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251 After discussion, it was moved by Councilmember Brandes, and seconded by Councilmember Mohr, that Resolution No. 88-176, approving the programming of $14,600 in Housing and Community Development Program funds recently made available from the Urban County Contingency Fund to the budget for the Kot- tinget Place senior housing improvements project for Fiscal Year 1988-89; and directing staff to program the above noted HCD funds through Alameda County Housing and Community Development, be adopted. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers Brandes, Butler, Mohr, Wilson, and Mayor Mercer NOES: None ABSENT: None item 12b Status of Del Valle Parkway Extension from Main Street to Stanley Boulevard Mr. Elliott presented his report {SR 88:160) dated April 19, 1988, regard- ing this matter. Mr. Ozbirn, owner of the Pleasanton Mobile Home Park, stated the proposed extension will take approximately one half of his mobile home park. He felt the City should take 100% and should be responsible for the replacement of the park tenants. He stated he would like to convert the park to an RV park. Mr. Ray Bianchi, 4120 Stanley Boulevard, asked for a status report as to when a decision would be made on the timing of the extension; will it be one year or fifty years. Mr. Thurman Caudill, Augustine Street, asked if this project is under the Community Development Agency. Mr. Swift advised it is one of the proposed projects but it is not within the boundary of the CDA; it can be done under the Community Development Agency if it benefits the area. Councilmember Bubtler asked if the City is going to build the street; it so it is important to address it as a City project. Councilmember Wilson stated this project is not in the Capital Improvement Budget. He stated he heard that in one of the mobile home parks on Vineyard Avenue there are many units for sale; he requested staff to check to see if this is true. If so, some people are taking advantage of affordable housing now available in Pleasanton, and it may be easier to relocate tenants from the mobile home park. He stated the economic question should be determined by Council., Councilmember Brandes stated that one of the major needs for Del Valle Parkway is what is done on the Southern Pacific right-of-way; Council needs to look strongly at the circulation pattern if that becomes a street. Mayor Mercer stated that for the City to buy the property would require the property to be evaluated by a real estate appraiser to determine the value of the property and the City would have to pay that price for it; improved property would be more valuable than unimproved property. He stated the issue most people are concerned about is if the City is going to build the street, when, and where. He stated it is on record that the street will be not built for a long time; and he is not sure there is a need to build it. Councilmember Butler stated it is difficult to determine needs in the fu- ture; when the street was set aside to be expanded later it was done so to - 10- 4-19-88