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j. Adoption of Resolution No. 77-329, approving Progress Payment No. 2, to Steiny and Company, Inc., in the amount of $23,766.91, for Main Street Traffic Signals. k. Adoption of Resolution No. 77-330, approving =enewal of Holding Tank Agree- ment for Frank Auf der Maur, 3420 Stanley Boulevard. 1. Adoption of Resolution No. 77-331, approving street alignments and widths for Stoneridge Regional Shopping Center. m.Adoption of Resolution No. 77-332, accepting Tract 3187, Scottsdale No. 1-, H. C. Elliott. n.Adoption of Resolution No. 77-333, accepting Tract 3311, Val Vista, Unit No. 8. o. Adoption of Resolution No. 77-334, accepting Tract 3471, Amberwood. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers Brandes, Herlihy, LeClaire, Mercer, and Mayor Philcox NOES: None ABSENT: None MEETING OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Mrs. Christine Pearson, 596 Hamilton Way, representing residents of Rose Pointe, presented a petition to the City Council with 141 signatures, which read as follows: "We the undersigned, urge the Pleasanton City Council to construct , a bicycle path along the east side of Sunol Boulevard from Arlington Drive (Rose- pointe) to First Street (Pleasanton School). Sunol Boulevard is the main access road into the City from the south; as such it carries an average of 300 gravel trucks per day, many travelling at excessive speed. The section from Arlington to Sonoma is narrow and on a hill which restricts visibility. Many children like to walk or bicycle into Pleasanton, therefore in the interests of safety we urge you to construct a path as soon as possible". Council stated there would be public hearings on bike paths by the Planning Commission and the City Council early in 1978, and advised Mrs. Pearson that she would be notified when these hearings were scheduled, at which time the Sunol Boulevard bike path would be discussed. Ms. Sylvia Geller, Express Liquors, 4363 First Street, stated that in response to recent controversy regarding reading materials in her store she had placed Adult magazines in another section of the store and marked them as Adult Material, and that they were covered. She stated she only allowed two children at a time in the store and that they were watched. She further stated that she felt people were entitled to read what they wanted to and that she was complying with City desires in placing this material out of sight of children. ~,~s. Sandra Cherry, 4149 Moselle, presented two books to Council which were purchased at Express Liquors and which she felt were pornographic. M~. Ray Andersen, 1730 Beachwood, spoke in opposition to Adult magazines being displayed in stores and urged Council to initiate an ordinance to control or regu- late this matter. 2. 12/13/77