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trees would be removed and more appropraite trees would be planted. He stated the new owners did not do anything about this matter. Mr. Zenos McPeak, 4295 Churchill Drive, stated he was present at the Oc- tober 13, 1980, Planning Commission meeting, and that Mr. Persky's statement are correct. He expressed concern regarding the raised walkway, which allows people to look into his residence, and has also created a drainage problem in his back yard. After discussion, Mayor Mercer instructed staff to meet with Mr. Persky to get all the details, and report back to Council regarding recommendations or solutions to this matter. Mrs. Carol Heinlein, 4558 Sutter Gate Avenue, presented a petition, signed by 81 residents in the area, which read as follows: "This is a petition to request two stop signs on Sutter Gate Avenue at the intersection of Ross Gate Way and Laramie Gate, due to the hazardous speeding of vehicles driving up and down Sutter Gate Avenue." Mrs. Heinlein also presented letters from residents in support of the stop signs. After discussion, it was moved by Councilmember Brandes, and seconded by Mayor Mercer, that Resolution No. 85-533, establishing a four-way stop on Sut- ter Gate Avenue at Ross Gate Way and Laramie Gate, be adopted. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers Brandes, Mohr, and Mayor Mercer NOES: Councilmembers Butler and Wood ABSENT: None Mr. Aymen Kahale, 4634 Del Valle Parkway, asked if there will be an inter- im intersection design for Hopyard Road and Del Valle Parkway before the widening of Hopyard Road. Mayor Mercer advised him there would be an interim design which wilt include a traffic signal at this intersection. Mr. Kahale stated that at the citizens meetings with Councilmember Brandes they were told there were not FAU funds available for improvement to Hopyard Road between Del Valle and Black. At the intermission tonight he was told FAU funds are avail- able and that a change could be implemented in a short period of time. Mr. Walker stated there had been discussion about making Hopyard Road 4 lanes from Valley to Black and there are FAU funds for that improvement but not for the portion to Del Valle. He stated he may have made it appear that the City did not have funds or maybe he did not know at that time, but funds are available for the signal at the intersection of Del Valte Parkway and Hopyard Road. Mr. Walker stated that staff will come back with the design at a later date. Mr. Kahale stated that considering the action taken by City Council earlier regarding the extension of Del Valle to the east side of Main Street, and con- sidering the continuity of the road, and considering the increase of traffic volume as projected by the TJKM report, were any of these items approved to- night be required to have an Environmental Impact Report, since the extension indicates a substantial impact on the environment. Mr. Swift advised that most of the action taken tonight does not change anything; it has been ratified rather than changed. When the time comes to actually consider the improvements this will have to be looked at again. 11 - 11-5-85