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AREA "'~E 415 84&-3202 -:- 200 BERNAL AVENU P. O. BOX 520 -:- pLEASANTON. CALIFORNIA May 2, 1977 Alameda County Board of Supervisors c/o Mr. Jack Pool, Clerk of Board of Supervisors 1221 Oak Street Oakland, California 94612 ALAMEDA COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION NO. 77-47 APPROVING, IN PRINCIPLE, A PLANNED DEVELOP~.~NT FOR PD-39 (95 single-family residential units on Pleasanton Ridge) On April 25, 1977, the Alameda County Planning Commission approved Resolution No. 77-47, approvin~ in principle, a Planned Development for PD-39 (95 single-family residential units on Pleasanton Ridge). The City Council of the City of Pleasanton desires to appeal said approval for the reasons set forth herein. The City Council adopted its present general plan in February, 1976, and included within the planning boundaries the property in question. The Pleasanton Ridge area is designated as "Open Space for Public Health and Safety" on said general plan. The City Council has stated in its general plan and in testimony regarding the proposed county general plan for the Livermore-Amador Valley that no urban- ization should occur outside of presently incorporated coXunities. The City Council is also concerned with the proposed develppment for a number of other reasons: (1) use of a private sewage disposal system; (2) growth inducing impacts above thestate's E/O growth rate; (3) safety of access to the ridgelands, especially for public safety vehicles; (4) the cost to the public of providing minimal governmental services to the area. In addition, the City Council concurs with the comments regarding this project as set forth in the county staff analysis report of April 18, 1977: Development as proposed and at this time will be inconsis- tent with policies of the County General Plan, Local Agency Formation Commission, State Water Resources Control Board and California Regional Water Quality Control Board. The project poses major problems (liabilities to the County, inefficient and higher costs of Services) associated with provision of services to outlying unurbanized portions of the County and development without conventional public services.