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It is imperative that you deal with this problem immediately. I have personally encountered seven <br />groups of bikers (four this weekend). One biker and a group of three were heading up the driveway <br />towards my house and Barn complex. One group of four encountered by my caretaker, were <br />dressed like antifa criminals in all black with masks and goggles. If you are negligent and do not <br />take action to immediately control the biker trespassing it could easily result in a violent <br />confrontation between the bikers and the one or more of the permanent residents on my property <br />(e.g., myself, my caretaker and his wife). You and EBRPD would be directly responsible for the <br />consequences of any violent confrontation. I have already been threatened by one biker. Many <br />bikers have an “attitude” and consider themselves to be “macho”. Note: I’m not driving down the <br />driveway looking for bikers…. these are just chance encounters associated with my daily activities. <br />There are many more bikers on the Trail. <br />This morning two Alameda County sheriff’s deputies came to my house to discuss the situation. <br />They confronted me because one (or more) bikers reported the encounter they had with me and <br />kicking them off my property in a “mean-spirited manner”. The sheriff’s deputies encouraged me <br />to be “nicer” when encountering the trespassing bikers. I asked them “how many times am I <br />supposed to deal with trespassing bikers and be nice?” No response. It is important to remember <br />who are the victims and who are the criminals. The permanent residents on my property are the <br />victims. In 1955, my father and mother purchased the property that I have lived on for the past 20 <br />years. We have never experienced problems and trespassers like you/EBRPD have created with <br />the uncontrolled access to your Trail. You and I stood on the driveway at the Trail entrance the <br />day I met you and you stated the Trail would not be open until the staging area was complete and <br />further noted “we don’t know when that will occur”. You are EBRPD’s representative and you are <br />obligated to keep your word! Did you tell the Trail Contractor the Trail would not be open to the <br />public in the foreseeable future? Why do all his signs suggest it will be open? <br />I am expecting that you will immediately address this unfortunate situation. I would like to know <br />when you will install the electric gate at the entrance. Also, I would like to install the electric gate <br />at the Firehouse immediately and, therefore, would like to work with your representative to <br />determine how this can best be accomplished. Finally, what is your plan to close the illegal access <br />at the north end of Pleasanton Ridge? <br />Very truly yours, <br />Ted S. Vinson <br />Ted S Vinson, PhD, PE <br />cc. <br />Melanie D. Vinson, attorney-at-law <br />William T Vinson, attorney-at-law <br />T. Vinson <br />Page 17 of 28 <br />16 <br />CONT <br /> <br /><br /> <br /> <br />
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