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475 taken into consideration. Staff stated that the extension of West Las Positas Boulevard is not included in the Capital Improvement Program at this time. Mr. Mark Wegrich, 4372 Pleasanton Avenue, suggested to Council that street names be stamped on the curbs at all intersections to assist pedestrians in locating streets~ He stated he had concerns regarding preservation of streams in the area. He requested Council to create a buffer area to maintain the integrity of the park way. Mayor Butler advised that the arroyos are under the jurisdiction of Zone 7 but the City is working with them relative to greenbelt areas. Mr. Jack Holvingh referred to two recent articles in the newspapers relative to Proclaiming Year of the Bible, and Council opposition to low-income housing set- asides for sewer permits. He stated he felt this was contradictory and insensitive on the part of the Council° Mayor Butler stated that Council is not opposed to low income housing and explained that the low income housing set-aside has not been used recently but that any application for this type of housing would be considered. PUBLIC HEARINGS Application of the City of Pleasanton to amend the ~eneral plan Growth Management Element to clarify the interpretation to be ~iven to the existing goals and policies contained therein as they relate to the approval of a new industrial~ commercial and offices development Consider Adoption of Environmental Impact Report Application of the Prudential Insurance Company of America and Callahan-Pentz Pro- perties for Planned Unit Development (PUD-Industrial/Commercial and Offices) zonin~ and development plan approval of a 573 acre "business park" to include approx.!mate!y 23 net acres of "garden" offices, 62 net acres of general offices~ 50 net acres of "mid-rise" officest 47 net acres of industrial/warehousing, 273 net acres of re- search and development/light manufacturing~ and 3~, acr?s q.f retail commercial/ financial development with the remaining approximately. 80 acres to be used for street and flood channel right-of-way purposest to be located on th~ east side of. Hopyard Road between the Arroyo Mocho and a point .approximately 1400 feet south of 1-580 and extending east to the tracks of the Southern Pacific TFansportation Com- pany. Zoning for the. property is PUD (Planned Unit Development)-Commercial Freeway~ Offices~ Industri_aA P~Fk~ GeneFal I.ndustrial~ and Light Industrial District Consider Adoption of Environmental Impact Report Mr. Harris presented his reports (SR 83:499 and SR 83:498 respectively) dated November 3, 1983, regarding these two items. He also presented written comments from BART and CalTrans relative to the EIR for the growth management element and Hacienda Business Park, and the responses to these comments. Mr. MacDonald summarized the general plan amendment, emphasizing that Council is expecting more comprehensive recommendations regarding the growth management element from the Industrial General Plan Review Committee. Councilmember Mercer asked how the current Environmental Impact Report differed from the original EIR. Mr. MacDonald advised that the new EIR has been updated with more refined information and goes beyond the legal requirements relative to regional transportation study, housing balance, and a comprehensive listing of alternatives available to City Council. Councilmember Mercer asked how the mitigation agreement fits into this scheme. Mr. MacDonald advised that every developer in North Pleasanton has been required to enter into a mitigation measures agreement with the City; and that these agreements are basically the same relative to water, fire, traffic, and noise. He stated that Prudential Insurance Company and Callahan-Pentz have entered into these agreements and must comply with the conditions contained therein. 4. 11/8/83