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concerns. Mr. Severini agreed with the Bachs. He asked Council to assist the property owners in getting their issues taken care of. Pat Costanza, Greenbriar Homes, indicated that some of the issues on the Keane property were being taken care of and others raised by Mr. Keane are new. With the recent rains, the infrastructure is being tested and there are areas with problems that will be addressed. He referred to the Bach letter presented and indicated he had not seen any correspondence from the Bachs. He stated Greenbriar has been working diligently to accommodate the concerns of the property owners and would continue to do so. He asked Council to approve the growth management reallocation and committed to working out the problems with the neighbors. Darrell Bolognesi, Braddock & Logan, 4155 Blackhawk Plaza Circle, Suite 201, indicated his company is the new purchaser of the Castlewood Heights project. He stated the project is ready to continue and has all the necessary permits for the Army Corps of Engineers, Regional Water Quality Control Board, and Fish and Game. He asked Council to allow them to proceed. There were no further speakers. Ms. Michelotti inquired about the Land Project. Mr. Swift indicated the Planning Commission wanted Council to be aware the Lund project is coming forward for review. It is jointly owned by Greenbriar and Black Mountain Development. A preliminary plan has been presented for staff review and it is unclear when it will come forward for Planning Commission and Council review. Because it is not an approved project, it does not appear on the Tables of approved projects or future building. It is in the staff report only as a potential future project. The point being made was that if all potential projects were approved, there would be no room in 2001 or 2002 to include the Lund property. Staff agrees, but those projects have not been approved and it is unknown when they will be asking for growth management allocation. Council will review all this annually. Ms. Ayala asked if there were a way for Council to impose conditions to resolve the neighbors' problems with Greenbriar. Mr. Swift stated that all construction has been reviewed by the Public Works Department. Some of the issues on private property may not have been reviewed, but the crews are on site continuously as well as the Planning staff. If Council is trying to give some impetus to Greenbriar to complete certain items, Council could add a condition that none of the 49 permits allocated for 2000 could be issued until these items were taken care of. Ms. Ayala felt that Greenbriar should take care of the existing residents before the new residents move in. Pleasanton City Council 22 02/15/00 Minutes