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presents problems when there are tenant vacancies in a multi-tenant building. It is hoped that an acceptable sign program can be reached in the near future. Mayor Tarver explained to Mr. Sjoberg that staff will continue to work with him and if agreement cannot be reached on the sign program, he can present it directly to the Planning Commission. Mike Goodwin. 1630 Vineyard Avenue, objected to the continuance of the Vineyard Avenue Corridor Infrastructure Financing Program. He was upset that notification of the continuance was not given. He then explained his objections to the financing program: 1) it does not provide funds for acquisition of the roadway; 2) it does not provide for a way to realign the road if the school proceeds prior to other development and the School District does not wish to finance the realignment; 3)' development on the east end is contingent on the west end developing first. so what happens if it does not develop; 4) the infrastructure should have been in place prior to any construction at Ruby Hill; 5) Council rejected a proposal that would have donated the land for the road and guaranteed the advancement of infrastructure costs in exchange for a development agreement. He believed the City should pay all the costs for the infrastructure, including the road reali~munent, to guarantee the road is constructed prior to the school site. This area has been delayed for nine years for one reason or another. Vineyard Avenue needs to be fixed immediately. He complained of the maintenance of the existing road and the weed problems. 6. PUBLIC HEARINGS AND OTHER MATTERS Item 6a AP-99-08/Z-99-135, Michael and Sharleen Laver Anneal of the P!annim! Commission's annroval of an annlieation for design review annroval to construct a second story addition over the ~aralte of the existin~ home located at 6446 Arlin~,ton Drive. (SR 99:275) Brian Swift presented the staff report. Ms. Michelotti asked whether prohibiting second story additions would violate State law which allows granny flats. She also asked if secondary units could be prohibited in one development only. Mr. Swift said secondary units are required to follow the zoning regulations in effect in a single family neighborhood. If the zoning regulations prohibit a second story, then it would be consistent with State law. He said Council can adopt zoning actions that affect only one development. PUD regulations often set forth what type of house can be constructed in particular locations. Mayor Tarver declared the public heating open. Pleasanton City Council 5 11/02/99 Minutes