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3/17/2009
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Councilmember Thorne seconded the motion and subsequent amendments and thanked the <br />applicant for the trail system additions. <br />Mayor Hosterman added that difficult economic times call for strong support of economic activity <br />and showcasing Pleasanton's vibrant community. <br />Vice-Mayor Cook-Kallio stated appreciation for the applicant's accommodations regarding trail <br />access and senior housing school impact fees. She also supported the motion. <br />Councilmember Sullivan said that he believes the trip generation statistics understate the <br />project's traffic impacts. He acknowledged the contention that this project may result in less <br />traffic than that of a standard residential development but noted that the applicant estimated an <br />average resident age between 55 and 65 years of age, which still affords a very active lifestyle. <br />He confirmed that the traffic report indicates that the intersection of Valley Road and Santa Rita <br />Road will operate at services level E during peak hours and added that the proposed mitigation <br />of a third left-hand turn lane onto Valley Road east is a very unpopular one. <br />Traffic Engineer Mike Tassano acknowledged the unpopular nature of this mitigation as well as <br />the General Plan condition which recognizes that other regional and local roadway <br />improvements ultimately make a triple southbound turn lane unfavorable. He explained that staff <br />continues to look for other alternatives and there is currently an option for a northbound right <br />turn lane but it requires some additional considerations. He added that conditions within the <br />General Plan allow the continued payment of fees while studying other options which is what <br />staff has currently opted to do. <br />Councilmember Sullivan asked and confirmed that without a full analysis, there is no estimate of <br />what those fees might be relative to the improvement received. He asked why this project did <br />not include abuild-out analysis and expressed particular interest in the intersection of Valley <br />Drive and Stanley Drive. Mr. Sano explained that a developer is only required to perform a <br />build-out analysis if their project significantly changes the existing land use; in this case the <br />recommended change has a lesser impact than what was approved for the site and such an <br />analysis seems unnecessary. <br />Councilmember Sullivan asked what the estimated level of service is for the intersection at <br />build-out and what mitigations are used to make that possible. Mr. Tassano said service level D, <br />afforded by the mitigation measure of three eastbound through lanes and three westbound right <br />hand turn lanes. <br />Councilmember Sullivan questioned the relevance of the study given its age and suggested <br />revisiting the issue. Mr. Sano explained that the numbers anticipate abuild-out scenario that <br />includes extension of EI Charro Road to I-580 which should pull a significant amount of traffic off <br />of this particular intersection. <br />Councilmember Sullivan asked and confirmed that the analysis includes Busch Road <br />connecting to EI Charro Road. He asked if staff has analyzed the impact of those improvements <br />on various parts of town. Mr. Tassano explained that the General Roadway Network in the 1996 <br />General Plan and 2005 proposed General Plan look at each scenario at build-out. <br />Councilmember Sullivan confirmed that the analysis includes the extension of Stoneridge Drive <br />and asked if it studies the widening of SR 84. Mr. Tassano explained that future traffic models <br />ncil Minutes Page 15 of 19 February 17, 2009 <br />
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