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Exhibit "A" <br />Res. 2323 <br />6/22/83 <br />GP -83 -3 <br />PROPOSED LAND USE AND CIRCULATION ELEMENT CHANGES <br />LAND USE AND CIRCULATION ELEMENT <br />PROVIDING RESIDENTIAL DENSITY STANDARDS <br />To be inserted as first full paragraph on page 3a <br />The dwelling unit per acre standards specified for the residential <br />density categories are intended to establish the following general popula- <br />tion density standards for the areas placed into these categories: <br />Low Density Residential, not exceeding 9.0 persons per acre; Medium <br />Density, from 5.4 to 36.0 persons per acre; High Density Residential, <br />more than 18.0 persons per acre, and averaging 45 persons per acre. <br />These population density standards are based upon an assumed household <br />size of 3.6 persons per dwelling unit for Low and Medium Density Residen- <br />tial and 3.0 persons per dwelling unit for High Density Residential. <br />The actual population density in terms of persons per acre is the product <br />of the number of dwelling units per acre and the number of persons per <br />dwelling unit. Since the latter number varies from household to household <br />and may change over time, the population density standards expressed in <br />terms of persons per acre must considered fairly general and flexible. <br />The City's approval of residential developments will be stated in terms of <br />dwelling units per acre, but the number of dwelling units per acre approved <br />within the ranges specified for each residential density category should <br />consider up -to -date information on average numbers of persons per dwelling <br />unit in various types of housing in Pleasanton. <br />