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stated that there will be a public hearing on February 20, 1986, 7:30 p.m., to formally determine the bus routes. MEETING OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Mr. Mark Mittelman, 4352 Camelia, President of the Oak Hill Homeowners Association, stated there is a parking problem in his area caused by Foothill High School students parking on the residential streets. He stated his group has met with school officials but have not had any success in solving the problem. He advised he polled the neighborhood, which consists of 149 homes; 93% responded and 95% are in favor of some sort of parking ordinance or park- ing permit program in order to alleviate the problem. He stated he discussed this matter with the Director of Public Works last year; the Director of Public Works recommended that no permit parking program be established. He stated the Police Chief does not want a permit parking program and he felt the decision of the Director of Public Works was made on the Police Chief's recom- mendation. He asked Council's assistance in getting something done relative to this issue, adding that parking ordinances have been successful in other cities. Councilmember Mercer advised that the residents across from Amador Hi9h School asked Council to implement a permit parking program in their nei9hbor- hood several years ago, because of the parking problem created by Amador High School. Council implemented the program but after a few weeks the residents requested the program be deleted it caused more inconvenience than it was worth. Mr. Bill Cooper, 4333 Camelia, presented a letter from Robert Molinaro, Pleasanton Garbage Service, citing the d~fficulty in picking up trash because of the parked cars in this area, and also the street sweeping problems associ- ated with the parked cars. Mr. Cooper advised that students eat their lunches in cars then pitch out the trash, which never gets swept up. He also present- ed an article that appeared in the Times newspaper, stating that Foothill High School would be used by Chabot College for night classes. The article cited the parking problems and lack of lighting in the parking area. Mr. Cooper requested Council assistance to get this problem relieved. After discussion, Mayor Brandes instructed staff to meet with representa- tives of Oak Hilt Homeowners Association and School District officials, to review the problem; and make a recommendation back to Council within thirty days for a solution to the problem. PUBLIC HEARINGS PUD-85-21, Application of Robert Connolly for rezonin9 from R-1-6500 (Single- family Residential) to PUD (Planned Unit Development)-Medium Density Residen- tial District and development plan approval for a nine-unit, single-family residential project to be located on an approximately 2.4 acre site, located at 306 Neal Street Consider Adoption of Negative Declaration Mr. Swift presented his report (SR 86:47) dated February 4, 1986, regard- ing this matter. Mayor Brandes declared the public hearing open on the application and the negative declaration. 5 - 2-4-86