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A approach, and reduced visibility if cars are parked adjacent to the roundabout. We suggest that the Commissioners drive it from several directions to see for yourselves. 9. Additional traffic-calming devices (ie speed bumps, etc) offered over the years by the city are available but have always been rejected by the Lund RanchRdNentana Hills neighborhoods. 10. The Sycamore Creek Way/Sycamore Road juncture already has inherited the Callippe Golf Course traffic (300-400 trips per day) and most of the Happy Valley traffic getting to and from Sunol Blvd. 11.Due to 680 traffic backup, on many midweek mornings it is next to impossible to turn south onto Sunol Blvd from Sycamore Road. Sometimes one must wait through 3 or 4 signal changes to get on without illegally blocking the intersection. 12. An extension of Sunset Creek Lane as access into the Lund Ranch II project will require traversing slopes over 25 degrees, many cubic yards of hillside grading, the addition of retaining walls, and generally far greater damage to our environment. 13. Pleasanton voter-passed Measure PP trumps all other agreements, city plans, and development objectives and must be supported by all, especially our elected and appointed officials. Looking for loopholes and making exceptions compromises and violates the intent of the measure, and would establish a serious and damaging precedent that could be followed in the future. We have faith that you will use good judgment and do the right thing, Commissioners. Your important and potentially precedent-setting vote is critical for the future of all Pleasanton residents and can help to insure that the ridges and hillsides that make our city special will be preserved for generations to come. For the reasons listed above, please send the city council a unanimous vote for the continued use of Lund Ranch Rd for access into Lund Ranch. Thank you for considering our thoughts in this email. Bill and Carolyn Lincoln 2