Hi Guys, Here is a response from Harry Sachs in regards to questions concerning the ramps. Thank you for your email regarding the ramps. I have tried, unsuccessfully, to have the council review this issue before the EIR comes out. At this point I have given up on trying to convince two other members to stand up and protect San Ramon's interests. I would be organizing ALL the neighborhood groups together and purchasing mailers citywide highlighting the folly and dangers of this project. Having broad support across many San Ramon neighborhoods and residents takes this issue away from being just a "westside" neighborhood issue and makes it a "San Ramon " issue. I believe that is vital. I would ask council members to attend organized meet and greets with neighborhood groups . I am sure there are more ideas Sally, but I think this issue is not widely known to San Ramon residents outside the affected areas. That must change. Please do not hesistate to contact me on this or any issue. Best, Harry Sachs, M.Ed. Vice-Mayor City Of San Ramon Do you know people on the east, north, or south sides of San Ramon? Tell them about this issue, we need to get more active involvement from the entire San Ramon community, directed at our city council. The city council initiated the ramps. and CCTA says that the city council can stop it. Andrew