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Thank you. Bobbie and Raman. Sent from my iPhone On Jun 1, 2023, at 6:25 PM, Mohammad Hanif wrote: Thanks, Igor! Dear Members of the Pleasanton City Council, the City Staff, the Planning Department, the Planning Commission and the PUSD Board, As long time (23-year) residents of the city of Pleasanton, we deeply care about each and every concern raised in this letter. We live in the "Reserve at Pleasanton" neighborhood which sits next to the Neal property and, hence, would like to see our concerns addressed by the city officials. We believe this letter summarizes our points very well and we thank you for giving its due attention. We look forward to hearing your response as to how you plan to address our concerns raised in this letter. Best Regards, Seema & Mohammad Hanif. On Thursday, June 1, 2023 at 07:47:11 AM PDT, Igor Ginzburg > wrote: Dear Members of Pleasanton City Council, City Staff, Planning Department, Planning Commission and PUSD Board, Please see attached letter from 40 residents of neighborhoods next to the Neal property (including a majority of the households in the Reserve at Pleasanton and Winding Oaks neighborhoods). The letter covers the following points: Point#1: Notification via yellow Postcards for Future Rezonings Point#2: Vision to make Neal Property a more modest version of our neighborhoods Point#3: Stick to the adopted zoning of 21 to 28 houses Point#4: Enforce Lower Square Footage than Adjacent Less-Dense Neighborhoods Point#5: Neighborhood Park next to Old Vineyard Trail Point#6: Comply with the"Vineyard Village"concept in the Specific Plan Point#7: Utilize and connect existing external roads(Thiessen St and Manoir Ln) Point#8: Respect setbacks and minimum lot dimensions Point#9: Have a mix of 2-story and 1-story houses like the surrounding neighborhoods Point#10: Improve road safety of intersections with Vineyard Ave Point#11: The City should give guidance to the Land Owner/Developer Sincerely,