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Janie Stem <br /> December 5, 2008 <br /> Pagr; 2 of 2 <br /> freeway ramp intersections, and potentially 1 -580 and 1.680 if queues from the <br /> congested Gateway Intersections back up onto the freeways. The impacts of queues <br /> extending into adjacent jurisdictions such as the clues of Livermore and Dublin have <br /> not been addressed. The City of Livermore requests that Policy 5 be modified to <br /> require. at minimum, LOS E at the Gateway Intersections to avoid the potential <br /> severe traffic congestion and safety impacts of LOS F conditions that would impact <br /> the connecting arterial roadways and freeway ramps and mainline. <br /> 4. Mitigation Measure TR -1.2 Stanley /El Charro includes 'Redesign the future <br /> intersection to widen.....lhe westbound approach to provide a second through lane." <br /> The existing condition already inctudes two westbound through lanes. <br /> E. Policy 6 Program 6.3 requires all gravel trucks to use Route 84 as the sole access to <br /> 1 -580 and 1 -680, except for trucks from gravel operations that have direct access onto <br /> El Charro Road. Livermore objects to this Policy as it results in more gravel trucks <br /> using streets within the City of Livermore than is allowed under Stale law, whim <br /> allows trucks to use any truck route, including First Street and Sunol Boulevard in <br /> Pleasanton, which Is the most direct route for gravel trucks heading to and from 1-680 <br /> south. The impacts, such as noise, dust, and traffic congestion of additional gravel <br /> trucks In Livermore have not been adequately analyzed or disclosed in the EIR. <br /> Furthermore, El Charro Road and its planned extension to Stanley Boulevard should <br /> be designated as a future truck route as it would provide the most direct route from <br /> the quarries to 1 -580 and 1 -680 north. <br /> E On page 3.9 -17. first full paragraph, it is stated that all new development would be <br /> subject to Program 3.3 in the Noise Element of the proposed General Plan that would <br /> require new residences to limit maximum instantaneous interior noise levels to 50 <br /> dl3A in bedrooms and 55 dBA in other rooms, The City of Livermore supports this <br /> policy to address concerns relating to noise from Airport operations. <br /> If yo have any questions, please call me at (925) 960 -4462. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> 26 .f.OA4 <br /> Susan Frost <br /> Principal Planner <br /> Corr munity Development Department <br /> cc: Marc Roberts, Community Development Director <br /> Cheri Sheets, City Engineer <br /> Fred Osborn, Planning Manager <br /> Bob Vinn, Assistant City Engineer <br />