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This will be based on a planned unit development (PUD) or Specific Plan, as either may be amended from time to time, subject to the 150 percent maximum FAR.. e An FAR of up to 300 percent is allowed in the Downtown Specific Plan area. c Projects may use the Mixed Use FAR and density ranges only if they include uses that are authorized by the Mixed Use land use designation. Conventional business park projects shall be subject to the FAR limitations in the Business Park land use designation. Source: Community Development Department, 2008. Goals, Policies and Programs Program 1.1: Biennially assess community sustainability and quality of life in Pleasanton through measures such as: traffic congestion and delay, energy use, water quality and availability, fiscal sustainability, air quality, extent of tree canopy, and park acreage and bike path/trail miles per capita. Program 4.2: While mid points and maximum densities /floor area ratios are used to calculate holding capacity for planning purposes, these numbers are not entitlements. The appropriate density and intensity will be determined based on General Plan policies, Specific Plans where appropriate, site conditions, project design, and other considerations. Program 6.1: Prepare a Specific Plan for East Pleasanton as a coordinated effort between property owners, major stakeholders, and the Pleasanton community, including residents of East Pleasanton. Although the General Plan map indicates several types of land use that may be considered in the specific planning process, this General Plan confers no entitlement to any future development of land in East Pleasanton. Program 12.2: Prepare a Civic Center Master Plan to determine the future location and footprint of an expanded library, consolidated City Hall, Police Station, and-public parking, and other uses. The Master Plan should consider transit oriented development, include public open spaces and plazas, and add to Downtown vitality, while also maintaining the character and ambiance of Downtown. Program 18.1: Work with the Hacienda Owners Association to prepare a comprehensive planned unit development amendment for the Hacienda Business Park with special emphasis on creating a mixed -use, pedestrian- friendly area around the East Pleasanton/Dublin BART Station. This General Plan confers no additional development entitlement above what is currently entitled in Hacienda. Program 18.2: Provide land use flexibility for the Hacienda Business Park, portions of the Stoneridge Mall area and other areas through the Mixed Use/Business