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Appendix A <br />November 30, 2025 <br />Ted Vinson <br />11029 Dublin Canyon Road <br />Pleasanton, CA 94588 <br />Sean Connelly <br />Trails Coordinator <br />East Bay Regional Park District <br />2950 Peralta Oaks Court, Oakland, CA 94605 <br />Dear Sean, <br />Now that the Trail at the north end of Pleasanton Ridge Park is passable, we have had a steady <br />stream of biker trespassers. It has been made worse by the signage that EBRPD or your Trail <br />Contractor placed at both ends of the Trail which encourages (rather than discourages) the use of <br />the Trail. The signs also encourage bikers to go down other routes, all of which results in their <br />trespassing on my private driveway. In one instance, a biker was up at my barn complex meaning <br />he peddled by at least eight “no trespassing” or “private property” signs. The annotated figures <br />below partially illustrate the problem. <br />The trespassing bikers are climbing over the fence at the north end of Pleasanton Ridge. In my <br />email dated November 5, 2025, I suggested you improve the signage at the fence at the north end <br />of Pleasanton Ridge. Did you do so? Whatever signage exists it is not stopping the bikers! <br />Furthermore, the “word has now spread” and substantial numbers of bikers are coming in from <br />Dublin Canyon Road. Before the problem gets even worse you need to immediately plan to install <br />an electric gate at the driveway entrance on Dublin Canyon Road. I am demanding (not requesting) <br />this action. You can get power for the gate from the power pole or meter panel (Figures 10 and <br />11). The best location for the gate is near the entrance at the end of the broken asphalt driveway, <br />which would allow for delivery trucks to make deliveries at this location without opening the gate. <br />This is our current situation for delivery trucks. <br />Furthermore, I will construct an electric gate on the continuation of my driveway near the EBRPD <br />Firehouse. I need power from the EBRPD Firehouse. You should identify ASAP the EBRPD <br />person I will work with to accomplish this objective. I will construct this gate at my expense. I <br />can also lay the underground conduit etc. The gate at the driveway entrance is at your expense. <br />T. Vinson <br />Page 16 of 28 <br />16 <br /> <br /><br /> <br /> <br />
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