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solution that would be in the best interests of the City, the residential neighborhood and all parties concerned. Mr. Carl Gutermann, 1211 Summer Court, asked that everyone present in the audience who are opposed to Del Valle Parkway being made four lanes to please stand. Approximately 50 .people stood in opposition to this issue. Mr. Guter- mann requested Council to work with these concerned residents to build Pleasa- ton as the citizens want it. Mr. Jack Opiola, 4685 Del Valle Parkway, stated this is a matter of quali- ty of life. He stated this is a residentially planned community and the issue that must be faced is the impacts on that quality of life. He cited adverse impacts as noise and traffic flow. He asked that these issues be reinvesti- gated before any decision is made to go ahead with the Del Valle extension. Mr. Leo Heckathorn, 4202 Stanley Boulevard, stated the mobile home park on Stanley is being covered with dust from the dirt being hauled from the under- pass project. He requested the City street sweeper clean up the dirt from the streets and sidewalks. He stated that the 40 MPH sign on Stanley Boulevard is covered with brush and should be cut away. Mayor Mercer stated that the Del ValleParkway extension has been planned for many years. He advised that at the time of approval the Council felt that the extension should allow for four lanes but expected to only use two lanes until it was deemed necessary to use the full four lanes. He stated that it would be difficult for the City to stop the project now; four contracts have already been let, and it is tied to the railroad consolidation project. Mayor Mercer asked if the roadway through the underpass could be restrict- ed to two lanes, but allow the structure to be constructed as planned. The City Manager said that it could be done. The Mayor, with Council concurrence, instructed the staff to prepare a design with only two lanes of traffic through the underpass and to not allow construction to proceed with more than two lanes without Council approval. Mr. Bob Abreu, 4653 Del Valle Parkway, stated it is his recollection that to expand the freeway to four lanes would require a full Environmental Impact Report. The City Attorney stated that is correct, He added that the inter- change would be four lanes but the rest of the Del Valle Parkway would be two lanes. After further discussion, Mayor Mercer appointed Counilmember Brandes as liaison member to meet with City staff and residents in the Del Valle Parkway area to consider all the ramifications of this issue. He requested these meetings be scheduled as soon as possible. He instructed staff to report back on this matter within 60 days for full Council consideration. PUBLIC HEARINGS PUD-81-30-28D, Application of Dillingham Construction, Inc., for design review for a three story, approximately 117,611 sq. ft. multi-tenant office building on an approximately 6 acre site located on the southwest corner of Inglewood Drive and the Chabot Canal (Site 14B) in the Hacienda Business Park. Zoning for the property is PUD (Planned Unit Development)-Industrial, Commercial and Offices District (Contd. Open from 7-2-85) Mr. Swift presented his report (SR 85:328) dated July 2, 1985, regarding -5- 7-16-85