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Page 1 of 1 <br />(. _ /:_ <br />Steve Otto <br />From: Heidi Massie <br />Sent: Monday, July 07, 2008 11:53 PM <br />To: Mary Lu Campbell; Steve Otto <br />Subject: Noon PUD-74 <br />Enough is enough! <br />I object to PUD-74, the proposed 110 "senior housing" single homes for the Busch area. We first need a <br />plan defined to support traffic and buildout on the East side of town before we add more homes to this area <br />(Stanley/Valley/Santa Rita) which already bas the highest level of traffic in the entire city. <br />This proposal goes against everything the community has asked for over the past year such as: <br />1. It makes traffic (and all that comes with it: noise, pollution, pedestrian safety) on a key city <br />artery even worse (Valley Ave). <br />2. It occupies a key section of land in an area of town that needs a strategic plan first before any <br />further development approved. <br />3. It may be neither very senior (age 55 eligibility) nor affordable. In addition, the original <br />developer positioned this land for school district purposes when they got the original Ironwood <br />approval years ago and not for 110 more homes. <br />Over the past year many people have spent hours of their free time communicating to the Pleasanton City <br />Council and Planning Commission that they would like the Council to halt all future commercial and <br />residential planning to the south-east part of Pleasanton until a solution is found to the current traffic <br />crisis. Thousands have sent emails and spoke at meetings to voice their concerns. It was for this reason - in <br />part -that the city council members voted not to approve the Horoe Depot development at Stanley and <br />Valley. <br />Please halt further approval of PUD-74 until a specific east side plan is created and traffic problems are <br />addressed. <br />Heidi Massie <br />4183 Hall Ct. <br />Heidi Mossie <br />Communicotions Consu/taut <br />