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Tourism” buttons, said they would be speaking to various community groups and distributing member coupons, promoting, advertising and celebrating the week. 18. Public Comment Mike Hamilton addressed the City Council regarding his request for the Council to reconsider its decision regarding the Trinity Lutheran building project. He said a new master development plan should be prepared and requested the city keep its obligation to follow through on past commitments and treat its residents equally. Fred Norman addressed the City Council regarding American troops killed in Iraq, requested the Council speak out against the atrocity and asked everyone to honor the troops in a moment of silence. Les Young addressed the City Council regarding recreational vehicles parking by a transient on Pleasanton streets, its affect on property values, asked that the Council change its parking regulations to eliminate long-term RV parking and require resident permits, and provided a copy of the City of Antioch’s ordinance. Mayor Hosterman confirmed with the City Manager that Council provided direction to further explain the issue and identify options for consideration, which would soon be agendized. Councilmember McGovern asked that the City Attorney explain to Mr. Hamilton Consent Calendar Item 2, the amendment to the Zoning Ordinance, which delays the effective date of quasi-adjudicatory decisions. PUBLIC HEARINGS AND OTHER MATTERS 19. Provide direction on Preferred Circulation Network and Land Use Plan for the General Plan Update Nelson Fialho, City Manager, said Mike Tassano, the City’s Traffic Engineer, Janice Stern, Principal Planner and Kim Stern, Traffic Analyst with Dowling & Associates, would provide a brief summary of last Tuesday night’s workshop presentation and address questions raised at that meeting. Ms. Stern reported the item was a follow-up to the General Plan Joint Workshop that was held last week and the purpose was to receive City Council direction on a preferred circulation network and land use plan to guide the completion of the Draft General Plan document and the EIR. She said joint sessions were conducted several times where a preferred land use was agreed upon. They ran model results for the preferred land use plan and the working draft circulation network and reviewed the first lot of results in January 2007. The City Council then directed staff to prepare additional analysis including all three land use plans and to analyze them both with and without the Stoneridge Drive extension, and results had been discussed at the joint session. Ms. Stern said the results were for build-out of the General Plan for the traffic modeling, meaning they are looking at the construction and occupation of all buildings that are allowed under the new General Plan, all roadway improvements assumed as part of the model network, and build-out of regional neighbors’ General Plans and of the County. City Council Minutes 4 May 1, 2007