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Mr. Fialho recommended the installation of stop signs and direct staff to measure the impacts of the traffic speeds and return to Council with mitigation measures that might include the cost to install a radar speed sign. Ms. McGovern supported Mr. Fialho's recommendation and asked that the cost to install a radar speed sign be included in the report that returns to Council. She asked how much it would cost to install a radar speed sign. Mr. Knowles believed it would cost approximately $6,000 to install a radar speed sign. Mr. Brozosky asked if Ponderosa was providing four radar speed signs as part of its mitigation for its project. Mr. Knowles said the four radar speed signs have been designated for residential streets around the Ponderosa development. Mr. Fialho understood what Ms. McGovern was trying to accomplish, as it is a potential solution; however, there might be other solutions that should be considered as part of this remodification. Ms. McGovern said the major issue was safety. The motion as made by Mr. Thorne, seconded by Mr. Sullivan, was amended to authorize staff to install a stop sign control on side streets and direct staff to measure future speeds on the roadway and return to Council with mitigation measures that might include the cost to install a radar speed sign or other mitigation measures. The roll call vote was taken as follows: AYES: Councilmembers - Brozosky, McGovern, Sullivan, Thorne, and Mayor Hosterman NOES: None ABSENT: None ABSTAINED: None There was a break at 10:20 p.m. The meeting reconvened at 10:25 p.m. 6b(21 Review of the roadwav width on Vinevard Avenue between Montevino Drive and Bernal Avenue. (SR 05:294) Mayor Hosterman recused herself from discussion and deliberation on the matter due to a conflict of interest. Mr. Wilson presented the staff report. Mr. Brozosky inquired about the total cost for this project. Pleasanton City Council 24 10/18/05 Minutes