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sold at the facility, be introduced. <br />The roll call vote was as follows: <br />AYES: Councilmembers Brandes, Butler, Mohr, Wilson, and Mayor Mercer <br />NOES: None <br />ABSENT: None <br /> <br />Resolutions Makin9 Application to LAFCO and Agreeing to the Exchange of Prop- <br />erty Tax Revenue and'Initiating Prezoning for Annexation No. 120 (Harris} <br /> Councilmember Mo)ii" abstained from participation in this item due to Con- <br />flict of Interest. <br /> <br /> Mr. Elliott presented his report (SR 87:481) dated November 3, lg87, <br />regarding this matter. <br /> <br /> Councilmember Brandes asked if lower density zoning would be in the City's <br />favor in case of legal action. Mr. MacDonald stated there is more protection <br />with lower zoning but the property has to be consistent with the General Plan. <br /> <br /> Mayor Mercer declared the public hearing open on this item. <br /> <br /> Mr. Mike Harris, applicant, stated he would like to annex to the City with <br />PUD-Medium Density Residential zoning. <br /> <br /> Mr. Ken Lamb, Civil Engineer, 147 Old Bernal Avenue, representing George <br />Ward, spoke in opposition to the annexation. He stated the small Porter par- <br />cel, managed by Mr. Ward, is in between two large parcels and the small prop- <br />erty suffers; it will be an unusable lot because there is no access. He <br />stated it has been brought to the attention of the City and the County that <br />there is a question relative to the center line of Vineyard Avenue. He stated <br />it was his opinion that Vineyard Avenue has a bend that does not belong there. <br />He felt the matter of the correct alignment of Vineyard Avenue should be es- <br />tablished. He stated this parcel will create an awkward penisula if annexed <br />to the City, and there will also be a number of problems. He asked Council to <br />delay or deny the annexation until all questions have been answered regarding <br />the Vineyard Avenue road alignment, alternate access possibilities, condemna- <br />tion, and the improvements that were to be made by the developer of Shadow <br />Cliffs project. <br /> <br /> Mr. George Ward, 4941S.W. 26th Drive, Portland, Oregon, executor of the <br />Porter property on Vineyard Avenue, presented his letter dated October 19, <br />1987, setting forth his comments in opposition to the proposed annexation. he <br />presented a map and elaborated on the adverse affect the surrounding parcels <br />have on his property. He presented photographs showing elevation of the <br />Shadow Cliffs project against his property. He stated there is confusion <br />between the City and the County regarding Vineyard Avenue alignment; he felt <br />the center line should be verified and determine where the road should be. He <br />stated his property is useless without adequate access, and the corner point <br />is causing the problem. He stated that the Shadow Cliffs development retain- <br />ing wall was already completed using what may have been the wrong centerline <br />reference. He added that he has tried to communicate with Mike Harris, the <br />City of Pleasanton, Ridgewood Construction, and others regarding ordering an- <br />nexation, but had not received any response. He requested the annexation be <br />denied because it would eliminate access to his property and make it unuse- <br />able. He stated he wuuld like to see a development plan for the Harris <br />property. <br /> <br /> 8 - 11-3-87 <br /> <br /> <br />