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currently built to take that type of traffic. At the March City Council meeting there were statements made about the size of the homes in this area. She said these homes are smaller than the nine homes being built across the street from her home. Her home is 1200 square feet, counting the detached office on the property. This sits on one acre of land. The homes that been approved to be built across the street are 6500 square feet on less than an acre because a good portion of it has been mitigated for creek and public trails. These homes are small. There is no park for the 110 homes being built in Crreenbriar, the children ride their bikes through a protected area. Jerry Wagner, 6344 Alisal Street, said the staff report appeared to be a stalling tactic to halt any talk or need for talk on the bypass road. He is concerned about the effect of the possible delay on the bypass road. Ms. Ayala indicated that the $500,000 contribution would be made toward the infrastructure costs for the Happy Valley area. This is stipulated in the agreement. She would like it to be spent towards the bypass road. If this wording is put in the motion it would supercede anything that was in the agreement. It was moved by Ms. Ayala, seconded by Mr. Brozosky, authorizing the City Manager to sign the Funding Agreement with New Cities Development Group and stipulating the $500,000 contribution would be made toward the infrastructure costs for the Happy Valley area and to adopt Resolution No. 03-031, approving Growth Management Re-Allocations and authorizing the City Manager to sign a Growth Management Agreement with new Cities Development. Ms. Hosterman said she could not support this item because whenshe ran for City Council she told the community she was not going to support addition million dollar homes unless those developers also brought with them considerable mitigation. She is interested in addition workforce housing in Pleasanton and in seeing some additional affordable housing. She is concerned about these large home projects. She did not vote on these projects in this part of the City and she did not get a chance to vote on it at that time. Now she has the opportunity and she cannot support either of these items. Mr. Brozosky said New Cities has already made a lot of concessions. They are also going to contribute $500,000 towards the bypass road. He felt these were good concessions and if this is not done now, Council is sending the message that Council is negating all plans in the works and everything is up for renewal. He is not ready to look at everything that has been approved in the past and go through each one to decide what the present Council agrees with and does not agree with. It is time to move on. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmember Ayala, Brozosky and Vice Mayor Campbell NOES: Councilmember Hosterman ABSENT: Mayor Pico ABSTAIN: None Pleasanton City Council 10 Minutes 04/15/03