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Maria Hoey <br /> Subject: FW: Lund Ranch II <br /> Original Message <br /> From: Renee Mandavi <br /> Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2014 9:28 AM <br /> To: Marion Pavan <br /> Subject: Lund Ranch II <br /> Hello Marion <br /> I am helping settle my daughter into college this week in southern California, or I would make every effort to be at the <br /> meeting tonight regarding the Greenbriar development plan. <br /> In my absence, I feel it is important that our voices be heard in regards to the traffic plans for the proposed Lund Ranch <br /> II development. We are concerned about honoring the already approved hillside initiative(Measure PP), as well as in <br /> sharing the traffic between already congested neighborhood streets between the neighboring communities of Bridle <br /> Creek/Sycamore Heights and Lund Ranch I. The development plan, which has traffic access to and from the Lund Ranch <br /> II site via Independence Road/Lund Ranch Road,seems the environmental superior alternative with the least amount of <br /> impacts. In trying to keep an open mind, it would be irresponsible to rest all of the traffic on just one outlet, both from a <br /> health and safety perspective (emergency access),as well as impact of significantly increased traffic. If Pleasanton <br /> decides that a new community is in order on the hillside, it seems reasonable to open access to/from more than one <br /> outlet. While I would PERSONALLY prefer for the development plan showing access from Independence/Lund Ranch <br /> Road, I can see that from the perspective of the community,that multiple access would be most reasonable. <br /> As an original Bridle Creek owner, I can say with 100%certainty,that the information regarding the plans for this <br /> neighborhood was not only not disclosed, but was denied, when we inquired about future plans for the hillside directly <br /> behind our community. That said, as we move forward, I feel it is imperative that the planning commission not listen to <br /> ONE community, but consider the overall impact and proceed in a reasonable, shared access alternative. <br /> Thank you for your time. <br /> Renee Mandavi <br /> 1 <br />