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Recommendation No. 22. Change all multi-family residentially zoned property in the area between Pleasanton Avenue, Rose Avenue, Fair Street, and Division Street from "Medium Density Residential" to "High Density Residential." b. Denies the following changes: Recommendation No. 1: Denies the change of the northernmost 20 acres of the 91+ acre site located between 1-680 and Stoneridge Marl Road from "High Density Residential" to "Commercial and Offices;" a comprehensive change to the entire 91+ acre site was made as indicated in Section 3 of t[is resolution. Recommendation No. 2: Denies moving the park presently shown at the northwest quadrant of the intersection of Stoneridge Drive and 1-680 to the middle of the 88 acre "High Density" site mentioned in Recommendation No. 1 and reduce it in size to five acres, making the entire 10 acre park site "High Density Residential;" a comprehensive change to the entire site was made as indicated in Section 3 of this resolution. Recommendation No. 3: Denies the change to the K-6 school site from "Public and Institutional (School)" to "High Density Residential;" a comprehensive change to the entire site was made as indicated in Section 3 of this resolution. Recommendation No. 4: Denies changing the San Francisco Water Department property located between Bernal Avenue, 1-680 and the Western Pacific railroad tracks from "Agriculture and Grazing or Industrial" to "Agriculture and Grazing," subject to the staff of the San Francisco Water Department supporting restrictions on growing of garlic, onions, and shallots, and working with the City on any master plan for development of the property. Recommendation No. 10: Denies changing the eastern- most 1.6 acres of the TAM Investment Company property located at the northeast corner of Hopyard Road and Valley Avenue from "Public and Institutional" to "Commercial and Offices." Recommendation No. 14: Denies placing a 2-1/2 acre park in the 27-1/2 acre site bounded by Bernal Avenue extension, Sunol Boulevard, the City's CorDoration Yard, and the Western Pacific railroad right-of-way which was changed to "High Density Residential."