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Mayor Pierce stated that a letter from Mr. Miller was received stating he would be in <br /> favor of the proposed stop sign and had actually been involved in an accident at the <br /> intersection. <br /> Council comments included that not all traffic calming situation are not actually <br /> controversial, and concern with accidents component. <br /> M/S Foust/Bain to approve Alternative 1: In lieu of proposed stop signs, place <br /> intersection warning signs with "Cross Traffic Does Not Stop" supplementary plates <br /> or other similar warning signs on existing stop signs on Vera Avenue approaches at <br /> the intersection with Hudson Street and extend red curb at the corners to improve <br /> visibility. Explore the solar powered signs displaying speeds for Hudson Street to <br /> slow drivers down with staff to return to Council in approximately six months with <br /> accident statistics and feedback from neighbors. The motion passed by a majority <br /> roll call vote with Council Members Howard and Ira voting no. <br /> MINUTE ORDER 07-057 <br /> Council Member Hartnett and City Manager Everett left the dais due to a conflict of interest <br /> in either having owned or currently owning property within the area. <br /> Recess: 8:25 - 8:40 p.m. <br /> 9. PUBLIC HEARING - <br /> A. 885 Woodside Road Precise Plan <br /> City Attorney Aranda clarified that Council consideration pertains to the Precise <br /> Plan and Council is not being asked to act on the rezoning or to reconsider the <br /> mitigated negative declaration approved at the Planning Commission on November <br /> 28, 2006. Council may hear testimony and comments on topics from both staff and <br /> the public regarding the Precise Plan. <br /> Senior Planner Riordan explained the Precise Plan proposal for 885 Woodside <br /> Road. <br /> Mayor Pierce opened the public hearing. <br /> Public Comment: <br /> Danielle Farrey stated that she was voicing her concerns about the proposed <br /> condominium complex. Her family's home is adjacent to the building and her and <br /> her husband purchased their home there because of the quiet neighborhood that is <br /> perfect for raising a family. She stated that her children aged 5 and 7 have rooms <br /> that face the proposed condominiums. She expressed concern with loss of property <br /> value, concern about the trees to be planted, the children not being able to play in <br /> their backyard, the loss of sunlight, and compromised privacy. <br /> JOINT CITY COUNCIL/REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY BOARD MEETING APRIL 9, 2007 <br /> MINUTES PAGE 6 <br />