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297 CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE REPORTS Councilmembers presented various Committee Reports for the information of the Council. MEETING OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Mrs. Christine Pearson, 596 Hamilton Way, representing the Pleasanton Housing Authority Board, stated that there is a great need for low-income housing and it is recognized that the construction of Komandorski Village will not be able to provide enough housing to fill this need. She stated that Eden Housing is a group who are expert in the field of low-income housing, and she requested Council to support the use of this agency in the Valley to help solve the housing problems by reviewing various alternatives. The City Attorney suggested the Eden Housing Group make a presentation relative to low-income housing at the City Council meet- ing of April 21, 1981, at which time various housing items will be discussed. Mr. Leo Heckathorn, 4202 Stanley Boulevard, congratulated Mayor Mercer and Vice Mayor Butler on their appointments, and expressed appreciation to the entire Council for their outstanding service to the community. Mr. Peter Googins, Mission Park, representing ROA~ (Residents Organized for Alternate Routing) expressed concern regarding Supervisor Don Excell's letter of March 27, 1981, relative to possible solutions to the gravel truck problem. He stated he disagreed with the following points: (1) partial use of E1 Charro by Lone Star (should be full use); (2) use of Bernal Avenue Extension by gravel trucks; (3) lack of escalator clause to offset inflation in the fee charged gravel companies; (4) lack of exit clause; (5) no maximum allowable number of trucks per day; and (6) no control of overweight trucks. Mr. Googins stated that Supervisor Excell has not sought the advice or input from ROAR or any other interested citizens groups. He added there are a number of things that Mr. Excell's proposal does not take into consideration. Mr. Googins concluded by stating that the constituants of Pleasanton have clearly indicated that they want trucks off the streets of Pleasan- ton, and that with regard to Supervisor Excell's proposal he finds it totally un- acceptable. The City Attorney advised Council to take Mr. Googins' comments under advisory with no discussion at this time. He stated that gravel truck litigation will be discussed in Executive Session. Mr. Ron Archer, 205 Main Street, congratulated Mayor Mercer and Vice Mayor Butler on their appointments, and added that he would be transmitting a letter to Council regarding his comments on the proposed condominium conversion ordinance. PUBLIC HEARING Application of Meyer Properties, Inc., for planned unit development (Industrial and Commercial) zoning and development plan approval for an approximately 82 'acre site located at the northwest corner of Hopyard Road and Stoneridge Drive. The tentative proposal' ~'o~ land uses. f6r the subject area indicates approximately 36 acres Of in- dustrial development, 24 acres of office development, and 11 acres of other commer- cial development to be served by..!l acres of dedicated streets.. As part of the office lend Use, .one buildinS' 14 stor'~es inhei~ht and ~wo'puildings 8 stories in hei$~t are proposed. The proposed.is currently zoned'Planned Unit DeVelopment (General Industrial). The City Council may recommend approval o~ the rezonin~ and development.plap as proposed or may modify the p~0posal in any manner consistent with the General Plan On the basis of an Initial Study of the potential environmental impacts of the pro- ject~ the Director of Planning and Community Development has determined that the proposed project would not have any potential significant adverse effects on the 4. 4/10/81