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Item 6b <br /> Report regarding projects, which could be considered for development agreements. <br /> (SR99:246) <br /> Brian Swift presented the staff report. <br /> Ms. Dennis thought she might have a conflict of interest on this matter. She asked if <br /> discussion was regarding the Vineyard Corridor as a whole or a specific area. <br /> Mr. Roush said she might have a conflict on the western end of the Specific Plan area. He <br /> said she could abstain from discussion on the areas where she had a conflict and participate in the <br /> other discussions. <br /> Mayor Tarver declared the public hearing open. <br /> Brian McQuire,233 Del Valle Court, reiterated again he felt no need to include his property <br /> in the Vineyard Corridor or the Initiative. He begged Council to help him untangle this mess. <br /> Michael Goodwin, 1630 Vineyard Avenue, said the Vineyard Corridor needs a <br /> development agreement to ensure the road right-of-way,infrastructure and the school site. Because <br /> of the Specific Plan, a development agreement would be very easy to implement. He did not want <br /> to lose the offer that Lone Star has made to construct the road. The road is a vital part of the <br /> construction of the new school. He asked Council to direct staff to work with the Corridor people <br /> to create a development agreement. <br /> Michael Kyle, 5000 Hopyard Road, Suite 400, said the Vineyard Corridor Specific Plan is <br /> done, the CEQA analysis is done, the property has been annexed. Everything has been done and <br /> staff should be directed to work out the development agreements with the Vineyard Corridor <br /> property owners. He recapped what the City has spent in regards to the golf course. He also said <br /> there is an offer from RMC LoneStar to put the road in and the City should take advantage of this <br /> offer. He also believed the School District is close to purchasing a site. He felt it was time to offer <br /> the people in the Vineyard Corridor a development agreement. <br /> Inmeli Vatanen, 1504 Redwood Drive, Los Altos, said it is time for a development <br /> agreement and put all the pieces together. <br /> Ken Chrisman, 1944 Vineyard Avenue, asked for a development agreement. He said if <br /> CAPP was only about a vote on development, then why are the supporters afraid to gather <br /> signatures. He said any development that goes before the City Council that the people are not <br /> Pleasanton City Council 23 08/23/99 <br /> Minutes <br />