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Counciiman Herlihy stated the City Council should reaffirm their opposition to any expansion of the Airport, but not to safety provisions and improvements. Councilman Reid expressed concern as to being on record in opposition to in- creased business of the Airport as a productive enterprise. He suggested that our Liaison Committee advise the City of Livermore that we are opposed to the physical expansion of the facility and the unnecessary increase in amount of air traffic beyond a certain point but this should be investigated by the Liaison Committee. Councilman Kinney stated that his only concern was air traffic over Pleasanton. Mayor Pearson requested a presentation be made regarding this matter for further information and review. It was moved by Councilman Kinney, and seconded by Mayor Pearson, to send the letter as drafted by Roger McLain to the City of Livermore regarding the City of Pleasan=on's stand on the expansion of the Livermore Airport. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilman Kinney and Mayor Pearson NOES: Councilmen Herlihy, Mori, and Reid ABSENT: None Mayor Pearson declared that this matter be placed on the Agenda again for a presentation and further review. Mr. Edgar was also instructed to communicate with the Planning Commission requesting that they keep their Liaison Committee active and continue to inform the City Council regarding the progress of this matter. Memo ~rom the Citizens Advis.~ry Committee to the General Plan~ Re: Time Schedule completion of the General Plan Elements and InpUt frpm the Committee Members Mr. Edgar' presented the report regarding this matter, stating that due to various circumstances the Citizens Advisory Committee of the General Plan Review needed more time to complete their study. The City Council approved the recommendations of the Citizens Advisory Committee to the General Plan, as follows: 1. That new deadlines remain flexible to insure that comprehensive and detailed studies can be completed by the voluntary efforts of the Committee members. 2. That the City Council make a renewed effort to assure the citizens of this community that their e~orts on the General Plan Advisory Committee are particularly important to the City staff and City Council and to continue to seek and encourage a widely based participation on the Committee from all elements of the community for the remaining tasks to the completion of the General Plan Review. Mayor Pearson declared that items for which members in the audience desired to speak would be considered in that order. Mr. Tim Tuveson, 3157 Camdon Court, President of the Pleasanton Meadows Home- owners Association, representing approximately 550 homes, spoke in regard to the Stella Beratlis application for rezoning on Santa Rita Road, stating that the residents in the area were opposed to any increase in truck traffic that might be generated if this application was approved, and asked if the property in question could be annexed to the City for better control or an access road built to re- lieve the truck traffic~ He was advised that land cannot be annexed to the City against the approval of the property owner, and also at the present time the City is unable to provide municipal services for any further annexations. Councilman Reid stated that the City Council is on record by a vote of 4 to 1 that no further action is necessary relative to the application of Mrs. Stella Berat!is for rezoning. !r was moved by Councilman Herlihy, and seconded by Councilman Mori, that the City Council forward a letter to the Board of Supervisors, stating that as a matte~ o~ information the City Council does not oppose the proposed land use 4. 8/20/73