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459 5. MEETING OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Pleasant Villaqe Center Mr. James Miller, 3633 Camelot Court, expressed his disapproval of the manner in which decision on the Pleasant Village Center application was made. He stated that the project should have been stopped right at the start and not when it was about 95% completed. He added that items on the Agenda should not be postponed when people interested in the issue have come to the meeting specifically to discuss the matter. Election Campaiqn Referring to Mayor Mercer's letter regarding conducting a fair and clean campaign, Ms. Terry Spraggins, 7024 Corte del Oro, stated that she had every intention to run an honest and clean campaign based on issues and positions. She suggested that since all the key players in the election, including the sponsors of Measure M, are following what they believe to be in the best interest of Pleasanton, everyone concerned should sign the letter. Mr. Mercer stated that the reason he did not include the other Councilmembers in his letter was because none of them were up for re-election. He added that he did not think the other Councilmembers would object to signing the letter. Subdivision Development Mr. Stanley Rathbone, 325 Ray Street, pointed out that the August 28th issue of The Valley Times indicated that Brad Hirst was taking over Ken Gooch's subdivision plan at the site next to 1-580. He expressed concern that the original plan for 18 custom homes would be replaced by a new plan which called for 40 smaller houses. 6. PUBLIC HEARINGS Item 6a Consideration of the Adoption of an Aliqnment Plan for Foothill Road Between Stoneridqe Drive and Bernal Avenue This item was continued to the October 2, 1990 City Council Meeting at the request of staff. 9-4-90 - 5 -