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221 MEETING OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Mr. Ben Tarver, 1144 Arak Court, stated that Pleasanton residents have been using the Fromm Business Park property on Bernal Avenue as a parking place for carpooling until recently, when the property was posted for no parking. He requested that Council look into the possibility of using a portion of Alameda County Fairgrounds or Stone- ridge Shopping Center as a location for a carpooling parking lot. Mayor Mercer in- structed staff to look into the possibility of using the Fairgrounds or Stoneridge as carpooling parking lot locations. Mr. Chris Lodges, Valley resident and owner of the Livermore Valley Cellars Winery, requested that Council not get involved in the preservation of vineyard lands; let the farmers and the market place determine it. He stated there is a surplus of vineyards and wineries at the present time. PUBLIC H'EARINGS GP-84-1~.~.. Application of .Equity Enterprises and the City of Pleasanton for a general plan amendment to redesignate properties on the north side of Stanley Boulevard be- tween the Mobil Oil Company service station located at 1024 Main Street and the 13.65 acre Madden property located immediately east of 3963 Stanley Boulevard from Medium Density Residential to High Density Residential Consider Adoption of Negative Declaration PUD-84-18, Application of Equity Enterprises et al for PUD zoning and development plan approval for a 39 unit townhome/condominium project at 4005 Stanley Boulevard. Zoning for the property is currently R-i-2.0,000 (Single-family Residential) District Consider Adoption of Mitigated Negative Declaration Mr. Harris presented his reports (SR 85:133 and SR 85:134) dated March 26, 1985, regarding these two items. Mayor Mercer declared'the public hearing open on the applications, negative de- claration, and mitigated negative declaration. Mr. George Spiliotopoulos, 5638 San Jose Drive, one of the proponents, stated he concurs with the recommendations in the staff report. He thanked the neighbors on Stanley Boulevard for their support. He presented rendering of the proposed project and stated the development will give character and be compatible to the long estab- lished neighborhood. Mr. John Payne, 3689 Pimlico, and owner of property on Stanley Boulevard, stated he favors rezoning the entire area on the north side of Stanley Boulevard. He added the realignment of the Del Valle Parkway will create a buffer zone for this area and will enhance the neighborhood. Mr. Jay Leone,~5286 Crestline Way, owner of property at 4031 Stanley Boulevard, stated he is in favor of total rezoning of the north side of Stanley Boulevard; adding he felt the rural atmosphere has been ruined. Mr. Joe Madden, 1544 Santa Rita Road,' stated he is in complete agreement with the staff .report and recommendations. He stated that with regard to the common property line, he felt confident that Council will be fair in spegifying the depth of the buffer zone which will be entirely on his property. He stated there is a noise studybeing conducted by the developer at this time. He stated he is in agreement that the 45 dba level be attained; but to be beneficial to commercial and residential property he felt the fence should be eight feet high. Mr. Madden stated that with respect to the bike path as interim, he felt it should be considered as'permanent as this is a major bike route from Pleasanton to Livermore. He also requested that Council consider allocating 4. 3/26/85