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331 of exemption of small projects and his project does not receive growth manage- ment exemption, then his offer to complete the northerly end of Bernal Avenue extension is void. Before discussion of this matter, Councilmember Butler and Mayor Mercer abstained from participation in the issue as determined in the draw at the Council meeting of August 18th. Vice Mayor Mohr asked if the Vineyard Avenue moratorium could be lifted on the condition that the Bernal Avenue extension will be completed. Mr. Mac- Donald advised it would be more appropriate to exempt the one project being .... discussed at this time. After discussion, it was moved by Councilmember Wilson, and seconded by Vice Mayor Mohr, that Resolution No. 87-405, lifting the Vineyard Avenue moratorium on the Beratlis property ONLY with the understanding that the developer is committed to putting in the northerly end of the Bernal Avenue extension, be adopted. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmember Wilson and Vice Mayor Mohr NOES: Councilmember Brandes ABSENT: None ABSTAINED:Councilmember Butler and Mayor Mercer ~=l Mr. Ted Fairfield, Civil Engineer representing the Lin family, stated that -} the Lin's have offered their fair share to complete the southerly end of the Bernal Avenue extension, to include street design and construction; there is I'l') no intention of paying for soundwalls or landscaping. He felt the street com- ~ pletion and the soundwalls were two separate issues and should be considered as separate items. Letter to Caltrans CouncilmembeF Brandes requested that a letter be sent to Caltrans to get concrete barriers along 1-580 and 1-680. Crosswalk on Santa Rita Road at Francisco and 4-Way Stop sign on Black Avenue Mayor Mercer instructed staff to have the Staff Traffic Committee review the crosswalk on Santa Rita Road at Francisco, and also consider placing an- other 4-way stop on Black Avenue. SB-1699 Mayor Mercer instruction staff to prepare a report regarding SB-1699, which allows cities to collect overhead expenses relative to drunk driving arrests, for consideration by Council at the next meeting. CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE REPORTS Councilmember Butler advised that the Environmental Impact Report for the Tri-Valley Wastewater Authority was continued from the last meeting, and will be considered again on September 16th, in the Pleasanton Council Chambers. MEETING OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Mr. Victor Bailey, Black Avenue, stated he felt excess revenues should be used to operate the City rather than raising the water rates. Mr. Earl Randall, 6610 Hansen Drive, stated there is still excessive speeding on Hansen Drive; he is again requesting a stop sign on Calle Reynoso 9 - 9-1-87