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Submitted On: <br />Mar 18, 2025, 11:10AM PDT <br />City Council Regular Meeting - <br />Submit your written public <br />comment <br />City of Pleasanton <br />Full Name First Name: LOU <br />Last Name: ASTBURY <br />Email (this entry is disclosable <br />if included) <br />City Council Meeting Date March 18, 2025 07:00 AM <br />Meeting Type Regular Meeting at 7 pm <br />Agenda Item Number 18 <br />Comments Dear Pleasanton City Council, <br />I am concerned about the cost and effect of an El Charro Rd. <br />extension. It is an expensive project and the developer should pay or <br />finance the project at the front end. If the City pays or finances this, <br />despite budgetary concerns, based on a future promise to pay for it, <br />what happens if the developer becomes insolvent at a future date? <br />Pleasanton should in no way pay for the extension. <br />Also I am very concerned about the related impact of cut-through <br />traffic going through the heart of Pleasanton via a Charro Rd <br />extension. <br />In addition I am also concerned about a water treatment plant <br />situated next to the gravel pit water reserve. This is a very dense <br />project with a lot of waste water and potential run-off. What about a <br />open space/nature conservation area next to the gravel pits. Less <br />pollution of our water and also as a safety barrier consideration as <br />the lakes will an "attractive nuisance" to children living in the project. <br />What about increasing the senior housing component for less traffic? <br />Thanks for your service in dealing with this and the budget crisis.