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Mr. Doug Bennington, 4957 Mohr Avenue, asked Council what action the public could take to support the opening of the diamond lanes on 1-580. ~yor Brandes advised there was a County telephone number to call for the public to give input. PUBLIC HEARINGS Application of Mission Park Investment Company for approval of a planned developT ment consisting of a 108 lot residential subdivision containin.g a 2.4 acre com- mercial area on a 54 acre parcel of land located immediately easterly. of Sunol Boulevard and between Mission Drive and Pico Avenue An Environmental Impact Report has been pre. pared for this pr'oject and copies are available for review at the Planning Division~ 200 Bernal Avenue~ pleasa~to~.~.. and at the Pleasanton Library~ 4333 Black Avenue (Continued Open from 5/22/79) Mr. Harris presented his report dated June 29, 1979, regarding this matter. Mr. ~rris stated staff recommends that one additional condition be added;that the applicant attempt to work with the developer or owner of the Myers Property to prepare a precise plan for the location of Pico Avenue from First Street to at least the eastern boundary of the subject property and that this plan shall be considered and approved a part of the Tentative ~p on the subject property. Mayor Brandes declared the public hearing open on the application and the Environmental Impact Report. Mr. Richard Frisbee, Environmental Center, representing Mission Park Invest- ment Company, stated his client concurred with the staff report and the conditions as established by the Planning Commission in their Resolution No. 1742. Mayor Brandes asked Mr. Frisbee if he had any problem with the condition recommended by staff regarding precise plan for the location of Pico Avenue. Mr. Frisbee stated he was concerned about working with Centex but had no problems as it relates to his project. Mrs. Judith Mayhew, 5584 San Jose Drive, representing Mission Park Homeowners Association, stated that generally speaking the homeowners were delighted with the project. She urged that all the conditions be adhered to. Mrs. Mayhew expressed concern regarding access to the park and asked if additional parking at the end of Dolores Street cul-de-sac could be allowed. Mrs. Charlotte Severin, 4513 M~rador Drive, representing Pleasanton Heights Howmo~mers, thanked the Planning Commission and staff for their stand on making this a quality project. She requested that the majority of the homes be one-story or split-level rather than two-story. No one in the audience spoke in opposition to the application or the Environ- mental Impact Report. -Mayor Brandes requested Mr. Frisbee to respond to the concerns of the audience. Mr. Frisbee stated that parking at the end of Dolores could be worked out. Mayor Brandes asked what could be done to keep motorcycles out ef the Park. Mr. Frisbee advised that the Park could be fenced and a mazed-gate installed that would allow only pedestrians and bicycles to enter. Mr. Frisbee stated that regarding single- story and split-level homes, he would not like to be limited in building two-story t~ouses and that the project will be architecturally treated with proper elevation. 3. 7/10/79