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PURCHASE AGREEMENT This Purchase Agreement ("Agreement") is made the day of __ City of Pleasanton ("City") and Philip Ciesielski ("Purchaser"). ., 2002 between the RECITALS A. The City owns an unimproved parcel of land ("the Property"), approximately 14,000 square feet in size and located in the 4100 block of Stanley Boulevard, about 600 feet east of Main Street; the Property has no street access, is landlocked, and is bound by private single family residences to the north and east, by private property along the Arroyo Del Valle to the south, and by the Pleasanton Mobile Home Park to the west. B. Using gas tax funds, the City acquired the Property for $9,103 in 1968 from John A. Comer, Ethel L. Comer, Herman Edster and Margaret Edster. C. After the Comers/Edsters sold the City the Property, they sold land to the north of the Property (4160 Stanley) to Chris Beratlis in 1968, who in turn sold it to Jessie Boerner in 1969; Ms. Boerner sold 4160 Stanley to Purchaser in 1994. D. The City purchased the Property in 1968 because the City, at that time, had plans to extend Del Valle Parkway from Main Street to Stanley Boulevard; in 1996, the City Council decided that this extension was not warranted and removed the proposed extension from the General Plan. E. Pubic records do not disclose that the ownership of the Property includes rights of access to or from any public street; the City has gained access to the Property for weed abatement by going through the property at 4128 Stanley Boulevard. F. The Property in the General Plan is designated Medium Density Residential; the zoning for the Property is R-1-20-00 (Single-Family Residential). G. The property at 4160 Stanley Boulevard, owned by Purchaser, which is to the north of the Property, is zoned R-1-20,000; a single family residence and an accessory structure are located on it. H. The Property is not useful to the City for street purposes, public park and recreational purposes or any other public purpose. I. Because of constant weed abatement, the Property requires continued maintenance not to be an annoyance to the neighbors.