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REPORTS OF tHE CITY ATTORNEY Proposed ASrean~nt w~th Kaiser~ Re: Use of their property for mini-bike area Mr. Hirst ~t~a~ed he had prepared a draft agreement regarding some property owned by Kaiser Sand and Gravel, whereby the property would be used as an area upon which mind--bikes could be operated. Mr. Gary Fa~n presented the report regarding this matter, stating ~he Park and Recreation i~epartment had been directed to look for possible property tha~ might be avail~bie ~or a mini-bike site. He further stated every possible si~e had been checke~ and the proposed area at Kaiser Sand and Gravel was available~ The draft agre~n~ent had been orally approved by Kaiser Management but had ~oc gone before their Legal Department. Mr. Patton further stated the~e were many undesirable f~c~ors in regard to this proposed location in regard te proximiEy to residential development, noise and dust pollution, and safety of bike riders, Mr. David Abbey, 4354 Dorman Court, Pleasanton, spoke in opposition to ~he Kaiser site because it would be a dangerous site for mini-~,ikes due to rocks and gravel, and s~=ggested a site at Camp Parks or the old Sewage Far~. Mrs. Phy!i~s E. Dress, Hacienda Mobile Home Park, sF k~ in opposition to the proposed Kaiser site, stating that it was too close to [ ~ Mobile Home area where retired and ellderly people lived, and who needed a quiet place. Mr. Richsod McDonnell, Hacienda Mobile Home Park, spoke in strong opposition to the proposed n~a. ni-bike site at Kaiser because of the ]I~?'.imity to the Mobile Home development, ~J~e noise and dust factor, and ot'Le~ p~ 'lems that wo~id arise. He presented a peLiEion signed by 122 residents of th~ I~! lenda Mobile Home Park, located at 3231 Vineyard Avenue, objecting to any pro]I3s~-~ mini-bike park in the abandoned graval pit on Stanley Blvd. Mr. Lee ~na~ai, who owns the property adjacent to the Hacienda Mcbi!a Home Park, sent a cor~m~unication stating he was against uhe proposed mini-bike park. Mr. John L~g, who could not attend the meekly!g, santa communication citing the case of ~he motorcycle races at the Fairgrounds, ~nd calls related to noise complaints~ Mr. Atthu~ Pokerson, of Remitlard Brick Compaay, also wished to be declared on record as being opposed to t~is proposed mini-bike site. Mayor Reid requesEed that this matter be referred to the Park and Recreation Commission ~or further study and recommendation. COMMUNICATION~ There were no connnunications presented at tL~ ~ meeting. CITY COUNCIL COP~tMI~TEE REPORTS There we~Te no City Council Committee Repor? · presented at this meeting~ MATTERS INrFiAFED BY COUNCIL MEMBERS Councilman Mori requested a traffic report be made available tc Ehe public in order that Lhey might gel a better understanding of the traffic situation in Pleasanton~ Mayor Reid requested that the 5th Monday night Council meeting be designated to informatio~al items~ MEETING OPEN TO THE PUBLIC No one add~essed ~he Chair. EXECUTIVE SESSION Mayor Reid recessed the meeting to an Executive Session at 8:45 P.M~ Mayor Reid feconvened the meeting at 9:35 P.M. ADJOURNMENT There belng no [u~ther business at 9:40 P.M., it was moved by Councilm~.~ Mori and seconded by Councilman Pearson that the meeting be adjourned to meet aga~ fn Regular Session at 7:00 P.M., on September 25, 1972. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmen Herlihy, Kinney, Mori, Pearson and Mayor Reid NOES: None ABSENT: None 4. 9/18/72