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Mayor Mercer declared the continued public hearing open on this item. Mr. Robert Brunsell, Bond Counsel, stated there have been no protests in connection with this assessment district, and he recommended Council adoption of the appropriate resolutions. There being no further testimony, Mayor Mercer declared the public hearing closed. It was moved by Councilmember Wood, and seconded by Councilmember Mohr, that Resolu- tion No. 85-124, approving report and assessment and ordering improvement in connection with Assessment District No. 1984-2, Stoneridge Business Center; Adoption of Resolution No. 85-125, authorizing change orders in connection with Assessment District No. 1984-2, Stoneridge Business Center; Adoption of Resolution No. 85-126, determining assessments remaining unpaid in connection with Assessment District No. 1984-2, Stoneridge Business Center; Adoption of Resolution No. 85-127, authorizing issuance of bonds in connection with Assessment District No. 1984-2, Stoneridge Business Center; and Resolution No. 85- 128, ordering sale of bonds to Imperial Securities Corporation in connection with Assess- ment District No. 1984-2, Stoneridge Business Center, be adopted. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers Brandes, Butler, Mohr, Wood, and Mayor Mercer NOES: None ABSENT: None REPORTS OF THE CITY MANAGER y~neyard Avenue/Vintage Hills Circulation and Land Use Study Mr. Harris presented his report (SR 85:118) dated March 12, 1985, regarding this matter. He stated it is Planning Commission's recommendation that there be no further approval of new projects, that is, no project before Planning Commission or City Council, until after commencement of construction of the Bernal Avenue/Valley Avenue extension. Mr. Harris stated that staff is recommending that there be no further approval of new projects until after commencement of construction of the Bernal Avenue/Valley Avenue and Bernal Avenue/Sunol Boulevard extensions. He advised that there are three projects approved but construction has not yet started as follows: Castlewood Properties develop- ment at Bernal and Vineyard; Caroline property on Vineyard Avenue opposite Mavis Drive; and Amador Savings and Loan property south of Crellin Road and north of Arbor Drive. tte stated it is not Planning Commission or staff's recommendation that these projects should be stopped. Mr. Kent Pryor, 786 Sylvaner Drive, stated he owns a one acre lot next to the bridge on Bernal Avenue that he would like to build a custom house on, and there is the possibility that he would consider splitting the lot. He felt this would be consistent with the density of the Remen Tract. He stated that a lot of traffic could be minimized by not putting in high density. He stated he felt the traffic report is thorough and he agreed with it. Mr. Pryor requested there be some compromise for flexibility; stating that there should be allowance for some building in the Remen Tract but that it not be substantial. Mrs. Margaret Tarver, 1144 Arak Court, presented a petition signed by 352 residents, which read as follows: "We the undersigned, residents of Vintage Hills, Vintage Terrace and Mavis Drive, do hereby petition the Pleasanton City Council to enact the recommenda- tions contained in the Vintage Hills circulation and land use study, to wit: 1. That no new development, general plan amendments, pre-zoning or rezoning be approved in the study area until the Bernal Avenue extension, both north and south, be under construction and the critical traffic problems are re- solved; 6. 3/12/85