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Valefie Hurst, 3593 Arbor Court, stated her concerns regarding the protection of the homes on the west parcel from a 100-year flood. She wotdd like to see all of the grading completed early in the plan. Parking is another issue she feels has not been adequately addressed. Additional housing for lower income families should be provided. Gloria Davis, 2354 Meadowlark Drive, representing Windsor Homeowners, expressed disappointment, clarification and a plea to the Council. She was disappointed with the Planning Commission recommendations. She discussed clarification on the closest park for the houses in her area. She made a plea to Council not to put houses on every part of the available land. John Billings, 2637 Starling Court, felt that the progress presented by Greenbriar was excellent and would like 18 holes of golf appruved. He feels a clover leaf freeway approach should be considered for the potential traffic flow. He would like to see a parking structure considered. Soundwalls are something that he does not want to see built on this property. Mike Duarte, 6665 Singletree Way, President of American Little League, expressed his desire to have lighted, dedicated baseball diamonds on the Bemal Property. Roger Marruing, 4725 First Street, spoke about the product mix proposed by Greenbriar for the project. He urged the City Council to continue with this process and to not lose the partnership created. Richard Henehold, 2186 Rheem Drive, #C, representing Pleasanton Pony Baseball, felt that Mr. Duarte expressed the concerns of the basebail community. He felt that the location of a lighted field near the Pleasanton Middle School is an excellent choice. Bob Perko, 2274 Coming Brazos, President of the Pleasanton National Little League, supported what Mr. Duarte and Mr. Henehold had previously stated. He wanted to see Pleasanton provide the quality of fields that the athletes in the community deserve. Bob Nickeson, 4260 Pleasanton Avenue, had questions abom the berms proposed and lot locations. Dolores Bengtson, 568 Hamilton Way, spoke about her frustration in watching this plan develop. This is Pleasanton's last remaining piece of undeveloped land and she is concerned about breaking the land into parcels. She would like to see the entire property planned in one piece. She understands the speed at which this project is moving and feels everyone is having a hard time keeping up with the information being developed. She feels strongly in favor of a nine hole golf course planned for this property. Park fees are another area that needs to be addressed. Mitigation was another concem she had along with the ownership of the Arroyo. She questioned the ongoing responsibility of maintaining the proposed berms. City Council Workshop 2 08/10/00 Minutes