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Donald Spencer, 27490 Sherlock Road, commented that he felt there were several assumptions made in the EIR. For example, the pattern of usage (rainy or dry months) and the average number of persons in a family membership. Mr. Spencer did not agree with approving the EIR without knowing what the assumptions were. Carol Phy, 25646 Moody Road, commented on the traffic issue. She felt there could be real conflicts with Moody Road as the only access for a project of this size. Sheri Emling, 11853 Murietta Lane, requested clarification of the timelines involved with the EIR. While she felt that the EIR did not address quite a few issues , she also noted that it did support denial of the project. 1 MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Siegel , seconded by Plummer and passed unanimously by all members present to approve and certify the final environmental impact report for the Adobe Creek Lodge and Coun- try Club (conditional use permit for a 1 , 750 membership recreational facility, 26220 Moody Road) with the modifications to the Executive Summary stated in the Town Planner ' s staff report dated 1/28/87. G. OLD BUSINESS : 1. Traffic Safety on Robleda Road (request made by a resident for a guardrail on Robleda Road) ' The City Manager referred to his staff report dated 1/29/87 which noted that additional information should be forthcoming in the near future from the Sheriff ' s Department on the accident history of this stretch of Robleda Road. It was hoped that after review of this docu- mentation, appropriate improvements could be determined. In response to a comment from Mayor Pro Tem Tryon that in January of 1987 there had been four accidents on Robleda, the City Manager responded that the only way he would be able to get information on them would be if they had been reported to the Sheriff ' s Department. In response to Councilmember Siegel , staff noted that the road maintenance study would not be a source of information as to whether this particular area of Robleda had a dangerous curve. Pending the receipt of addi- tional information, the City Manager noted that warning signs had been placed on Robleda. Dronkert arrived at the meeting. PASSED BY CONSENSUS (with Dronkert abstaining) : To request the City Manager to return at a later Council meeting with the additional in- formation, to request that he ascertain the warning signs in place were adequate at this time and to suggest that he meet with Dr. Ig- natius, who originally made the request for a guardrail on Robleda to the Council in order to give him a status report on the matter. 4111/ -3-