88